GE Sievers 500 RL - Establishing a New Administrator Account for Dataguard; Setting the Clock and Time Zone

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Chapter 3: Installation
Establishing a New Administrator Account for DataGuard
After you log in to the Analyzer for the first time after activating DataGuard, create a new administrator-level
account and inactivate the default administrator account to ensure Analyzer security. (Refer to Chapter 5:
Password Protection and DataGuard for complete DataGuard information.)
1. Press the Menu button and select the DataGuard tab.
2. Press the Add User button.
3. Specify a new User ID for the administrator and press the Enter button.
4. Specify the Password for the administrator User ID and press Enter.
5. Verify the Password and press Enter.
6. Press the User Level button and select Administrator.
7. Press the Password Expired button and select False.
8. Press the Back button.
9. Press the Logout button. You will now use the new administrator account and delete the default
account.
10. Press the Login button and enter the new User ID and Password you just created.
11. Press the Menu button and select the DataGuard tab.
12. Press the Edit User button.
13. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the default administrator account and press OK.
14. Press the User Status button and select Inactive.
15. Press the Back button to return to the Menu screen.
Setting the Clock and Time Zone
Set the Analyzer clock to ensure that all TOC measurements reflect the correct date and time:
1. Select the Maintenance tab.
2. Press the Clock button.
3. Press each date component button, enter the appropriate value, and press the Enter button.
4. Press the Menu button, press the Advanced button, and then press the Advanced Setup button.
5. (Optional) Press the Time Zone button, and specify the time zone via the two buttons on this screen.
Note that the time zone information you enter here does not modify the time to which you set the clock
in Step 3 above, but is merely intended to identify the time zone in exported or printed data.
• Time Zone — Allows you to set a text descriptor for the time zone. Usually this is a three-letter code,
such as “EST” for Eastern Standard Time or “GMT” for Greenwich Mean Time.