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9. If a modem is connected to the XAP 400 unit, select Use Modem and enter
the initialization string. Click OK; the XAP 400 will initialize the modem.
10. Click the Security tab. Create a modem password. The password will be
required before control of the system is allowed. The default modem
password is a carriage return.
11. Preset/Macro Password enables you to password protect your individual
presets and macros. To create a password, click Preset/Macro Password.
Creating a Preset/Macro Password does not automatically lock all presets or
macros. Presets are locked in the Preset Configuration Mode. See page 60
for more information. Macros are locked in the Macro Editor. Presets and
Macros that are locked do not require the password to be run. However, the
password is required to make changes.
12. Select the Front Panel Lock Mode.
• Unlock Panel leaves the front panel controls unlocked.
• Lock Panel locks the front panel immediately.
• Lock When Timeout locks the front panel after it is inactive for the
specified number of minutes. The range is from 0–15 minutes; 5
minutes is the default.
When locked, the front panel can be accessed only after entering the proper
passcode (sequence of button presses) or by unlocking the panel using
G-Ware.
13. To create a passcode for the front panel, click Clear to clear the default
sequence. Then click any sequence of the five front panel buttons. Your
choices will be displayed in the column on the right. When you are finished,
click OK to enable your selections.
You will need to repeat these steps for all XAP 400 units on your network.
Figure 3.14. Unit Properties Security tab