24N Motor Graders Information Display Caterpillar

Operator identification menu

Navigation path: Performance Page -> Operator

Note: Passcode security / Operator ID is enabled with the External Authentication Device Installation Status setting. Passcode security / Operator ID can be toggled via Cat® Electronic Technician (ET).

The Operator Menu allows the operator to load Application Profiles, Change Operator ID (if enabled), or Manage Operator passcodes (if enabled). There are 2 types of machine operators:

• Basic: The Standard operator can log on to the machine and off the machine and change operators but cannot add or delete other operators.

• Master: The Master Operator can log, add, or delete Standard operators and other Master Operators.

For more information, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Operator -> Standard operator

• Operator -> Master Operator

The Operator ID of the current operator can be viewed in the Message Window.

Illustration 1	g06322827
(1) Current operator ID (2) Operator button

The Operator Icon in the Message Window can be shown in 3 ways. Refer to Illustration 2.

Illustration 2	g06322936

If an Operator Identification number (pass code) has not been entered into the Information Display, the Operator ID numerical keypad will appear. The display will prompt the operator to enter their specific operator pass code.

No Operator is Logged In

Illustration 3	g06323353
Operator Page (1) Change operator button (2) Application Profiles button (3) Navigation path (4) No operator logged in indicator (5) Back button (6) Home button

If no operator is logged in, there is no current Operator ID (4) visible in the message window. The Operator Icon has been crossed out in the message window but not in the Navigation Path (3).

1. Press the Change Operator button (1) to enter in an Operator ID passcode. For more information, refer to the following section in this manual:

   • Manually Logging in an Operator (Numerical Passcode)

Manually Logging in an Operator (Numerical Passcode)

Illustration 4	g06323442
Detecting Passcode Page (1) Passcode Entry button (2) Skip Log In button (3) Navigation path (detecting) (4) No operator logged in indicator

The machine has a feature called the Machine Security System (MSS). When installed, MSS protects the machine from unauthorized operation. When keying the machine on, the operator will be prompted to enter their numeric passcode or to skip the login. This procedure is also found in the section of this manual:

• Machine Security System (MSS)

If the Machine Security System (MSS) is enabled but the operator is not detected, the Passcode Entry button (2) and the Skip Log In button (1) are displayed.

Note: If the operator uses a Bluetooth^® signal, the keycode will automatically be recognized, as long as Bluetooth^® has been installed.

For more information, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Machine Security System (MSS)

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Illustration 5	g06323797
Passcode Entry Page (3) Navigation path (detecting) (4) No operator logged in indicator (5) Backspace button (6) OK button (7) Next button

1. Enter the intended passcode in the Passcode Numerical Keypad. Correct any mistyped numbers by pressing the Backspace button (5).

2. Press the OK button (6) to enter the intended passcode.

3. Press the Next button (7) to skip the log in procedure.

Passcode Entry Blocked

Illustration 6	g06338665
Passcode Entry Blocked

If the passcode entry is blocked, a message will appear notifying the operator as seen in illustration 6.

Illustration 7	g06323878
Passcode Entry Page (1) Navigation path (detecting) (2) No operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (Asterisk (error) (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Next button

If an entry error is detected, the Numerical Keypad indicates an error. Three asterisks flash 3 times in the Passcode entry box (3), then disappear.

Detecting Passcode Page

Illustration 8	g06324076
Detecting Passcode Page (1) Skip Log In button (2) Navigation path (detecting) (3) Message window (operator not detected)

Note: If the MSS is not enabled and the operator is not detected, only the Skip Log In button (1) are displayed.

1. To skip the login, press the Skip Log In button (1). The Passcode Entry keypad page will appear.
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   Illustration 9	g06324146
   Passcode Entry No Log In page (2) Navigation path (detecting) (3) Message window (operator not detected) (4) Status message (5) OK button (6) Back button

2. Press the OK button (5) to continue.

3. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous page

Operator is Logged In

Illustration 10	g06325551
Operator Logged In page (1) Navigation path (operator logged in) (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Log Out Operator button (6) Change Operator button (7) Application Profiles button

If an operator is logged in, the current Operator ID (2) is visible in the message window. The Operator Icon has not been crossed out in the message window. Operator appears in the Navigation Path (1). Since an operator is now logged in, the Log Out Operator button (5) is now visible.

