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alarms that occurred or removing any alarms 
that returned to their normal state. 
 
There are no options on this screen that can be 
configured.  It is meant to be used as an 
informational view-only screen. 

7. Security (7) 

This menu shows a list of submenus that 
allows a user to configure other users for 
access to the remote unit, view a security log 
for the current remote unit and configure an 
access control list for the remote unit.  Figure 
7-1 displays the submenus available from the 
Security menu. 
 

 

Figure 7-1 Security Menu

 

7.1  User Properties Menu (1-5) 
Up to 5 users can be configured each with 
different access privileges.  Figure 7-2 shows a 
list of all the access privileges that can be set 
for each user.   
 

 

Figure 7-2 User Properties Menu

 

 
The 

Login Name

 menu item allows new 

usernames to be created.  A user can be 
disabled by entering a blank username.  When 
a username is entered a prompt for a password 
will appear.  All keyboard characters are 
allowed in the login name and the password. 
 
The remaining menu items allow a user to 
configure the privileges for another user.  Each 
item can be assigned NO ACCESS, READ 

ACCESS or READ/WRITE ACCESS.  The read 
privilege allows that user to view all the menus 
in that section.  The read and write access 
privilege allows a user to read the menus and 
change the configuration of the menu items.   
 
The 

Log Purge Access 

menu item can be set to 

either ACCESS or NO ACCESS.  Users with 
access will be able to remove all log entries out 
of the Security and Alarm Logs. 
 
When access is given to a main menu item, all 
submenus associated with that menu will be 
accessible as well. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7.2  Security Log Menu (6) 
The 

Security Log

 menu allows a user to view 

any currently logged in users as well as the 
past 100 users that logged in.  The UTC time, 
type of connection, and length of connection is 
displayed.  A sample Security Log Menu is 
shown in Figure 7-3. 
 

 

Figure 7-3 Security Log Menu

 

 
The following abbreviations are used to 
describe the connections: 

  LOC (Local Port, Service Port) 

  TEL (Telnet Connection 

  ACT (Active, Current Connection) 

 
The user can press the <Enter> key to scroll 
through the log one page at a time. 

 

Alternatively, a user can type a number and 
press the <Enter> key to jump to that log entry. 
 

Note: 

At least one user must have 

READ/WRITE access to the Security Access 
menu item.  The SiteVu will not allow a user 
to remove access to the Security menu or 
disable that user if it is the only login name 
with access to the Security menu.   

Summary of Contents for Noran Tel SITE VU MINI N04005-SVU/L0806

Page 1: ...emote units using the local port service port via USB and or using the Telnet option over Ethernet Any VT100 compatible Telnet client software and serial communication software may be used to communic...

Page 2: ...n is dropped The user must wait a set amount of time Security Lock Out time before trying to reconnect via Telnet After a successful login the Site Vu Main Menu is displayed If 3 failed logins occur f...

Page 3: ...5 DIGITAL OUTPUTS 5 9 6 CURRENT ALARMS 6 9 7 SECURITY 7 10 7 1 USER PROPERTIES MENU 1 5 10 7 2 SECURITY LOG MENU 6 10 7 3 ACCESS CONTROL LIST MENU 7 11 7 4 SECURITY LOCKOUT MENU ITEMS 8 10 11 8 FILE T...

Page 4: ...item that contains a colon and presses the Enter key the menu item selected is displayed along with its previous setting Also a prompt is displayed for the user to enter a new value for the setting Th...

Page 5: ...nit to send SNMP v1 traps to Network Management Station s Figure 1 3 displays the menu item settings for this menu Figure 1 3 SNMP Settings Menu The Allow SNMP Read menu item can be enabled to allow a...

Page 6: ...ge the default port for the Telnet server A user may want to change this port for access through firewalls and or to obfuscate the location of the Telnet server on the SiteVu remote unit The Telnet In...

Page 7: ...to add a de bounce time to eliminate jitter on the sensor This value can be anywhere between 1 10th of a second to 6553 1 seconds 109 minutes Refer to the Digital Input sensor section in the hardware...

Page 8: ...outputs a voltage between 0 50mV Rather than displaying a voltage and using alarm points in the mV range the value can be converted to Amperes instead o Multiplier 400A 50mV 8000 o Range 0 125mV o Of...

Page 9: ...ensor is controlled by an alarm event When AUTO is set the state of the relay SET or CLEAR is displayed after the AUTO setting When the digital output changes state a SNMP trap is automatically sent a...

Page 10: ...ACCESS READ ACCESS or READ WRITE ACCESS The read privilege allows that user to view all the menus in that section The read and write access privilege allows a user to read the menus and change the con...

Page 11: ...hat are currently locked Also a failed login Security Log item is created in the Security log menu item A username becomes locked if the user tries to login with the correct username but not the corre...

Page 12: ...tings 6 The firmware in the SiteVu can be updated remotely using the menu options available in Figure 8 3 Figure 8 3 Firmware File Settings Menu The Enable File Transfer menu item allows the user to e...

Page 13: ...cessed through this menu Figure 10 1 System Properties Menu The Current time item allows a user to set the time for the remote unit The time entered is based on the Time Zone offset from UTC menu item...

Page 14: ...t regular intervals and store the results in a tab separated value file tsv Initially data is logged every second After the first 5 minutes it is logged less frequently at 1 minute intervals The Site...

Page 15: ...puts it on the user s computer The first two steps essentially copies the configuration from one SiteVu remote unit and places that same configuration on the second remote unit Downloading with XMODE...

Page 16: ...tput Number Low 11 Output State on Alarm Low 12 High Alarm enable 13 Send SNMP Trap High 14 High Alarm Point 15 Return Point High 16 Severity High 17 Digital Output Number High 18 Output State on Alar...

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