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PROGRAMMABLE SECURITY GUARD
4.3.4 P
M
ROGRAM
ODE
Each password has its associated parameters. These
parameters are options. You can edit the password
and any or all of its options through the LIST &
EDIT function of the main programming menu. To
define a primary password and its options, these are
the typical steps (or prompts) the user must
traverse:
• Define a primary password.
• Define a secondary password.
• Define the response string (for example,
"ATDT7465500").
• Define the time period when this password is
valid.
• Define for which port(s) this password is to be
used.
• Define the password type—"user" or
"programming mode" password.
NOTE: All other options, such as retry counts and
timeouts, are the same for all primary
passwords. These other options are
configurable via hardware DIP switch
selection.
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O
PTIONS
4.3.5 A
, D
, L
DD
ELETE
IST
These options allow you to add, delete, list, and edit
one password and its associated parameters. The
unit can store up to 64 different primary passwords
and associated parameters. The PSG will prompt
the security manager for a password number when
the ADD, DELETE or LIST & EDIT function is
selected from the main programming menu. If you
forget the number of the password you want to
delete or edit, you can select the LIST ALL function
from the main menu. This function will list the
password number beside each password.
4.3.6 S
C
ETTING THE
LOCK
With the PSG clock, you can program passwords to
be valid at only certain times of the day. The
internal clock in the PSG is accurate to within a few
minutes a month. Use the SET clock option on the
main menu to initially set the clock and to keep it
accurate.
4.3.7 L
-A
M
O
IST
LL
ENU
Figure 4-2 shows a sample screen generated by the
"LIST ALL" option of the main programming
menu.
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O
AND
DIT
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PTION
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