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Setting and maintaining the passwords on the winMulti system

Setting and maintaining the passwords on the winMulti system

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The machine is supplied by default with no passwords set.

There are 3 levels of password protection

Password Levels
Level	Settings	Notes
Operator	n/a	Login level for anyone Always allow batch loading, editing, deletion and machine running
Supervisor	remakePassword=	Password protection on the remakes function only Default setting is "none" Needs to have an engineer password setting to enable it to work
Engineer	password=	Password protection on all settings and service screens Prevents an operator from editing any settings without an engineer authorisation Default setting is "none"

Passwords can be change through the machine settings screen

The passwords are not considered to be a high security protection. There is no GDPR or virus associated risk.

The passwords are stored in the file

\ddrive\params.mul

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