178 EZware5000 Series Programming Manual
1010-1007, Rev. 10
In order for a user to login, they must first enter their user number into reserved local word LW9219. Then they must
enter their password into reserved local word LW9220 (32-bit unsigned).
This procedure is different from what was used in EasyBuilder-500, where the user only needed to enter a
password.
There are several other reserved local words and bits that can add functionality to your security implementation.
Displays the access levels assigned to the currently logged-in user
in binary format (16-bit binary)
Bit 0: A, Bit 1: B, Bit 2: C, Bit 3: D, Bit 4: E, Bit 5: F
LW9500-LW9523 (32-bit unsigned)
Stores user passwords 1-12
Logs out user and resets password to zero when bit is set (HMI
resets bit to zero)
Indicates when an invalid password has been entered (bit resets
to zero when valid password is entered)
Set to update user passwords when changed locally
(LW9500-LW9523) Use momentary style
Refer to the Security Sample Project on our website to see how to employ the above reserved local memory bits and
registers in a security implementation.
(http://www.maplesystems.com > Support Center > Sample Projects > HMI5000 Series > Sample Prj: Security)
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