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AE/LZB 119 1894 R1A SOFTWARE SET-UP PROCEDURE

Console Privilege Lists

Each console must be sent its privilege list from the

CEC/IMC Manager as follows:

1. From the CEC/IMC Manager's Configure System

main menu, select Console Configuration. This

action will display the console configuration sub-

menu.

2. From this sub-menu, select Privilege List. The

Console Privilege List dialog box displays.

3. Select the console’s number via the respective list

box (range = 1 to 32).

4. Optional: Make any required changes to the

privilege lists and save changes via the <Save>

button. Refer to the applicable CEC/IMC Manager

publication listed in Table 29 and/or the CEC/IMC

Manager’s on-line help for complete details.

Hint: The <Select All> button may be utilized to

select (privilege the console with) all units, groups,

conventional channels and consoles.

5. Send the privilege list data to the console by

clicking the <Send> button.

Saving Database Information

At the console, the following database information is

saved automatically to the PC's hard disk drive upon the

completion of the respective CEC/IMC Manager database

transfer. The data is saved after the last respective database

record is received. No user action is required:

•

Console User Profiles

•

Console Hardware Configurations

•

a System Manager database received via a System

Manager-based database transfer

•

a System Manager database received via a

CEC/IMC Manager-based transfer

In most cases, module set-up changes should also be

saved after changes are made. Saving eases console

initialization procedures after a previous exit or unexpected

power cycle. A save is accomplished via a button on the

console’s Main Menu command panel or the <F10> function

key on the dispatch keyboard. This action, a manual

operation, saves all module set-up related information

including each module’s programmed entity if any, the

selected module if any, active and inactive patches if any,

and the active and inactive simulselects if any. This will save

the data to the PC's hard disk. In addition, a save/not save

prompt also appears upon exiting the console if any module

set-up changes have been made but not saved. Note: Upon

exiting the console application, active patches and active

simulselects are deactivated and saved as in an inactive

state; therefore, at console re-start, no patches or

simulselects are ever active.

If the “module quick save” setting is enabled, a

module’s newly programmed entity is automatically saved

upon completion of the module programming (“module

modify”) operation. This enable/disable configuration

setting is accomplished off-line via the Configuration

Editor’s Miscellaneous Settings dialog box. If this feature

is disabled, module entity programming changes must be

saved by manually saving the set-up as previously described.

ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONS AND

FEATURE LICENSED OPTIONS

Many advanced configuration changes may be

accomplished to customize the console from the factory

default configuration. These changes include both

Windows NT-related changes and console application-

related changes which directly influence how the console

operates.

For the feature licensed options, option operation

requires both proper configuration and software installation

of the respective license(s). A feature option license may be

factory-installed or field-installed.

Windows NT-Related Advanced Configuration

The following subsections briefly describe

Windows NT operating system-specific configurations

applicable to the console. Refer to the C3 Maestro

console for Windows NT Administrator’s Manual

(AE/LZB 119 1897) or the other manual(s) indicated for

additional information on these topics.

Dual-Boot Capabilities

Typically, the PC is factory-configured with

Windows NT as the default operating system at boot-up. In

some specialized applications this may not be desired. The

Administrator’s Manual includes general dual-boot

information and a procedure which details boot-up

configuration changes via the System program in

Windows NT Control Panel.

User Accounts

Two (2) Windows NT user accounts are set-up at the

factory. No changes to these accounts are necessary if

console/computer access security via software is not

required.

The first user account — “Administrator” — is used

only for Windows NT-related configuration purposes. The

factory-set password for this account is “ADMIN” (all upper

case; password entry is case sensitive). This account is a

member of the “Administrators” group and thus full

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