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94 Silver Series Programming ManualThe object can be configured to handle insufficient security in one of two ways:• The object can be hidden while security is not sufficient.• The HMI can display the message defined as Message 1 in the System Message object.There are a number of local HMI addresses that can be used with the security features.Address Description Data Type NotesLB9050 Reset security level to 0 (no security) Boolean Set momentarily to trigger.LB9060 Invalid password Boolean Set by the HMI when an invalid passwordis entered. Must be explicitly reset.LB9061 Load new passwords Boolean Loads new passwords as definedbyLW9500-9523LW9219 User level 16-bit unsigned Set to 1-12. Determines which passwordis used.LW9220 Password 32-bit unsigned Enter password into this address tochange the security levelLW9222 Current access classes 16-bit binary Indicates the Access Classes currentlyallowed. Bit 0 indicates Class A; Bit 5indicates Class F.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
Using EZware-5000 95LW9500,LW9501LW9502,LW9503LW9504,LW9505LW9506,LW9507LW9508,LW9509LW9510,LW9511LW9512,LW9513LW9514,LW9515LW9516,LW9517LW9518,LW9519LW9520,LW9521LW9522,LW9523New password, user 1 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 2 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 3 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 4 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 5 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 6 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 7 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 8 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 9 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 10 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 11 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyNew password, user 12 32-bit unsigned Loaded into security system when LB9061is set momentarilyTo log out a user, use a Set Bit Object to momentarily set bit LB9050.Project password (MTP file): Select this option to set a password in order to prevent unauthorized users fromopening and editing a project. The correct password must be entered in order to open the password-protectedproject.0600-0069-0000 Rev. B
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Introduction 7Video InInput and pla
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HMI Local Setup 9The X-models (HMI5
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HMI Local Setup 1110. Configure you
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