User's Guide

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Whichever method is used to enable security (operator panel or SCSI)

must also be used to disable security. That is, if you enable security from

the operator panel, you must disable it from the operator panel. If security

is enabled by the application (SCSI), it must be disabled by the

application.

Note:

To determine if security has been set by your application, look

at the SCSI Mode Parameters screen (see page 93).

Security remains in effect across resets.

Enabling security from the operator panel

From the Configuration Menu, select Set Security On. The following

screen appears:

Note:

If the menu displays Set Security Off, the security option

has already been enabled.

Select a three-digit password. Press



and



to move from column

to column and



and



to change the numbers. (The default

password is 000.) When you are finished, press

>(QWHU@

➤

Important

You must use the same password to turn

security off.

A confirmation message appears. Press

>(QWHU@

. Or, to exit without

saving the password, press

>(VFDSH@

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