HEIDENHAIN TNC 620, Руководство пользователя

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HEROS functions | User administration
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Rights
Rights consist of a combination of functions that cover a task area of
the control, e.g. editing the tool table.
HEROS rights
NC rights
PLC rights (machine tool builder)
If more than one role is assigned to a user, he will be granted all
rights contained in these roles.
Ensure that every user is assigned all access rights he
needs. The access rights result from the actions a user
performs on the control.
HEIDENHAIN function users
HEIDENHAIN function users are pre-defined users that are
automatically created upon activation of user administration.
Function users cannot be changed.
HEIDENHAIN provides four different function users in the control's
factory default setting.
oem
The
oem
function user is intended for the machine tool builder.
The
oem
function user allows you to access the
PLC:
drive of the
control.
Function users defined by the machine tool builder
Refer to your machine manual.
The users defined by the machine tool builder can
differ from those pre-defined by HEIDENHAIN.
The machine tool builder's function users can already
be active in
legacy mode
and replace code numbers.
By entering code numbers or passwords that replace
code numbers, you can temporarily enable rights of
oem
function users.
Further information: "Current User", Page 459
sys
The
sys
function user allows you to access the
SYS:
drive of the
control. This function user is reserved for use by the JH service
personnel.
user
In
legacy mode
, the
user
function user is automatically
logged on to the system during control startup. When user
administration is active, the
user
function user has no effect. The
logged-on user of the type
user
cannot be changed in
legacy
mode
.
useradmin
The
useradmin
function user is automatically created upon
activation of user administration. The
useradmin
function user
allows you to configure and edit user administration.
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