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ProteOn XPR36 System | Security Edition
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establish policies and standard operating procedures that work in
conjunction with the tools provided by Bio-Rad to ensure
compliance with 21 CFR Part 11.
Standard Mode vs. Secure Mode
ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition can run in Standard mode, in
which the security and audit trail features are disabled, or it can run in Secure
mode, with the security functions enabled. When in Standard mode, the
software functions like the standard version of ProteOn Manager software
.
This chapter assumes you are running the software in Secure mode, unless
otherwise noted.
When you are in Secure mode, the status bar displays a locked symbol .
If no locked symbol is visible, the software is operating in Standard mode.
System Requirements
ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition has the same system
requirements as the Standard Edition, except that the security functions are
not supported under the Windows XP Home Edition operating system. The
software must be installed on a computer running the Windows XP
Professional operating system for full Secure mode functionality. The system
must also have a Security Edition HASP key inserted.
Installing and Starting ProteOn Manager
Software, Security Edition
Security Edition is installed and starts up just like Standard Edition. After
installation, the software runs in Standard Mode until an administrator-level
user (see Users, Passwords, and User Levels on page 180) enables Secure
mode.
Note: User names and passwords must be set up on your
computer or computer network as described in Appendix F
Security Edition Configuration Setup Guide before you can use
the application in Secure mode.
When you start the software in Secure mode, you are prompted to log in with
your user name and password.