Chapter 4: Configuration

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Select “User > User Data” in the task area.

Figure 4-35. Menu User—User Data screen.

Table 4-25. OSD settings.

Button

Function

 

 

New

Create a new user

 

 

Delete

Delete an existing user

 

 

Apply

Create a new user account

 

 

Cancel

Reject changes

 

 

To configure user access rights for CPUs, proceed as follows:

1.Select a user in the User Data list.

2.By using the right mouse button once on a CPU in one of the respective access lists (Full Access, Video Access, and No Access), two lists for selection will appear in which the respective CPU can be moved and the access rights can be changed.

3.Confirm the configuration by pressing the “Apply” button.

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