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I-Logon

The installer creates an AUDICOM shortcut on the Windows desktop and an applications group in the Start menu. When running AUDICOM, the system login window (Log-on) appears. AUDICOM I-logon
  • Here you must enter username and password.
  • The corresponding profile will load, including desktop organization and default security levels.
  • Users with permissions and restrictions are managed from the Administration Panel (see Access levels and passwords).
It is recommended that each operator logs out at the end of their shift.
The system will continue running under the system user (auto).
The new operator must log in by accessing the I-Logon window with a double click on the RADIO/USER area.
  • Double clicking the USER icon opens the I-Logon window. AUDICOM Tool Bar
I-Logon and the Tool Bar (Info button) show the expiration date of the support and updates license.
After entering username and password, press Start.
  • The username is not case-sensitive.
  • The password is case-sensitive.
All user changes are logged in the .air files, so management staff can track who operated the system at any time.

Usernames and passwords

Predefined users

AUDICOM includes a set of default users with different profiles:
  • user
  • admin
  • auto
Predefined users have no password.
The auto user is part of the system and cannot be deleted.
  • It activates when an operator logs out.
  • Maintains programming in automatic mode.
Auto mode is also used after a power failure.
If the I-Logon window remains open for 1 minute without any user logging in, AUDICOM starts automatically.
Audio playback begins one minute later.
See: Power failures - auto-start.

New users

  • Usernames and passwords are defined by the administrator.
  • Once created, the username cannot be modified.
  • The password can be changed from I-Logon:
    1. Press Change Password.
    2. Enter current password.
    3. Type new password and confirm it.
    4. Click OK.
The new password will be required at next login.
You can create a user per operator, or users per workstation (e.g. “Production”, “Programming”).
This way each terminal has a single access key.

Logging out

When an operator leaves, they must log out to prevent unauthorized use.
  • If another operator logs in, they do so directly with their user.
  • This automatically closes the previous session.
If you want to leave the system active without an operator in charge:
  • Select Log out in I-Logon.
  • AUDICOM will remain active under the auto user.
In this mode:
  • Only basic functions are enabled (Play / Stop).
  • Desktop customizations are not saved.
  • Changes to commercial schedule are not allowed.
Programming must be prepared for AUDICOM to continue operating automatically (AutoDJ, streaming, PlayLists, etc.).

Shutting down AUDICOM

To close all applications, press Close.
This will terminate all AUDICOM-related programs.