User guide

PC Moderator ™ Installation and User Guide 21
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Setup (User F10) Login and Menu Operation
If no users have been setup, the PC Moderator will automatically run the First Time Setup
program when the Setup User (F10) enters setup. Otherwise, logging in as the Setup User
(F10) allows the option of either 1) entering the Setup Menu while running a text editor to
manually configure the time/date, user settings and various preferences OR 2) make quick
changes such as manually enabling users or adding bonus time to users without the
inconvenience of running a text editor. The following flow chart shows the various
options available to Setup User F10:
To make Quick Changes:
To make a quick change:
1. Login as user F10 from the Login Prompt
2. Invoke the Option prompt by pressing the <Scroll Lock> key twice in two seconds.
3. Press keys in the sequence specified in the previous figure.
To enter the Setup Menu:
1. Login as user F10 from the Login Prompt after the OS is loaded. Close any pop up
applications such as AOL Instant Messenger.
2a. If running Windows 98, ME, XP or 2000 - Press the <Scroll Lock> key twice in
two seconds. When the screen turns a dim purple, press the <S> key. Go to step 3.
2b. – If running any other Operating System or if 2a above does not work -
Log in as Setup User
Press Scroll Lock twice in 2 seconds
Option Prompt (dim purple screen)
Bonus Time Enable
Press 1-9, 1=10
minutes, 9=90
min.
Select user - press
F1- F8
Back To Login
Prompt
Manual Daily
Enable. Press
F1-F8
Enable other
users (F1-
F8) or press
<Esc> to go
to Login
Prompt
T
Setup Menu (or First Time Setup if new)
1 - Set clock time/date
2 – Setup/Edit/delete users
3 - Enable/disable users (until date)
4 - Manually enable/disable users for today
5 - Holiday/vacation on/off
6 - Computer usage report
7 - Change Parent (F9) / Setup (F10) password
8 – Tutorial
9 – Diagnostic Menu
0 - Exit setup and log out
Quick Change
V or H=
vacation /
holiday mode
N = non-
holiday mode
Back to Login
Prompt
<Esc> =
Back To Login
prompt
S
Must be running
Text Editor