1. Press the Change Operator button (6) to enter in an Operator ID passcode.

Note: For more information, refer to the following section in this manual: Operator -> Change Operator

Standard Operator

Illustration 11	g06325551
Operator Logged In page (1) Navigation path (operator logged in) (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Log Out Operator button (6) Change Operator button (7) Application Profiles button

The standard operator has access to the buttons listed above. A specific set of options are available to the standard operator, while master operators will have a different set of options available. The standard operator has the following options:

• Application Profiles: Viewing the profile of various project applications

• Change Operator: Changing from one operator to another

• Log Out Operator: Logging out of the current operator

Master Operator

Illustration 12	g06325579
Master Operator Logged In page (1) Navigation path (operator logged in) (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Manage Operators (6) Log Out Operator button (7) Change Operator button (8) Application Profiles button

A master operator will have access to the buttons listed above.

A Master Operator will have the following options:

• Application Profiles: Viewing the profile of various project applications

• Change Operator: Changing from one operator to another

• Log Out Operator: Logging out of the current operator

• Manage Operators: The Master Operator is able to add or delete Master and Standard operator passcodes

Note: There must be at least one Master Operator in the Information Display system. The initial Master Operator acquires the access code through Cat® Electronic Technician (ET). Master Operators can add other Master Operators. However, the Master Operator cannot delete their own identification profile.

For more information on how a Master Operator can obtain the access code from Cat® ET, refer to the following manual: SEBU9348Operation and Maintenance Manual

Note: For more information on how a Master Operator can add or delete operator passcodes, refer to the following section in this document: Manage Operators

Application Profiles

Illustration 13	g06325776
Operator page (1) Application Profiles button (2) Navigation path (operator logged in) (3) Message window (operator logged in) (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Manage Operators (7) Log Out Operator button (8) Change Operator button

Navigation Path: Operator -> Application profiles

Note: The application profiles feature is available to both Standard operators and Master Operators. The feature can also load both Factory Default profiles and built-in machine application profiles.

1. Press the Application Profiles button (1). The Application Profile menu page will appear.

Illustration 14	g06325849
Application Menu Profile page (2) Navigation path (operator logged in) (3) Message window (operator logged in) (4) Back button (5) Home button (9) Delete Profile button (10) Save Profiles button (11) Select Profiles button

Select Profile

Navigation Path: Operator -> Application Profiles -> Select Profile

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Illustration 15	g06325925
Application Profile page (1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Save Profiles button (6) Select Profiles button

1. Pressing the Select profile button (5) in this state will allow the operator to view the Factory Profile page only.

The Delete Profile button (9) as seen in illustration 14is no longer available because their custom profiles cannot be created by an operator.

Illustration 16	g06326287
Select Profiles page (1) Navigation path (3) Back button (4) Home button (7) Factory Default button

The factory default button (7) is the only button visible because custom profiles cannot be created by an operator.

Press the Factory Default button (7). The Select Profile Factory Default page will appear

Illustration 17	g06326281
(1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (8) Scroll bar / Menu slider (9) Up arrow (Not active) (10) Down arrow (11) OK button

Note: The operating procedure Factory Default profile page is similar to the operating procedures of the Custom Profile Page, which are created by the operator.

1. The Select Profile page contains a predetermined list of settings for the profile. Review the intended settings by pressing either the Up Arrow button (9) or the Down Arrow button (10). The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Scroll Bar (8) will move along with the page.

2. Press the Ok button (11) to load and apply the settings to the machine.

3. Press the Back button (3) to return to the previous page.

4. Press the Home button (4) to return to the Home page (Performance Page 1)

Note: Profile settings are loaded and applied one time when commanded through the Profiles page. If the operator chooses to adjust any of the Custom Profiles settings outside of that particular Custom Profiles page, the original Profile settings will be lost. The operator can return to that particular Custom Profiles page to reload the desired profile.

Save Profile

Illustration 18	g06326580
(1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Delete Profile button (6) Save Profiles button (7) Select Profiles button

1. Press the Save Profile button (6). The Save Profile page will appear.
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   Illustration 19	g06326281
   (1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (8) Scroll bar / Menu slider (9) Up arrow (Not active) (10) Down arrow (11) OK button

2. Review the intended settings by pressing either the Up Arrow button (9) (when available) or the Down Arrow button (10). The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Scroll Bar (8) will move along with the page.

