T/MonXM 4.7 User Manual
UM-TMN-470
Section Seven - Managing System Users
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Fields will appear on the System Users screen as software modules
are installed.
Note: For security reasons, after creating your own user data-
base you should delete the DPS default entry from the database.
Table 7.A - Fields in the System Users screen
* These fields are range variables. Numbers entered must be in some valid range. Example 1-3, 7.
Define System
Users
Field
Description
Username
The user ’s name for T/Mon and Remote Access logons. Must be 3–20 char-
acters long.
Initials
You must enter 3 initials.
Name
The user ’s name — 3 to 30 characters long.
Password
The user ’s password. Password must be from 3 to 8 characters long.
Suggestion:
Avoid initials or names of family members or pets.
Title
The user ’s title (e.g., supervisor, engineer). This field is optional. Use up to 20
characters.
Profile
The system profile to reference for security settings. Setting this field to a pro-
file will overwrite the system user with the configuration of the system profile.
If the system profile is changed, then the user configuration will be changed
automatically. Note: This field is optional, You will be prompted to overwrite
the current user rights, Press "Y" to accept.
Control Group Mask The Labeled Control Categories the user can access. Range is 1-40.*
View Alm Windows
The Alarm Windows the user can view but not necessarily acknowledge. Valid
view windows with standard features are 1-90. More view windows are avail-
able when additional Alarm Windows software modules are installed. Valid
range is 1-720 (or maximum number of installed windows).* System users
able to view Window 1 can view all the alarm in T/Mon.
Note:
If additional window software modules are subsequently added, you
may need to update your security files.
Ack Alm Windows
The alarm windows in which the user may acknowledge alarms. Valid range
is 1-720 (or maximum number of installed windows).*
Note:
Ack Alm windows must be a subset of the View Alm windows.
Alarm Ack Level
The authority level of the user to acknowledge alarms. Valid settings are:
None:
Can’t acknowledge alarms.
Single:
Acknowledge only a single alarm at a time.
All Alarms:
Acknowledge alarms one-at-a-time or all at once (Alt F4).
Site Controls
Windows that the user may issue site controls from. Valid range is 1-720 (or
maximum number of installed windows).* Note: Must be a subset of view
alarm windows.
Modem Call Back
Allows modem access via number listed. User must identify and logon. T/Mon
calls back to the specified number. This enables even greater security. Access
requires modem and password at pre-designated location. Up to 30 charac-
ters.
Modem Logon Access
Allows access to the system using a modem. This permits you to restrict
access so a user can only use dedicated terminals.
Hint:
You can give a user two codes— one is for local use and another for
dial-up access with limited capabilities.