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8 Setup on the Web Server Pages
8 SETUP ON THE WEB SERVER PAGES
8.1. Overview
This section provides information about Setup via the Web server, including the settings that are
currently active and how to change settings in specific categories.
SETUP PAGES
When the Setup pages open, a collapsed tree structure is displayed on the left side of the page.
Double-clicking topics within the structure will expand the list to include all the pages available for
viewing or configuration. Click one of the options to view detailed information about the selection,
as displayed below. The information will be displayed in the midsection of the page.
List boxes, radio buttons, text boxes, etc., that are appropriate to the selection will appear to facili-
tate editing.
NOTE: All configuration (edit) abilities discussed in the following sections require login with a
user name and password to complete, as displayed below. The user account must have sufficient
privileges to edit the page.
After login, if the page remains idle for 10 minutes or longer, an automatic logout will occur with no
visual confirmation that this has happened. If this occurs, the system will not respond to data entry
attempts and you will have to login again to continue the editing process.
NOTE: The user will be prompted with a pop-up message if an invalid entry is attempted.
SECURITY SETUP
You can use the security section to add/delete users, edit user names, change passwords, and
change permissions. Account permissions is defined by the Security Group to which they are as -
signed. The Security Groups range form high (1) to low (5) level security. The account’s security
group must be equal to, or higher than, the group required to set security permissions in order to
change security settings. For example, if the Security group permission is set to 2, then the account
must have been assigned a group of 1 or 2 in order to change security settings. However, any user
may change his or her own user account security settings without this permission.
Security Setup has two pages; Users and Permissions. The Users section lists all users and their
assigned Security Group. The user has the ability to:
• View all users and their Security Group
• Edit the listing*
• Remove the listing*
• Set Password for the listing*
• Add Users
* With appropriate permissions
The Permissions page lists all setup pages and commands and the Security Groups required to
edit them. Only users with the required Security Group or higher can edit that specific page. For
example, if the Wiring Configuration page has a Security Group of 4, only users with a Security
Group of 1 through 4 can edit that page. Only users with the required Security Group or higher as
the Security Setup Permission page can edit the security levels for each page.