Configuring parameters for single device
Configure device parameters with role-based access control in VHQ, managing basic and advanced parameter templates through the Device Profile with specific user rights and privileges.
Configure application parameters for a single device
This screen shows all applications assigned to the device. You can configure an application's parameters by editing values and assigning parameter templates. Based on the form view file, basic and advanced parameter editing is controlled by access levels: Advanced, Basic, View, and None. Access control applies at both the container and parameter level, with container-level access always taking precedence.

Access and rights reference
Form file access and VHQ right metrics for parameter editing
Basic
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
Basic
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
Basic
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
Basic
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE
Advanced
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
Advanced
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE
Advanced
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
Advanced
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE
None
N/A
N/A
N/A
View
N/A
N/A
FALSE
Form file access and VHQ right metrics for parameter viewing
Basic
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
Basic
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
Basic
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
Basic
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE
Advanced
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
Advanced
TRUE
FALSE
FALSE
Advanced
FALSE
TRUE
TRUE
Advanced
FALSE
FALSE
FALSE
None
N/A
N/A
FALSE
View
N/A
N/A
TRUE
VHQ provides separate rights and privileges for editing parameters, distinct from device rights.
Import and activation rights
Alongside basic and advanced parameter rights, VHQ adds:
Import parameter right: Lets a user import devices and hierarchy in VHQ. VHQ checks device rights during import, based on the operations specified in the XML.
Activation parameter right: Lets a user activate parameters. The user must also have the device modify right — with only the device right, they can update parameters in the UI but not send them to the device. Sending or activating parameters requires the activation parameter right.
Global operation rights
VHQ restricts global operations — those involving more than one device — in the Device Search screen based on a separate global rights layer, on top of existing per-operation rights.

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