Manual

Basic Control Operation
Chapter 2
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The following section describes the functions on the 9/Series control that
can be protected from an operator by the use of a password. If a user has
access to a function, the parameter associated with that function is shown
in reverse video on the access control screen.
Access to these functions can be controlled by passwords. Table 2.E
describes the function that is enabled (the operator can perform them) if
the parameter name is shown in reverse video. If the function is not shown
in reverse video, the function is protected and cannot be accessed.
Some parameters enable more than one function. If a parameter that
enables multiple functions is not selected as accessible, some of the
functions that would be enabled by the parameter can be enabled
individually by using other parameters.
Table 2.E
Password Protectable Functions
Parameter Name: Function becomes accessible when parameter name isin reverse video:
1) ACTIVE PROGRAM To accessthese features, bothACTIVE PROGRAM andPROGRAM MANAGE (number 2below) must be
assigned to the user.
· {SELECT PRGRAM} — Select a program for automatic operation.
· {SEARCH} —Search apart program for acharacter string orsequence numberto beginprogram
execution at.
· {MID ST PRGRAM} — Start program executionfrom some locationother thanthe beginningand
still set allof the parameterspreviously definedin theprogram active.
· {T PATH GRAPH} — Enablethe activegraphics feature.
· {CANCEL PRGRAM} — Disable the currently activeprogram from execution.
· {SEQ STOP} —Choose asequence numberfor program automaticprogram execution tostop at.
2) PROGRAM MANAGE · {ACTIVE PRGRAM} —All of thefunctions in1 aboveprovided ACTIVE PROGRAM(number 1
above) isalso selected.
· {EDIT PRGRAM} — Edit an existing program or createa newprogram.
· {DISPLY PRGRAM} — Display aprogram usingthe displayfunction.
· {COPY PRGRAM} — Copy aprogram toor from memory.
· {VERIFY PRGRAM} — Verify that two programsare identical using theverify function.
· {COMENT} —Add commentsto a program namein thedirectory.
· {RENAME PRGRAM} — Change a program name.
· {DELETE PRGRAM} — Delete a single program stored inmemory.
· {REFORM MEMORY} — Delete all programs currentlystored inmemory.
3) EDITPROGRAM {EDIT PRGRAM} —Edit an existingprogram or create a new program.
4) COPY PROGRAM {COPY PRGRAM} —Copy aprogram to or frommemory orstorage device.
5) RENAME PROGRAM {RENAME PRGRAM} —Not rename aprogram name.
6) DELETE PROGRAM {DELETE PRGRAM} —Delete asingle programstored in memory
7) DELETE ALLPROG {REFORM MEMORY} —Delete all programscurrently storedin memory.
2.7.2
Password Protectable
Functions