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4.3.4 User Security
(a) Browse to Settings

System

User Security . User Security Figure 55 will be displayed.
User Security Figure 55 Power User Menu Figure 56
User Menu Figure 57
(b) By default the UNIT ID is 0 . The password for each user type follows:

Administrator Password: 88888888

Power User Password: 66666666

User Password: 22222222
(c) There are three levels of security depending on the user account. The respective password can only be changed by logging in as
Administrator .
(d) By logging in as a Power User , FORMAT , USER SECURITY and SYSTEM LOG options ( Power User Menu Figure 56 ) are not accessible.
Formatting the storage media ( FORMAT ) and accessing/deleting system log or snapshots ( SYSTEM LOG ) are not allowed. It is not
possible to browse to these sub-menus.
(e) The image ( User Menu Figure 57 ) illustrates the two menus accessible by logging in as User . Recordings can be viewed, exported and
information accessed regarding modules or historic data collection.
(f) By switching PASSWORD ENABLE Off , security is disabled and access is equivalent to an Administrator user which allows modifying
every single parameter and deleting any data. Brigade encourages changing passwords periodically for all the three security levels and
keeping these credentials secured.
4.4 Peripheral Settings
This section explains the process of configuring the communication port related to the optional accessories.
(a) Remote Panel is configured to be plugged into port 1 of the RS485 and the External G-Sensor to be plugged into port 2. The cable loom
MDR-408-TRIG is labelled with labels for the G-SENSOR and REMOTE PANEL.
(b) MDR-404xx-500 has a single option since this device is equipped with a single RS485 port.
(c) Browse to
Settings

Peripheral

Ext. Com Setup, Peripheral External Communication Setup Figure 58 will be displayed.
Note: This image illustrates an example for MDR-408XX-1000. The equivalent for MDR-404xx-500 will not have the RS485-2 option.
Peripheral External Communication Setup Figure 58
5 Recordings
This chapter describes the operation of the MDR once it has been setup successfully.
Note: When accessing the menu, recording stops and only resumes when the setup menu is closed.
Warning : The start-up time to recording for the MDR-404xx-500 is approximately 80 seconds. The start-up time to recording for the
MDR-408xx-1000 is approximately 90 seconds. Please wait at least 3 minutes after ignition is applied. Brigade will not be
responsible for any events not recorded during this start-up period. There are three ways in which a user can tell if the MDR
is recording: a visible red ‘R’ (HDD) and a blue ‘R’ (SD card) on each channel; MDR REC LED will be on; Remote Panel REC
LED will be on (optional accessory).