3. Press the Ok button (11) to load and apply the settings to the machine.

4. Press the Back button (3) to return to the previous page.

5. Press the Home button (4) to return to the Home page (Performance Page 1)

Note: Profile settings are loaded and applied one time when commanded through the Profiles page. If the operator chooses to adjust any of the Custom Profiles settings outside of that particular Custom Profiles page, the original Profile settings will be lost. The operator can return to that particular Custom Profiles page to reload the desired profile.

Create New Custom Profile

Navigation Path: Operator -> Application Profiles -> Save Profile -> Save to… -> Create New…

Illustration 20	g06325925
Application Profile page (1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Save Profiles button (6) Select Profiles button

1. Press the Save Profile menu button (5). The Save to… page will appear.

   Note: If a custom profile has been created, the Delete Profiles button will not be visible. Refer to Illustration 14 for Delete Menu button.

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   Illustration 21	g06326688
   Create New Profile page (1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (7) Create New button

2. The Create New button (7) will be available along with the Back button (3) and the Home button (3). Press the Create New button (7). The Enter Name page will appear.
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   Illustration 22	g06326846
   Enter New Description page (7) Backspace button (8) Alphanumeric Keypad (9) OK button (10) Letter Case Change button

3. Use the Alphanumeric Keypad (8) to key in the new description. Use the Backspace button (7) to backspace over an error. Use the Letter Case Change button (10) to toggle between letter case.

4. Press the kK button (9) to set the entry.

5. Press the Back button (3) to return to the previous page.

6. Press the Home button (4) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).
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   Illustration 23	g06327036
   (1) Navigation path (3) Back button (4) Home button (11) Custom Profile (12) Factory Default button

7. The new Custom Profile button (11), now appears on the Select Profile page. The newly created profile should display the newly created name for that profile in the display.

8. Press the Back button (3) to return to the previous page.

9. Press the Home button (4) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).

Deleting a Custom Profile

Navigation Path: Operator -> Application Profile -> Delete Profile

Illustration 24	g06326580
(1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Delete Profile button (6) Save Profiles button (7) Select Profiles button

1. Press the Delete Profile button (5). The Delete Profile page will appear.
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   Illustration 25	g06327169
   Delete Profile page (1) Navigation path (3) Back button (4) Home button (8) Delete Profile button (9) Custom Profile

   Note: Only a custom profile can be deleted as shown on the delete profile page, refer to Illustration 24. The factory profile cannot be deleted.

2. Press the Custom Profile button (9) to be deleted.

3. Press the Delete button (8). The Delete Profile Confirmation page will appear.
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   Illustration 26	g06327808
   Delete Profile Confirmation page (1) Navigation path (10) OK button (11) Cancel button

4. The Delete Profile Confirmation page will ask the operator to confirm if the custom profile should be deleted.

5. Press the Ok button (10) to delete the custom profile. The display will return to the Select Profile page.

6. Press the Cancel button (11) to cancel the delete procedure. The display will return to the previous page.
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   Illustration 27	g06327845
   Select Profiles page (1) Navigation path (3) Back button (4) Home button (7) Select Profiles button

7. Press the Back button (3) to return to the previous page.

   Note: Only the Factory Default button (or any other custom created profile buttons) will be visible.

8. Press the Home button (4) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).

Change Operator

Navigation Path: Operator -> Change Operator

Note: This feature is available to both Standard operators and Master Operators.

Illustration 28	g06327931
Change Operator / Log Out Operator page (1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Change Operator button (6) Log Out Operator button

The Change Operator page allows changing the operator of the machine from one person to another. The Message window (2), identifies the current operator of the machine.

The Change operator page has 2 different selections, depending on how the operator has been entered into the system by the Master Operator:

• Digital Passcode

• Hexadecimal Key Code

The Hexadecimal Key Code is used when the display picks up a Bluetooth^® signal, if one is installed. For more information, refer to the following section in this manual: Manage Operator

Note: The Search for Key Button will only be visible if Bluetooth^® is installed.

Enter a Numerical Passcode

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Illustration 29	g06329291
Change Operator page (1) Navigation path (detecting) (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Next button (7) Home button

1. Enter the passcode of the replacement operator by pressing the intended number buttons on the Numerical Keypad. The numeric passcode cannot exceed 7 digits, including leading zeroes.

