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Fig. 214. Verify Old Password.
Fig. 215. Wrong Password.
When finished editing all of the desired passwords, click OK on the Set Passwords dialog to keep the changes. Clicking on Cancel will restore all password states to their previous condition.
5.7.4. Lock/Unlock Detectors...
This facility enables you to protect a Detector from destructive access (e.g., Start, Stop, Clear) by any program on the PC or network. While any program can view the data and read the contents on any Detector in the system — locked or unlocked — the contents of a locked Detector cannot be changed without knowing the password.
NOTE
There is no master password. If the password is lost, contact ORTEC Customer
Service for assistance in unlocking the detector.
! Locking — Select the Lock/Unlock command to display the dialog shown in Fig. 216.
Enter the Owner name. Then enter a password in the Password field, and re-enter it in the Verify field (the two entries must agree). Click on OK. The password is not casesensitive (that is, uppercase and lowercase letters are treated the same).
! Accessing a locked detector — If a Detector is currently locked, selecting Lock/Unlock will display the Unlock Detector dialog shown in (Fig. 217) and will display the name of the Owner on the Supplemental Information Line, as shown in Fig. 218. You must enter the correct password to unlock the Detector.
If a JOB file or network user attempts to change any Detector settings on the Properties dialog will display the Locked Detector dialog shown in Fig. 219.
! If you enter the incorrect password in either the Unlock or Locked Detector dialog, the dialog will reopen and wait for the correct password. If you do not know the password, click on Cancel to close the dialog (you will still have read-only access to the Detector).
! Removing the password — To remove the password lock, issue the Lock/Unlock command, enter the password to unlock it, then reissue Lock/Unlock, completely delete the
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