User Administration | Lindy Carbon Monoxide Alarm specification

4	OPERATION
	OPERATION
4.7	User Administration
4.7
	Input mask to set up users with
	access rights.
	All users are displayed with their
	user names, passwords and rights
	as well as their chipcard code, if
	applicable.

[A]ADD USER

Add new user.

[D]DELETE USER

Delete selected user (-->)

[-] PREVIOUS USER

Selection pointer to previous user.

	[+] NEXT USER	27
	Selection pointer to next user.	27
	Selection pointer to next user.

[L]LEARN CHIPCARD

Assign a chipcard to the selected user.

[U]UNLEARN CHIPCARD

Withdraw the chipcard from the selected user.

[?]HELP

Explanation of the menu items..

[Q]QUIT WITHOUT SAVING

Jump back to the main menu without saving changes.

[RETURN] QUIT WITH SAVING

Jump back to the main menu and save changes..

Note

A maximum of 12 users (RMS Advanced 99) can be created. Reading or writing/reading rights can be assigned to each user. Users with reading rights cannot save changes and do not have access to user administration.

The name and password are case-sensitive. If the chipcard reader has been activated (> 4.8.7), the DIGITAL OUT 4 output is assigned exclusi- vely to the door opener, in other words it is not possible to influence this output with the filters.

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Lindy Carbon Monoxide Alarm user manual User Administration, Selection pointer to next user

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MonitoringRack MonitoringSystemSystem Rack Ccontentsontents Ccontentsontents Safe Working General Information Warranty Lapse of warrantyDisposal STANDARDS, Regulations ServiceHotline Mail Lite Rack Monitoring Sensor digital Connection optionsDigital Humidity Infrared Room surveillance Mains Power StripsDoor Contact Reader Preparations Check the supplied itemsNecessary Tools Installation and Commissioning Mains montoring Electrical InstallationConnections and cabling Cabling 10BASET DigitalAlert UPS AUX COM Commissioning Fuses Double -pole fuse / fuse of the neutral wireFuse for the auxiliary voltage Supply Initial State Operator Control Elements Selecting a menu item Operation VIA Keys on the Front of the Device Filter messages Display in the Confirm menuEntering network parameters Serial Interface COM Operation VIA Telnet or ? Help Block diagram IP Address Network Configuration Write Community Snmp ConfigurationAME Snmp a Ccess Reboot Status Configuration VIA TftpUpdate VIA Tftp TFTP-SERVER Selection pointer to next user User Administration Configure digital outputs Invert Digital Outputs Temperature Inputs Digital InputsQuit Mains Monitoring Humidity Inputs Update the screen Return Quit With Saving AUX Device SelectionPrevious Device + Next Device Filter Ffect Filter SelectionUIT Snmp Trap LED W Arning DIGITAL/ALERT/UPS Inputs TEMPERATURE/MAINS/HUMIDITY Inputs ODE-A B M ODE-BSet threshold Selection pointer to next input Feedback Inputs Previous Feedback InputIlter Message LOG Example of terminal assign Preconfigured filters with anExample of filter configuration using filter 1 temperature Examples of filter settings MonitoringRack MonitoringSystemSystem Rack Specimen output Configuration Eexamplexample Configurationconfiguration Rack Remedy Mmalfunctionsalfunctions Rated ambient temperature Technicaltechnical Datadata RFC FAQEMC MIB Model Product designation Documentation System Configuration Variable Type Value Explanation of the MIBFor RMS Iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.infratec.rms Objects under Variable Type Value Access Object under ups I NT Able Variable Type Value AccessObjects under Variable Type Value Objects under humidTable Objects under outputTable Variable Type ValueObjects under Objects under tempTable Objects under mainsTable Variable Type Value Objects under filterTable Variable Type ValueObjects under Variable 6.1.4.1.1909.10.7.3 Variable Type Value Access FilterMainsTable Type Value Access Objects under userTable Variable Type Value Objects under aux VariableObjects under icc Variable Type Value GNU General Public RemoRack RMS Advanced RMS Lite Rack