2. Correct a mistyped number by pressing the Backspace button (4), then reenter the correct number.

3. Press the OK button (5) to enter the passcode.
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   Illustration 30	g06328265
   (8) Operator name/ID (9) Operator button

4. Once a passcode is verified as valid, the new Operator Name (8) will be displayed in the Message Window.
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   Illustration 31	g06322936

5. The Operator Icon can be shown in 3 ways. Refer to Illustration 31.
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   Illustration 32	g06329294
   (1) Navigation path (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Next button (7) Home button (8) Operator logged in indicator

6. If a passcode is invalid, the numerical keypad will flash 3 asterisks (***). The operator can try to enter the numeric passcode again.
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   Illustration 33	g06338712
   Entry Code Blocked page (1) Navigation path (5) Ok button (6) Back button (7) Home button

   Note: If the login procedure is blocked due to several invalid login attempts, a page will appear on the Information Display with the message, “Code Entry Blocked”. The OK button (5) will not be available. While blocked, the machine will be locked out for 15 minutes.

7. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous page.

8. Press the Home button (7) to return to the previous page.

Search for Key button and Choose Key Type

The Hexadecimal Key Code is used when the display detects a Bluetooth® signal, if one is installed. For more information, refer to the following section in this manual: Manage Operator

Note: The Search for Key Button will only be visible if Bluetooth® is installed.

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Illustration 34	g06329319
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button (8) Search for Key

1. If the operator is set up with a hexadecimal key code, the code can be located by pressing the Search for Key button (8). The Choose Key Type page will appear.
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   Illustration 35	g06328958
   (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (5) OK button (7) Home button (9) Bluetooth button (10) Passcode button

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   Illustration 36	g06328961
   (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (5) OK button (7) Home button (9) Bluetooth button (10) Passcode button

   Note: Illustrations 35and 36are similar, the difference between the illustrations is the position of the check mark next to the button that the user selected.

2. There are 2 buttons in the Choose Key Type page:

   • Passcode

   • Bluetooth®

   Pressing the Passcode button (10) will allow the operator to key in a numerical passcode by using a numerical keypad.

   Pressing the Bluetooth® button (9) will allow the operator to search for their access code by locating a Bluetooth® hexadecimal signal.

3. Press the OK button (5) to set the selection and return to the previous page.

4. Press the Search for Key button (8) and allow the display to search for the correct key. The Detecting New Key… page will appear. This page will remain until a new key has been detected.

   Note: Pressing the Search for Key button (8) does not log out the current operator.

   Note: Changing the operator will load the machine settings and the display settings that are tied to that particular Operator Identification.

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   Illustration 37	g06329334
   Detecting New Key page (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

5. Pressing the Back button (6) during this procedure will cancel the detection attempt.
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   Illustration 38	g06329332
   Detecting new Key page (Master Operator) (6) Back button (7) Home button

6. The display will indicate that the new key is being detected.
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   Illustration 39	g06329416
   (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

7. Press the OK button (5) to acknowledge the message.

8. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous screen.

Passcode and Bluetooth Menu Button Icon

Illustration 40	g06330074
Manage Operators page (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Operator 2 button (6) Operator 1 button (7) Master Operator button (8) Add Operator button

On the Manage Operators menu page, corresponding key type icons are visible with the Operators name. For example, Operator 1 (6) uses a numerical keypad to enter in the passcode, as indicated by the keypad icon on the menu button. Operator 2 (5) keys into the system by using a Bluetooth® connection, as the menu button icon shows.

Log Out Operator

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Illustration 41	g06327931
(1) Navigation path (2) Message window (operator logged in) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Change Operator button (6) Log Out Operator button

1. Press the Log Out Operator menu button (5). The Log Out confirmation page will appear.
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   Illustration 42	g06330248
   (7) Cancel button (8) OK button

2. Press the OK button (8) to verify the operator logout.

3. Press the Cancel button (7) to cancel the operator logout.
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   Illustration 43	g06330251
   (2) Message window (operator Not logged in) (9) Operator button

4. The Operator ID in the Message Window is blank, indicating that no operator is logged in to the machine.

Add Operator

Illustration 44	g06330074
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Operator 2 button (6) Operator 1 button (7) Master Operator button (8) Add Operator button

Note: Only a Master Operator can add or delete a Standard Operator or another Master Operator. The Custom Created Operator buttons (5), (6), (7) can only be created and can only be deleted by the Master Operator.

