Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk View Site Edition Users Guide - Manual (Page 98)

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For more information about logging on and off at run time, see “Logging users on to and
off from FactoryTalk View SE” on page 5-4.
For information about creating macros, see Chapter 24, Adding logic and control.
To assign a login or logout macro to a user account
1. In the Runtime Security editor, click the name of the user or group account you want
to set up with a login or logout macro.
2. Enter a Login or Logout Macro name, and then click Accept.
To find and select a macro in the Command Wizard, click the Browse button.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each account you want to have a macro, and then click Close.
Removing Runtime Security accounts
Removing a user or group account from the Runtime Security list does not delete the
corresponding FactoryTalk account from the Network or Local Directory.
However, if you delete a user or group from the FactoryTalk Directory, and the account
exists in the Runtime Security list, it will be removed automatically the next time you save
changes in the Runtime Security editor.
You can also remove Runtime Security accounts manually.
To remove accounts from the Runtime Security list
1. In the Runtime Security editor, click Security Accounts.
2. In the Security Settings dialog box, select the user or group account you want to
remove, and then click Remove.
Setting up run-time security for HMI project components
FactoryTalk View SE manages run-time access to FactoryTalk View commands and
macros, graphic displays, OLE objects, and HMI tags.
You set up security for these HMI project components in FactoryTalk View Studio, in
their respective editors.
Assigning security codes to commands and macros
In the Runtime Secured Commands editor, you can create a list of the commands and
macros to be secured, and then assign a security code to each.
If the macro’s name contains spaces, you must enclose the name in quotes.