Eaton STS 2000A - 9 System Setup: Administration; 9.1 Administrative Access Level; 9.2 Initial Administrator Access; 9.3 Users Screen

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This chapter describes administrative setup.
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Anyone can view the different display screens, but a login is required to use controls or make changes to
parameters. The STS has four access levels:
1. Eaton PDI: This level has authorization for all actions except clearing the Event Log. Eaton PDI access is
required to use the Configuration screen.
2. Service: This access level is for Eaton PDI-authorized service representatives. This level has authorization
for all actions except clearing the Event Log.
3. Administrator: This access level has authorization for all actions and screens except Configuration Screen,
which is not available to users.
NOTE The Administrator is the only user who can clear the Event Log
4. Operator: An operator can only change the Preferred Source.
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STS security is based on the identification of each user by a PIN with an associated password. The PIN
identifies the user and the password allows access. This scheme also provides a login history and accurate
forensics if there is problem with the STS.
To initially set up STS users, Eaton PDI provides a temporary Administrator PIN and password. The
administrator should:
1. Log in on the Home screen in the Operator panel.
2. Navigate to the Users screen
3. Change the administrator PIN and password and then keep them secure.
4. Set up each user’s security information as described in the following sections.
After initial startup, commissioning, testing, or restart, the administrator should clear any alarms that occurred.
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• Touch the User button at the bottom of a display screen to display the Users Screen (Figure 20).
• The Users screen:
– Lets the Administrator set up new users and their level of access to the switch.
– Displays the names of registered users and unassigned slots.
• Scroll through the User list using the scroll bar on the right side of the screen to highlight a user name or
number.
• Set up or modify a user’s profile using the Name, PIN, Password, and Class buttons. Each user must be
assigned a Password and PIN.
• The Administrator sets a user’s access Class by touching the Class button and entering the first letter of
the Class:
– A: Administrator
– S: Service