Installation Manual
NetSure™ LMS Data Processing Unit
Installation Instructions, Section 5879 (Issue BA, April 7, 2014)
Spec. No: 58650500, 586505500 Code: Section 5879
Model No: LMS1000 Issue BA, April 7, 2014
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Enter New #:
2. Type the desired number of rings that the system waits
before answering an incoming telephone call (99 rings
maximum), then press the
ENTER
key. The new value is
displayed.
Configuring the Users
Note:
This information can also be programmed through the
command SET USERS which is described later in this section.
Note:
The Operation section in the User Instructions (Section 5847)
lists the MCA Interface channels. Section 5847 can be
accessed via the CD (Electronic Documentation Package)
furnished with your system. Add these channels to the User
Group as necessary.
1. The system responds with the first user default
configuration, followed by...
User active (Y or N):
2. Type
Y
if the user is required to be active and
N
if not,
then press
ENTER
.
Note:
This prompt is not displayed if the logged on user is
modifying his own user configuration. A user cannot
de-activate his own configuration.
3. If "N" was entered, the system displays another user
configuration. If "Y" was entered, the system allows the
default configuration information of the current user to
be changed as shown below.
4. The system responds with...
Name: current info
Name:
5. Type the desired name for this user (30 characters
maximum unless used with TL1, then 10 characters
maximum), then press
ENTER
. The system uses this name
to identify various activities of the user such as when he
accesses the system or changes a configuration of the
system.
6. The system responds with...
Password: current info
Password:
7. Type the desired password for the user (8 characters
maximum), then press
ENTER
. Each user is programmed
with a unique password that grants him access to a
specific command level. Passwords are case sensitive,
which means the system recognizes upper and lower
case characters differently. Type the password exactly as
it is to be used. There is no provision for changing access
levels once a person is logged on to the system.
Additionally, a user cannot change his own password
unless he is programmed for access level 6.
Note:
If the user is to access the system through the TL1
port, the user’s password must contain two non-
alpha characters. One of these must be a symbol.
([%], [#], and [+] are the only valid symbols).
8. The system responds with...
Access Level: current info
Access Level (1-6):
9. Type the desired access level (1-6) of the user, then press
ENTER
. The access level determines which commands are
available to a particular user. Level 6 allows the user to
have access to all the commands.
Note:
This prompt is not displayed if the logged on user is
modifying his own user configuration. A user cannot
change his own access level.
10. The system responds with...
Callback: current info
Callback (Y or N):
11. Type
Y
if the user requires the callback feature and
N
if
not, then press
ENTER
. The callback feature allows
additional system security when accessing the system via
its modem. After a user calls the system and enters his
password, the system will hang-up and call the user back
at the preprogrammed designated phone number.
12. The system responds with...
Primary Phone: current info
Primary Phone:
13. Type the primary phone number of the user that the
system will use for callbacks, System Alarm Reports, and
User Reports (20 characters maximum), then press
ENTER
.
Note:
If the alarm report is to be initiated through a pager,
set the user phone number to that of the paging
system. If the remote paging system requires a
Personal Identification Number (PIN) to gain access,
then the PIN must be entered as part of the user
phone number. This is done by entering the pager
system phone number followed by the character ‘B’
followed by the PIN and any terminating character
required (for example, ‘#’).
14. The system responds with...
Valid Times for Primary Phone