Use this page to configure the shared identity and access model for runtime-based products. This includes the system code, administrator password, and the registered phone numbers that act as users or administrators.
Start by securing the shared passwords that protect the runtime access model.
Use the system code as the shared controller-level password that protects sensitive runtime access.
| Parameter | Index | Range | Format | Default | Example |
SYSCODE |
- | 8..20 characters | Current code:new code | Unit serial number | 1234 SYSCODE 11111111:22222222 |
Use the administrator password as the shared fallback password for functions that require administrator-level runtime access.
1234 until the installation changes it.1234 cannot be reused as the new value.| Parameter | Index | Range | Format | Default | Example |
CODE |
- | 4..8 characters | Text string | 1234 | 1234 CODE 123abc |
After the shared passwords are defined, register the phone numbers that may operate shared runtime functions without sending the shared administrator password every time.
Use users for phone-number-based identities that need limited operating rights.
| Parameter | Index | Range | Format | Default | Example |
USER |
- | At least 8 characters | Phone number with country code | - | 1234 USER +4599999999 |
Use administrators for phone-number-based identities that need full operating rights.
| Parameter | Index | Range | Format | Default | Example |
ADMIN |
- | At least 8 characters | Phone number with country code | - | 1234 ADMIN +4555555555 |
In shared runtime, access is controlled through SYSCODE, CODE, USER, and ADMIN.
ADMIN for technicians who need full control and USER for operators who need limited access.Public revision 21/08/2026