AETA Scoopy+ S, Руководство пользователя

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S
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+ S - User Manual 85
4.8. Restricted operation mode
4.8.1. Principles
S
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+ S can be locked in a restricted user access mode, which limits user access to the essential
controls and features. For routine operation, this mode allows to avoid risks such as random settings,
with unpredictable effects, handling or adjustment mistakes, accidental erasure of useful memories, etc.
When S
COOPY
+ S is in restricted access, it is still quite operative, especially if suitable memories (call
profiles, presets, snapshots) have been prepared beforehand, because the following functions are still
accessible:

Receiving calls

Releasing links

Dialing and redialing (recalling previous numbers) for outgoing calls

Loading and calling call profiles

Loading presets or snapshots
On the other hand, it is not possible to change settings via the menus, as only the "Profiles" menu is
accessible. It is also impossible to delete or edit the recorded profiles.
A password is needed for switching to the restricted mode (locking) or back to full access (unlocking).
This password can be programmed (of course, not when in restricted access...).

Warning: this access protection is completely independent from the one that can be set for the
"web" interface (embedded html pages). The passwords have no relationship, and are set separately.
One of the interfaces (front panel or html) can be locked while the other is not.
4.8.2. Locking the front panel
Managing the restricted mode is done with the sub-menu
Tools
/
Maintenance
. See in 4.4.8
(
Maintenance
sub-menu) the items of this sub-menu.
First you must program the desired password, because the password is blank when the unit comes from
the factory or after a complete "factory reset". The password is an arbitrary sequence of numbers.
For switching to the restricted mode, select
User Access
and confirm (
Yes
). You must then enter the
password to actually lock the unit (this makes sure you really know the password before locking). The
display warns you about the switch to restricted access.
Press and come back to the base screen. From then on, on every attempt to navigate in the non
authorized menus, the following message is displayed:
4.8.3. Unlocking the front panel
From the root menu, press a numeric key. When prompted with a message, hit and type (without
waiting) the password sequence; S
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+ S unlocks:
The full access is restored. Press to come back to the home screen.