1. Press the Add Operator menu button (8). The Add Operator page will appear.

Choose Key Type

Illustration 45	g06338878
Choose Key Type button page (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Key Code button (7) Description button (8) Access Level button (9) Key Type button

The information found on the right-hand side of the button columns indicates the current Setting status of that particular button.

1. Press the Key Type button (9). The Choose Key Type page will appear.

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Illustration 46	g06330532
Choose Key Type page (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (5) Home button (10) Bluetooth button (11) Passcode button

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Illustration 47	g06330540
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (5) Home button (10) Bluetooth button (11) Passcode button

1. If the master operator wants to create a setting where an operators code is entered manually into a numerical keypad, the master operator would press the Passcode button (11). If the master operator wants to create a setting where the operators code can be located by Bluetooth®, then the master operator presses the Bluetooth® button (10).

   Pressing the Passcode key button (11) will allow the operator to key in a numerical passcode by using a numerical keypad.

   Pressing the Bluetooth® key button (10) will allow the operator to search for their access code by locating a Bluetooth® hexadecimal signal.

2. Press the intended menu button on the Add Operator button page, refer to Illustration 48. A white mark will be displayed in the selected button.

3. Press the OK button (3) to set the selection and return to the previous page.

4. Press the Home button (5) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).
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   Illustration 48	g06330565
   Add Operator button page (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Key Code button (7) Description button (8) Bluetooth button (9) Key Type button

5. The Current Setting Status in the Key Type button (9) now indicates that the status is now Bluetooth^®.

Choose Access Level

Illustration 49	g06338801
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Key Code button (7) Description button (8) Access Level button (9) Key Type button

The Access Level page will allow the master operator to determine if the new operator will be a standard operator or a master operator.

The Current Setting Status in the Access Level button (8) now indicates that the status is now for a standard operator.

1. Press the Access Level button (8). Press the OK button (3) to enter the selection. The Choose Access Level page will appear.
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   Illustration 50	g06330989
   Access Level page. The master operator button is selected in this illustration. (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (Master Operator) (3) OK button (5) Home button (10) Standard Operator button (11) Master Operator button

2. The Choose Access Level menu button group has 2 menu buttons:

   • Master (Master Operator)

   • Standard (Standard operator)

Creating Multiple Master Operators

Only a Master Operator can add or delete other Master Operators and all Standard operators.

For visual references pertaining to this section refer to Illustrations 49,50, and 54.

1. If the Master Operator wants to create another Master Operator. Press the Master button (11).

2. A check mark will appear in the Master button.

3. Press the OK button (3) to enter the selection.

4. The Enter New Name the alphanumeric keypad will appear. Refer to illustration 54.

Creating Multiple Standard Operators

Only a Master Operator can add or delete other Master Operators and all Standard operators.

Illustration 51	g06338801
Access Level (Standard) (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Key Code button (7) Description button (8) Access Level button (9) Key Type button

Illustration 52	g06331391
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) OK button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Key Code button (7) Description button (8) Access Level button (Status setting = Master) (9) Key Type button

The Access Level page will allow the master operator to determine if the new operator will be a standard operator or a master operator.

The Current Setting Status in the Access Level button (8) now indicates that the status is now for a standard operator.

On the Add Operator page, the Current Setting Status (8) of the Access Level button (8) will indicate that the setting is “Master”. If the Master Operator wants to create a Standard Operator.

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Illustration 53	g06331433

1. Press the Standard button (10).

2. A check mark will appear in the Standard button.

3. Press the OK button (3) to enter the selection.

4. The Enter New Name alphanumeric keypad will appear. On the Add Operator page, the Current Setting Status of the Access Level button (8) will indicate that the setting is “Standard”. For visual references pertaining to this section refer to Illustrations 49 and 54.

Entering a New Description

Illustration 54	g06331478
(1) Letter Case Change button (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Alphanumeric Keypad (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

Note: The name cannot be longer than 11 characters.

1. Enter a new operators name by typing in the name with the alphanumeric keypad (3). The Letter Case Change button (1) is used to toggle between capital letters and lower case letters.

2. Correct a mistyped letter by pressing the Backspace button (4), then reenter the correct letter.

3. Press the OK button (5) to set the name.

4. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous page.

5. Press the Home button (7) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).

If the Passcode setting has been selected on the Choose Key Type page, proceed to the following step:

• Enter a New Passcode (Numerical Keypad)

If the Bluetooth® setting has been selected on the Choose Key Type page, proceed to the following step:

• Enter a New Key Code (Hexadecimal Keypad)

For more information on either the Passcode or Bluetooth® settings, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Add Operator -> Choose Key Type

Entering a New Passcode

This section is for master operators who want to set up a new operator with a numerical passcode.

