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Chapter 15 Password Management and Data Protection 15.2 Program ID and PLC ID An ID is the first authentication information which needs to be checked on. If users want to download a project to a PLC, the program ID set in the project must be the same as the PLC ID set in the PLC. The project which is protected by a program ID can only be downloaded to a specific PLC, and the PLC ID set in the PLC must be the same as the program ID.A specific project can only be downloaded to a specific PLC. If users want to upload a project to a PLC protected by a PLC ID, the system will ask the users to type the correct ID before the project is uploaded. If users want to open a project protected by a program ID, the system will ask the users to type the correct ID before the project is opened. As a result, an ID is used for access approval to gain access to data. 15.2.1 Setting and Unlocking a Program ID After users click the Tools menu, point to Program Settings, and click Program ID Setting, the Program ID Setting window will appear. The message at the bottom of the window indicates whether the project is protected by a program ID. If the project is not protected by a program ID, there will be two boxes used to set a program ID in the Program ID Setting window. If the users want to set a program ID, they have to type the same password in the two boxes, and click OK. If the project is protected by a program ID, there will be one box used to unlock the program ID in the Program ID Setting window. If the users want to unlock the program ID, they can type the correct ID in the box, and click OK. If the users want to set a program ID, they can only type English letters, numerical digits, and spaces in the window. A program ID is case-sensitive. Besides, the limit on the number of characters which can be typed depends on the model selected. The users have to type a program ID according to the hint in the window. After the users set a program ID, the project will be protected by the program ID. The window will be closed after the users click Cancel. 15.2.2 Setting and Unlocking a PLC ID Before users set a PLC ID, they have to make sure that ISPSoft is connected to the PLC normally. Please refer to section 2.4 for more information. After users click the PLC menu, point to System Security, and click PLC ID Setting, ISPSoft will connect to the PLC, and read the information from the PLC. If the reading of the information from the 15-3
ISPSoft User Manual PLC is successful, ISPSoft will open the PLC ID Setting window. The message at the bottom of the window indicates whether the PLC is protected by a program ID. If the PLC is not protected by a PLC ID, there will be two boxes used to set a PLC ID in the PLC ID Setting window. If the users want to set a PLC ID, they have to type the same password in the two boxes, and click OK. If the PLC is protected by a PLC ID, there will be one box used to unlock the PLC ID in the PLC ID Setting window. If the users want to unlock the PLC ID, they can type the correct ID in the box, and click OK. If the users want to set a PLC ID, they can only type English letters, numerical digits, and spaces in the window. A PLC ID is case-sensitive. Besides, the limit on the number of characters which can be typed depends on the model selected. The users have to type a PLC ID according to the hint in the window. After the users set a PLC ID, the PLC will be protected by the PLC ID. The window will be closed after the users click Cancel. 15.3 Project Password and PLC Password The project password set in a project is used to protect the program in the project. If users want to open the POUs in a project protected by a project password, the system will require the users to type the correct password. Besides, the users can limit the total number of password guesses that can be made. If the number of password guesses that is made is larger than the total number of password guesses that can be made, the project will be closed automatically. The PLC password set in a PLC is used to protect the data in the PLC. If users want to download or upload a project, the system will ask the users to type the correct password. Besides, the users can limit the total number of password guesses that can be made. If the number of password guesses that is made is larger than the total number of password guesses that can be made, the PLC will be locked, and the data can not be downloaded/uploaded. To unlock the PLC, the users have to restore the PLC to the default setting. 15.3.1 Setting and Unlocking a Project Password After users click the Tools menu, point to Program Settings, and click Project Password Setting, the project password setting window will appear. The message at the bottom of the window indicates whether the project is protected by a project password. If the project opened is a project for 15-4
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Chapter 15 Password Management and Data Protection<br />
15.2 Program ID and PLC ID<br />
An ID is the first authentication information which needs to be checked on. If users want to<br />
download a project to a PLC, the program ID set in the project must be the same as the PLC ID set<br />
in the PLC. The project which is protected by a program ID can only be downloaded to a specific<br />
PLC, and the PLC ID set in the PLC must be the same as the program ID.A specific project can only<br />
be downloaded to a specific PLC.<br />
If users want to upload a project to a PLC protected by a PLC ID, the system will ask the users to<br />
type the correct ID before the project is uploaded. If users want to open a project protected by a<br />
program ID, the system will ask the users to type the correct ID before the project is opened. As a<br />
result, an ID is used for access approval to gain access to data.<br />
15.2.1 Setting and Unlocking a Program ID<br />
After users click the Tools menu, point to Program Settings, and click Program ID Setting, the<br />
Program ID Setting window will appear. The message at the bottom of the window indicates<br />
whether the project is protected by a program ID.<br />
If the project is not protected by a program ID, there will be two boxes used to set a program ID in<br />
the Program ID Setting window. If the users want to set a program ID, they have to type the same<br />
password in the two boxes, and click OK.<br />
If the project is protected by a program ID, there will be one box used to unlock the program ID in the<br />
Program ID Setting window. If the users want to unlock the program ID, they can type the correct<br />
ID in the box, and click OK.<br />
If the users want to set a program ID, they can only type English letters, numerical digits, and<br />
spaces in the window. A program ID is case-sensitive. Besides, the limit on the number of characters<br />
which can be typed depends on the model selected. The users have to type a program ID according<br />
to the hint in the window. After the users set a program ID, the project will be protected by the<br />
program ID. The window will be closed after the users click Cancel.<br />
15.2.2 Setting and Unlocking a PLC ID<br />
Before users set a PLC ID, they have to make sure that <strong>ISPSoft</strong> is connected to the PLC normally.<br />
Please refer to section 2.4 for more information.<br />
After users click the PLC menu, point to System Security, and click PLC ID Setting, <strong>ISPSoft</strong> will<br />
connect to the PLC, and read the information from the PLC. If the reading of the information from the<br />
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