Honeywell touchscreen Keypad 6270 User Manual

 
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User Code Setup  
Introduction to User Code Setup 
Each user must be assigned a name with a corresponding 4-digit user 
code in order to gain access to various features and functions.  
Users for the system are programmed in a central user setup location 
that provides the specific questions for authorization levels assigned 
to different users.  You may want these users to be the same, but 
there are situations in which you may want a user to have limited 
capabilities. 
How to Access User Setup...

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SCREEN   ACTION 
  3.  Press the 
SETUP button on the More 
Choices screen.  The Setup screen is 
displayed. 
 
 
  4.  Press the 
USER SETUP  button on the 
“ Setup ” screen.  The 
User Setup screen 
is displayed. 
 
  

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How to Add a User 
Add a user as follows: 
SCREEN   ACTION 
  Note:
  Three selections are available: add 
a user, edit a user, or delete a user. 
1.  To add a use, press the  ADD USER 
button.  The User Authorization screen 
is displayed with the instructions  Enter 
Authorized Code . 
 
  2.  Enter your Authorized code.  The 
“User 
Options ” screen is displayed. 
Note:  The authorized code for adding 
users is dependent upon the system you 
have. Check with your system...

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SCREEN   ACTION 
  4.  Type in the user name (6 characters 
max.) and press the 
OK button.  The 
“ User Options ” screen is displayed with 
Enter User Code…  displayed.   
 
  5.  Touch the box next to 
Enter User 
Code…   The User Authorization screen 
is displayed with the instructions  Enter 4 
Digits . 
 
  6.  Enter the 4-digit code for this user.  
The 
“User Options ” screen is displayed 
with the user ’s name and code displayed.   
 
 
  7.  Select the partitions...

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SCREEN   ACTION 
  8.  Touch the box below the 
User 
Number .  The User Number screen is 
displayed with the instructions to  Enter 2 
Digits  or 
Enter 3 Digits  dependent upon 
the system you have. 
  9.  Enter the 2 or 3-digit user number for 
this user.  The 
“User Options ” screen is 
displayed with the user ’s name, number, 
and code displayed.   
  10.  If this user is assigned an RF button 
zone, touch the box below the 
RF Button 
Zone .  The RF Button Zone...

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SCREEN   ACTION 
 
  11.  Press the 
SAVE button.  The system 
will save the configuration.  When the 
save is complete, the  User Setup screen 
is displayed with the new user ’s name 
shown. 
 
 
  

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How to Delete a User 
Delete a User as follows: 
SCREEN ACTION 
  1.  From the 
User Setup screen, touch 
the circle next to the user to be deleted 
and press the  DELETE USER  button.  
The User Authorization screen is 
displayed with the instructions  Enter 
Authorized Code :. 
 2.  Enter your Authorized code.  The 
“User 
Options ” screen is displayed. 
Note:  The authorized code for deleting 
users is dependent upon the system you 
have. Check with your system...

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SCREEN ACTION 
   
 
How to Edit a User 
Edit a user as follows: 
SCREEN   ACTION 
 
1.  From the 
User Setup screen, touch 
the circle next to the user to be edited and 
press the  EDIT USER  button.  The User 
Authorization screen is displayed with the 
instructions  Enter Authorized Code: . 
 2.  Enter your Authorized code.  The 
“User 
Options ” screen is displayed. 
Note:  The authorized code for editing 
users is dependent upon the system you 
have. Check with your...

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SCREEN   ACTION 
 
  3.  Select whatever options you wish to 
select for this user and press the 
SAVE 
button.  The configuration changes are 
saved and you are returned to the  User 
Setup  screen. 
  

 
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Advanced System Features  
Introduction to Advanced System Features 
While most of the commonly used security functions are available 
from the 6270 ’s advanced user interface, there are some less used, 
advanced features that can either be accessed through Console 
Emulation mode on the 6270 or a standard alpha keypad.  To use 
features not supported by the 6270, refer to your Control Panel User 
Guide. 
Console Emulation Mode 
Console Mode allows you to use a 6270 interface just as you would a...