Locking And Unlocking - AMX DGX1600-ENC Hardware Reference Manual

5. Scroll with the Control Dial until Global Preset 3 appears.
6. Press either the Select Key or the Take Key.
Global Preset 3 is executed. The system now reflects the routing state that it was in when Global Preset 3 was defined.
The system returns to the Global Preset submenu.
7. Press the Function Key to return to the Function menu.
NOTE: Status is not invalidated by global presets.

Locking and Unlocking

Locking the Enova DGX Control Panel prohibits access to the system and can prevent accidental switching. While the panel is
locked, BCS commands still work; however, they cannot be used to unlock the panel. The panel remains locked if the power is
cycled.
The password used to lock and unlock the panel consists of a sequence of five input keys. The factory default password is the first
five Input Keys (1-2-3-4-5). A new password can be set using any combination of five keys from Input 1 through Input 8 (for
instructions, see page 231).
CAUTION: We strongly recommend recording passwords in a secure place; the Control Panel cannot be used to retrieve a lost
password.
If the password is lost while the system is locked, contact technical support (see page 61).
Locking the Control Panel
If you enter the wrong password while attempting to lock the Control Panel, the LCD displays "Invalid Password" and the Cancel
Key flashes. Press the Cancel Key to clear the error and enter the correct password.
NOTE: For security purposes, the Input Keys do not turn white when pressed while locking and unlocking the panel.
To lock the Control Panel:
1. Press the Function Key.
The Function menu appears.
2. Locate Lock Panel by scrolling with the Control Dial.
3. Press the Select Key.
The system is in Lock Mode (Input Keys 1 through 8 turn blue).
4. Press the Input Keys in the following order: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (default password).
The panel is locked, and all Input and Output Keys turn off.
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