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SOFTWARE SET-UP PROCEDURE AE/LZB 119 1894 R1A

Windows NT privileges are granted to it. Factory

configuration disables both password expiration and

password changes.

NOTE

Computer user account “groups” should

not

confused with EDACS radio system trunked talk

groups.

The second user account — “CONSOLE” — is the

factory default account set-up for dispatcher access. This

account’s password is “CONSOLE” (all upper case;

password entry is case sensitive). During set-up at the

factory, this account is granted access to all user account

groups including the “Administrator

” group. Factory

configuration disables password expiration.

If console/computer access security via operating

system software configuration is required, refer to the

Administrator’s Manual and/or the Microsoft Windows NT

Workstation System Guide manual for user account

configuration details.

Automatic Vs. Manual User Log-On

The CONSOLE or any other user account may be

configured for either manual or automatic Windows NT log-

on. Basically, manual log-on requires password entry and

automatic log-on does not. The factory default configuration

is automatic log-on with the default log-on

user = CONSOLE. Refer to the Administrator’s Manual

and/or the Microsoft Windows NT Workstation System

Guide manual for additional information.

The manual method requires the user (for example: the

dispatcher), at log-on, to enter his/her user name if he/she

was not the last one to log-on and to always enter a

password. Both entries are accomplished at the standard PC

keyboard, not the dispatch (“custom”) keyboard.

A manual log-on method may not be required or desired

in certain dispatch environments since the standard PC

keyboard may not be easily accessible or, in some cases, it is

not available at all. In these cases, automatic user log-on is

required/desired.

Automatic user log-on requires no user name or

password entry—no standard PC keyboard is required for

log-on. Because no password entry is required to start

Windows NT, this method provides little security for

console/computer access. However, in most dispatch

centers, this is not an issue.

During an automatic user log-on sequence, a user may

depress the <Shift> key on the standard PC keyboard to

revert back to manual log-on. This may be necessary if, for

example, CONSOLE is the default log-on user and log-on is

automatic (factory default configuration), and an

administrator must make a system change via the

Administrator user account. The <Shift> key must be

depressed when Windows NT displays its logo. The system

will then revert back to manual log-on via the log-on dialog

box.

Monitor Video Resolution And Colors

If the console is factory-supplied with a 14-inch monitor

the factory default configuration sets video resolution to

640 x 480 pixels. If a 17-inch monitor is supplied the

factory-set resolution is 800 x 600 pixels.

To provide the best possible console application screen

displays, the console application was designed for required a

operating system color setting of 65,536 colors.

Refer to the Administrator’s Manual for additional

information on monitor resolution and color settings.

Touch-Screen Monitors

Optionally, the console may supplied with a touch-

screen monitor which allows the user to control the

console/computer by directly touching the monitor’s screen

surface with a finger or any small pointer-like object.

Basically, a touch is equivalent to a mouse point-and-click

action in the same approximate area of the screen. The

C3 Maestro console for Windows NT graphical user

interface was designed for 100% touch-screen dispatch

operability without the need of any other user input device

such as a mouse or the dispatch keyboard. In addition, since

mouse and dispatch keyboard operation is not disabled when

a touch-screen monitor is added to a console, the addition of

the touch-screen monitor adds user input redundancy to the

console. Refer to the Administrator’s Manual for additional

information.

Networking And Computer Naming

If the console will be utilized on a network, refer to the

Administrator’s Manual for applicable configuration

information. User account, computer name, network

interface card and other network-related changes may be

necessary.

Feature Licensed Options

If the console has one or more feature licensed options,

special Windows NT TCP/IP (transmission control

protocol/internet protocol) configurations are necessary

before the feature licensed option(s) will operate, even if the

PC does not have a network interface card installed within it.

Refer to the Administrator’s Manual for additional

information. Also see the section entitled “

Feature

Licensed Options

” in this manual (page 46).

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