🚧 Managing Operators

Managing operator access on the Delvotest® Accelerator Smart (DAS) is done through the 'operators.txt' file. If this file is not available on the device, the system will automatically create a default version with three operators (i.e., 'Operator 1', 'Operator 2', and 'Operator 3'). In this guide, we'll walk you through how to view, upload, and manage the 'operators.txt' file to customise the operator names for your DAS.

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Viewing and Uploading Operator Names

To access or upload the operators.txt file, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the Setup page on the DAS interface.
  2. Go to the Operators section where you can view the number of operators stored on the system.


If you need to upload a new list of operator names, simply click Choose file and select the prepared text file with your custom operator names. After selecting the file, press Upload file to overwrite the current list.


Creating and Formatting the Operators File

The operators.txt file is a simple text file, with each operator name on a new line. Below is an example of how the file should look:

Once the new file is uploaded, the DAS will use these names to manage operator access. Be sure to use only standard letters and numbers, as special characters cannot be used in operator names.


Summary

By managing the operators.txt file, you can easily control who has access to your DAS system. Regularly updating this file ensures that only authorized personnel can use the device, adding a layer of security and operational efficiency. Following the steps outlined in this guide, you can effortlessly manage your operator list and keep your DAS running smoothly.

Next Steps

With operator access managed, the next important task is calibrating your device to ensure it delivers accurate and reliable results. In the next article, we’ll guide you through the calibration process and everything you'll need to get started (🔗).