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Logon to the remote station
The splash screen is followed by the login screen (see Fig. 61).
Enter your login data by using the function keys ( 13).
Important!
Inside an input field the lower-case numbers and letters
[1 abc] ... [0 _.] written above each function key are act-
ive. This gives the remote operator the ability to enter
letters and numbers. The numbers are used by default.
To switch between the entry of letters and numbers
press
Q .
You can delete wrong text entries by moving the cursor
to the left using the navigator.
A remote login will fail if there is no connection to a local station or
if a remote operator has already logged in, who is of an equivalent
gender. For example if a male remote operator is logged in, then a
login at the other remote station by a male operator will fail.
In the event of a failed log-in, Fig. 61 is displayed. Press
T
on the keyboard to return to the log-in screen (see Fig. 61).
In the event that the remote station can't find a local station a mes-
sage box is displayed that the remote station failed to make a con-
nection to the local station (see Fig. 62).
Acknowledge this message by pressing
T.
After a successful login, the login information dialog will appear.
This contains details about the last login date, the number of failed
logins and the number of days remaining on the password. Press-
ing
U the remote operator gets the ability to change the pass-
word ( 26).
Acknowledge this message by pressing
T.
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Fig. 61: Login screen
Fig. 63: Login information dialog
Fig. 62: Failed to connect to a local station
Fig. 61: “Login Failed” screen
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