System Administrator’s Guide

Limiting the Time that a Unit Can Be Used

Fig. 10–9. Account's Limit on Session Time, before Needing to Reconnect.

Limiting time can be used to prevent users from monopolizing a Rapid Eye site’s maintenance. See figure 10–9, above.

To Limit Use of Cameras: Camera Partitioning

Tip

You can disallow access to some or all cameras at a site. By default, a user account can use every camera at a site.

Why deny access to a camera? This depends on your organization’s security protocols. Perhaps an operator should monitor some cameras and not others.

You need to have configured cameras at a site before you can limit their use in a user’s account. To configure cameras, see Cameras, on p. 65.

1.Using Admin, click the Users tab.

2.Display the Update User dialog box by either:

Double-clicking the name of the user account that you want to update.

- or -

Selecting the user account that you want to update; then: click either: on the toolbar, Update on the Actions menu, or press the F12 key.

3.In the Update User dialog box, click User has restricted access. See figure 10–10,(1).

4.In the tree of sites below User has restricted access, select a site by clicking the box next to name of the site, so that a checkmark appears. The checkmark means that access to the site is granted to the user of the account.

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Honeywell K14392V1 manual Limiting the Time that a Unit Can Be Used, To Limit Use of Cameras Camera Partitioning