KEPCO BOP 1KW-MG Operator Manual, Firmware Ver.2.48 to 3.04 - Manual (Page 72)

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reconfiguration of the BOP, yet allow access to qualified personnel. These password levels
apply only to local operation. When in remote, only the main password is accessible, acting
as a general password (see PAR B.137). The functions that can be password protected are
Interface settings, Max/Min settings, Load type, Test, Calibration, Power-up Settings, and Key-
pad lockout at power-up. In addition, it is possible to prevent changes made to the display set-
tings from being saved for power up by setting Save Display Chg to Disable (default).
When the unit is operating in remote mode with Keypad @ local activated, a password is
required before the unit can be returned to local operation. In addition, when a waveform is exe-
cuting in local mode, depressing
%
to stop the waveform requires a password before the
waveform is stopped.
To change any password you must enter the Admin 2 password to access the Password Menu.
The unit is shipped with the Admin 2 password set to “KEPCO,” the Main Unit password set to
”DEFAULT,” and the Admin 1 password set to “A.“ To change the password or to protect one of
the protected menus, proceed as follows:
1. Press
%
from the power-up screen to enter the General Setup menu. Highlight Password
and press
!
.
2. Enter the Admin 2 password (see PAR. 3.2.4.4 for details), then press
!
to verify. The
Password Protection menu (see Figure 3-5) is now displayed.
3. To change a password, highlight the Main Unit, Admin 1 or Admin 2 password and press
!
to modify.
4. Press CLEAR to erase the previous password from memory.
5. Enter the new password (see PAR. 3.2.4.4) and press
$
to save. Up to eight characters
are permitted for passwords.
NOTE: Do NOT use space characters for passwords
6. To protect or unprotect a menu highlight the password setting for the menu (Interface, Max-
Min, Load, Test, Power-up, Keyboard @ Local, Keypad@power-up) and press
!
to modify.
Highlight either the desired password (Main Unit, Admin 1 or Admin 2) or Unprotected and
press
$
to save.
NOTE: To restore the password protection defaults shown in Figure 3-5, press
@
; this leaves
the three individual passwords remain unchanged.
7. When complete, press
$
to save for power-up or
%
to apply the changes (without saving
for power-up) and exit.
3.2.4.4 HOW TO ACCESS A PASSWORD PROTECTED MENU
An administrator can independently assign one of three passwords (Main Unit, Admin 1 or
Admin 2) to eight functions. Under General Setup the Series/Parallel submenu is assigned the
Admin 2 password; this cannot be changed.
When trying to modify a protected setting or access a protected menu, the message PASS-
WORD IS REQUIRED appears at the top, and the first character is highlighted. Proceed as fol-
lows: