Security
9410 series
Security
Security overview
You can configure standard or advanced security on your meter, as well as optional
revenue security.
Your meter comes with configurable security that you can set to either standard or
advanced, which helps protect against unauthorized configuration of your meter and
access to your meter’s data through the meter’s display or communications. Your
meter has features that allow you to enable/disable Ethernet protocols and port
numbers. Your meter also supports revenue locking, which incorporates revenue
security on all revenue-related parameters and revenue sealing.
Your meter ships from the factory with standard security enabled.
Standard and advanced security features
Security allows you to configure security features on your meter.
Parameter
Standard/
advanced
Details
Meter password
Standard/
advanced
The meter’s password is used to confirm user access when
configuring the meter through the display or over
communications.
The default meter password is 0 (zero).
Active web server
Standard/
advanced
This option allows you to enable or disable your meter’s
webpages.
Allow web server
programming
Standard/
advanced
This option allows you to enable or disable the ability to
configure your meter using the meter’s webpages.
NOTE:
To enable
Allow web server programming
, you must
have active web server enabled.
Allow Modbus
programming
Advanced only
This option can only be enabled in advanced security and is
disabled for standard security.
Allow front panel
programming
Standard/
advanced
This option allows you to enable or disable the ability to
configure your device using the display.
Allow
broadcasting time
synchronization
Advanced only
This option can only be disabled in advanced security and is
enabled for standard security.
Protocol lockout
Standard/
advanced
This option allows you to configure the number of access
attempts before lockout, lockout duration and meter access
event priorities.
Advanced security user configuration
Advanced security allows you to configure users with specific access levels and
passwords.
Security configuration process
The security configuration process has four basic steps: review security
recommendations, set basic security options, configure communications protocol
lockout settings, and configure users.
1. Review security recommendations
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