Summary of User Accounts

The following user accounts are required to operate and maintain the SureSeT digital monitoring and control system of SureSeT switchgear including the SMD. The table below lists the factory default credentials that are provided when the switchgear is received. Track and record username and password changes.

User Accounts

Account Type	Factory Default Credentials	Comments
Schneider Electric customer account	N/A	This account is needed to log in the EcoStruxure Power Device app to “mirror” the SMD HMI screen.
SMD HMI Windows	Username: SureSeT Password: SMD_Digital_1	Credentials needed to log in Microsoft Windows and make changes that require administrator rights. Users are strongly recommended to update these credentials during the startup procedure. Refer to Windows Login.
WLAN Access Point	Username: customer Password: customer	Credentials needed to log in the WLAN access point to modify the Wi-Fi network password.Users are strongly recommended to update these credentials during the startup procedure. Refer to WLAN Access Point Setup.
Wi-Fi Network	Network SSID:SureSeT_Factory order # Password: Digital1	Credentials needed to connect to the Wi-Fi network that enables the “screen mirroring” of the SMD HMI.It is recommended not to change the Wi-Fi network SSID.Users are strongly recommended to update the WiFi network password during the startup procedure. Refer to WLAN Access Point Setup.
SMD User Management Data File	Password: 1234	Password needed to open and modify the user database file and to load user database files into the SMD. This password may be modified when a user database is exported for modifying SMD user credentials. Refer to Managing the SMD User Database.
SMD user account/s	Username: installer Password: 1234	Credentials needed to start he SMD during commissioning (SMD first use after shipment), remotely control devices and make advanced setting changes. One user profile is provided as factory default. The password of this account shall modified to load the user database and allow the SMD to run during the startup procedure. Refer to SMD Login. Additional user profiles may be created as needed; refer to Managing the SMD User Database.