Scheme of Working with Locking

Step 1. The administrator sets the application settings, e.g.: camera settings, processing settings, interface settings, file saving settings, frame and image correction settings...

Step 2. After completion of setting inPhoto ID PS, the administrator enters the password and activates the locking. After that, the application settings will be inaccessible for changing.

Please see further in the How to Set Password and Locking sections how to set the password and activate the locking.

Step 3. To activate automatic program closing, the administrator can switch on the Block on exit setting. This setting excludes the possibility when the administrator can forget to switch on the locking after he has configured the application.

Please see further in the Block on Exit section how to activate locking upon closing the program.

Step 4. After the administrator has made settings for the application and activated the locking, the user can only use the application functions that are not locked. Please remember the locking limits access for the users to the camera and application settings, shooting and processing commands remain accessible.

Step 5. When you need to change some settings, the administrator deactivates the locking and all the application functions become accessible. Then he changes the settings and activates the locking again.

Please see further the Unlocking section to find out how to deactivate the locking.