Illustration 55	g06331939
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

1. Enter the passcode of the replacement operator by pressing the intended number buttons on the Numerical Keypad. The numeric passcode cannot exceed 7 digits, including leading zeroes.

2. Correct a mistyped number by pressing the Backspace button (4), then reenter the correct number.

3. Press the OK button (5) to enter the passcode.

   If the passcode has been entered successfully, a message will appear in the Message Banner indicating that the operator has been successfully added (“Add Operator Successful”). Refer to Add Operator Successful section in this manual. If the passcode has not been entered successfully, a message will appear in the Message Banner. The message indicates that the operator has been successfully added (“Add Operator Failed - Maximum (Max) Reached”). Refer to Add Operator Failed or Maximum (Max) Reached section in this manual.

   The Operator ID of the current operator can be viewed in the Message Window. The Operator Icon in the Message Window can be shown in 3 ways. Refer to Illustration 31.

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   Illustration 56	g06331996
   (1) Current operator ID (8) Operator button

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   Illustration 57	g06331981
   (1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

4. If a passcode is invalid, the numerical keypad will flash 3 asterisks (***) in the passcode entry box (3). The operator can try to enter the numeric passcode again. Refer to illustration 57.
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   Illustration 58	g06338856
   Code Entry Blocked Page (1) Navigation Path (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button

   Note: If the login procedure is blocked due to several invalid login attempts, a page will appear on the Information Display with the message, “Code Entry Blocked”. The OK button (17) will not be available. While the Code Entry is blocked, the machine will be locked out for 15 minutes.

5. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous page.

6. Press the Home button (7) to return to the Home page.

Entering a New Key Code

Illustration 59	g06333768
(1) Navigation path (2) Operator logged in indicator (3) Passcode entry box (4) Backspace button (5) OK button (6) Back button (7) Home button (8) Alphanumeric Keypad

1. Enter the key code by using the buttons on the hexadecimal keypad. The passcode cannot exceed 12 characters.

2. Correct a mistyped character by pressing the Backspace button (4), then reenter the correct character.

3. Press the OK button (5) to enter the number. The display will indicate that the new key is being detected. Refer to Illustration 37.
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   Illustration 60	g06334054

4. If the passcode has not been entered successfully, a message appears telling the operator that the code entry has been blocked. Press the OK button (5) to acknowledge the message.

5. Press the Back button (6) to return to the previous screen.

Add Operator Successful

Illustration 61	g06334157
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Add Operator Successful) (3) Down Arrow button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Operator button 3 (7) Operator 2 button (8) Operator 1 button (9) Master Operator button (10) Add Operator button

If the key code was entered successfully, a message appears in the Message Banner (2) indicating that the operator has been successfully added (“Add Operator Successful”).

Note: If there are more than 5 operators added, a Scroll Bar with a Sliding Indicator will appear. The operator can press the Down Arrow button (3) to begin scrolling. Once the scrolling begins, the Up Arrow button will appear.

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Illustration 62	g06334346
Add Operator page (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (4) Back button (5) Home button (11) OK button (12) Status column (13) Key Code button (14) Description button (15) Access Level button (16) Key Type button

1. Press the OK button (11) to set the data.

If the new operator has been successfully entered, the new operators information will appear in the operators menu button group.

The status for each button can vary. The following is an example of the types of status that each button may have at a particular time:

• Key Type button can be either Passcode or Bluetooth status

• Access Level can be either Standard or Master

The Description button will display the information of the name entered in for that specific operator. The Key Code button will display asterisks, not the actual key code that has been entered.

The newly created operator appears on the manage operators menu page.

Illustration 63	g06334736
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (operator 3) (4) Back button (5) Home button (17) Log Out Operator button (18) Change Operator button (19) Application Profiles button

Add Operator Failed or Maximum (Max) Reached

Illustration 64	g06334793
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Add Operator Failed / Max Reached) (3) Down Arrow button (4) Back button (5) Home button (6) Operator 2 button (7) Operator 1 button (8) Master Operator button (9) Add Operator button

If the passcode has not been entered successfully, a message will appear in the Lower Information Banner. The message will indicate that the new operator could not be added. The message will state: Add Operator Failed or Max Reached. Failure is possible if the following occurs:

• The passcode or key code already exists

• The maximum limit of 25 total operators has been reached

1. Press the Back button (4) to return to the Application Profile page.

2. Press the Home button (5) to return to the Performance Page (Home page).

Illustration 65	g06334828
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (4) Back button (5) Home button (10) Delete Operator button (11) Description button (12) Access Level button

Note: Status setting of the buttons is located in the box to the right of the buttons listed.

