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System Functions
This section lists of all the System Functions that can be assigned to operator
groups from the
Operator Group
dialog.
When assigning operator privileges, you must:
1.
Assign the system functions to which that operator has access.
2.
Assign the appropriate level of access to that function for the operator to
adequately perform their job.
The levels of operator privilege that may be assigned to system functions are
shown in the following table.
Assigned
Privilege
Meaning
Description
<none>
(none)
The operator is not assigned any access to records relating to
system functions. They are prevented from creating, deleting,
modifying and viewing specific records or their related
attributes.
c
(create)
The operator is assigned full control of the records relating to
the system functions.
This could include privileges to create, delete, modify and
view records and their related attributes only if applicable.
e
(edit)
The operator is allowed to view and modify records relating to
specific system functions, but is prevented from creating or
deleting such records.
v
(view)
The operator is granted access to retrieve and view records
relating to specific system functions, but is prevented from
creating, deleting or modifying such records.
The following table lists the system functions that may be assigned to an operator
group together with a brief description of each function. The table also lists the
privilege levels that may be assigned for each system function.
SystemFunction
Description
Assignable
Privilege Level
Access
Configuration
Determines whether the operator should be
allowed to create, modify, delete and view
access groups and levels.
<none>, c, e, v
Additional
Preferences
Determines whether the operator can tick and
un-tick the following checkbox in the
System
Preferences
dialog:
Display Higher Priority Alarm, in the
General
tab.
<none>, c, e, v
Advanced Reports
Determines whether the operator can view and
print advanced reports, including Image
Verification and Time and Attendance.
<none>, c, e, v
Alarm Definition
Determines whether the operator should be
allowed to create, modify, delete and view
alarm classes.
<none>, c, e, v
Alarm Queue
Provides privileges for the Alarm Queue window
and
Alarm Display
dialog (to allow operators to
acknowledge alarms).
<none> >, c, e, v
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