What access questions to ask before the camera joins the network
Before the camera joins the plant network, ask who can change a threshold, where logs stay, which remote ports open, and whether images leave the shop. If these are not answered, do not connect.
Before the camera joins the plant network, ask who can change a threshold, where the logs stay, which ports remote maintenance opens, and whether images leave the shop. If these are not answered, do not connect the cable. Being able to see the view and being able to change the standard are two permissions.
Why it is judged this way
If the maintenance computer and a change to the standard use the same login, anyone can loosen a dirt limit. Give the operator an account that can only look and only stop. Give quality an account that can change thresholds. The supplier’s remote access needs a switch. It is not left on all the time.
What to compare
| What you see | What to call it | What not to do |
|---|---|---|
| Changing the standard needs a separate account | It can join the network | Make everyone an administrator |
| The remote ports have no list | Get the list first | Connect first |
| Images will be uploaded outside the plant | Write it into the agreement | Allow it by default |
At job change or when a roll is opened
- List the network ports to open.
- Separate the operator’s permission from quality’s.
- Write where the images are stored and how long they stay.
