Unlocking Easysafety - Eaton easySafety Manual

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S PROGRAM...
SAFETY TEST
TEST SIGNALS...
ENTRY
PASSWORD
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Unlocking easySafety

Unlocking easySafety deactivates password protection.
Which password is required where is indicated in the menu
line by the character mentioned on .page 568 A password
request starts up when a protected function is called. You
can reactivate password protection later via the system
menu or by switching the power supply off and on again.
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For security reasons, only one password can be deacti-
vated at a time. This means that you must enter the master
password if you want to enable simultaneous access to
the areas protected by safety and standard password. In
this case, the safety configuration is not protected!
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The function of an area is accessible if a password is
entered to unlock an area. All other functions protected by
this password are now also unlocked.
The procedure to unlock the configuration or parts of it is
always the same. The unlocking of the safety circuit diagram
for editing is therefore used as an example:
Press OK to enter the main menu from the status menu.
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This will cause the SECURITY menu to flash.
Press the OK button once more to enter the next submenu
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of the safety configuration. This will cause S PROGRAM to
flash.
As a safety password was not assigned in this example, the
| symbol will not appear at the end of the S PROGRAM line.
Now press the OK button in order to view the safety circuit
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diagram.
If you then want to edit the safety circuit diagram (by
pressing the OK button), the password entry dialog (see
figure left). The safety circuit diagram is now protected from
modification by the master password.
Press OK, six zeros will appear.
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Password protection
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