Illustration 65 shows the following:

• Master Op 1 is logged in, as shown in the Message Banner (2).

• Master Op 1 has added another standard operator (Operator 2).

• Operator 2 has a hexadecimal key code, which is visible in the Navigation Path (1).

• The information in the Current Setting Status of the Access Level button (12) shows that the operator has standard operator access.

• The information in the Status Setting of the Description button (11) shows that the newly created operator is Operator 2.

Illustration 66	g06334875
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (4) Back button (5) Home button (11) Description button (12) Access Level button

Illustration shows the following:

• Master Op 1 is logged in, as shown in the Message Banner (2).

• Master Op 1 has added another standard operator (Operator 2).

• Operator 2 has a hexadecimal key code, which is visible in the Navigation Path (1).

• The information in the Current Setting Status of the Access Level button (12) shows that the operator has Master operator access.

• The information in the Current Setting Status of the Description button (11) shows that the newly created operator is Master Op 2.

Delete an Operator

Only a Master operator can add or delete a Standard operator or another Master operator.

Illustration 67	g06335101
(1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (3) Back button (4) Home button (5) Manage Operator button (6) Log Out Operator button (7) Change Operator button

1. Press the Manage Operators menu button (5). The Manage Operators page will appear.
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   Illustration 68	g06335227
   (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (3) Back button (4) Home button (8) Scroll bar/Sliding Indicator (9) Down arrow (10) Operator 3 (11) Operator 2 button (12) Operator 1 button (13) Master Operator button (14) Add Operator button

   Note: The Up arrow will appear above the Down arrow (9) when it is available.

2. The Master Operator button (13) will delete the Operator 3 button (10) and its related information by performing the following steps:

   • If the intended button is not visible, use the Up Arrow button (when available) or the Down Arrow button (9) to scroll through the page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Scroll Bar (8) will move along with the page.

   • Press the intended button to be deleted for example, press Operator 3 (10). The Operator Information page for Operator 3 will appear.

   Note: The icon in the Operator 3 button (10) shows that the operator log-in uses a numerical code.

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   Illustration 69	g06335593
   (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (3) Back button (4) Home button (15) Passcode Entry box (16) Backspace button (17) OK button

3. Enter in the passcode of the operator to be deleted (Example: 2222).

4. Press the OK button (17) to set the code.
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   Illustration 70	g06335711
   (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (3) Back button (4) Home button (18) Delete Operator button (19) Description button (20) Access Level button

   Note: The Navigation Bar shows Passcode 2222. The Description button (19) shows Operator 3. The Access Level button (20) shows Operator 3’s access level to be standard.

5. If the information displayed shows the correct operator, press the Delete Operator menu button (18).
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   Illustration 71	g06335757
   Delete Profile Confirmation page (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (21) Cancel button (22) OK button (Center screen)

   Note: The Delete Profile Confirmation page will ask the operator to confirm if the custom profile should be deleted.

6. Press the OK button (22) to delete the custom profile. The display will return to the Select Profile page.

7. Press the Cancel button (21) to cancel the delete procedure. The display will return to the previous page.
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   Illustration 72	g06335975
   Manage Operators page (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Delete Operator Successful) (3) Back button (4) Home button (9) Add Operator button (11) Operator 2 button (12) Operator 1 button (13) Master Operator 1 button

8. The Message Window (2) will indicate that the deletion was successful. The deleted Operator 3’s menu button will no longer be visible on the Manage Operators page. Operator 3's menu button would have been within the bounded box in illustration 72.
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   Illustration 73	g06336022
   (1) Navigation path (2) Message Banner (Master Operator) (3) Back button (4) Home button (10) Operator 3 (11) Operator 2 button (12) Operator 1 button (13) Master Operator button (14) Add Operator button

9. If the deletion has failed, the Message Window will indicate failure of deletion. The menu button will still be visible. Press the Back (3) button to return to the previous page.