Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 140)

132 Verex Director V4.9.1 User's Guide 21-0381E v4.9.1
- Copy all Permissions: Copies into
memory the permission settings for all
account folders within a permission-
set.
- Paste all Permissions: Applies
previously cut or copied permissions to
all folders within a permission-set.
- Add New all Permissions: Creates a
new (blank) permission-set. (Same as
clicking
[+] , or selecting "New
Permissions" at the bottom of the
form).
- Delete all Permissions: Deletes the
whole permission-set.
Tip: You will be prompted to confirm the
deletion.
- Find and Find Next: Allows searching
for a permission-set by name (same as
the 'binocular' symbols at the bottom.
Screen Reference
Pick-List (bottom of the
form)
- Operator Permissions: This is where
you select a permission-set to view or
edit. This area shows the name of
each permission-set, once defined;
Top of the Form
- Name: A suitable name/description for this
operator permission group (such as "Daily
Admin")
 Common Permissions 
- These are permissions pertaining to the entire
system (such as editing operators, backing up
the database, etc.);
Multi-Account Systems: These selections are always
present—regardless of which account folders are
selected in the next tab.
Operator Permissions: This pertains to working with
operator permissions and scheduled event filters (both
under "Operator" in the tree).
Shared Account Permissions: These pertain to users
and/or holidays to be shared across multiple accounts.
Related Topic: Users and Holidays Shared Across
Multiple Accounts
 Specific Permissions for
Selected Folder 
Settings on this tab pertain to the specific account folder
selected.
Tip: Use your mouse to 'scroll' through the settings.
(Multi-Account Systems) Account Folder Selection
Area: For a multi-account system, the left side of this
form allows selecting a folder (parent or individual) to be
associated with permissions that you select thereafter.
If nested account folders have been set up, subfolders
start out with the same permissions as the 'parent'
folder, and can be changed manually, as desired (a
green square indicates changes have been made).
Inherited settings for subfolders (NO green square) will
be changed automatically by changing settings for the
parent folder.
Pale/Faded-Looking Folder: This means no
permissions are selected.
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Permission Type (Sample Templates)
- Name: This provides sample permission
'templates' as a starting point for common types
of operators.
Tip: Make your selection here first. Then use your
Management Operator Operator Permissions
Legend/Reminder:
Magnifying Glass: Permission to view the item.
Edit Only (question mark with pencil): Permission to make a
draft/pending edit that will not take effect until approved by another
operator with “Approve and Save” permission.
Approve and Save (): Permission to approve and save changes
made by someone with “Edit Only” permission.
Pencil: Permission to view and add/delete/edit the item.