P E A R L   E C H 0   U S E R   G U I D E  

To select a block of time, click the beginning hour and drag 

through the rows and columns to the ending hour.  

To select an entire day, click that day in the left column.   

To select one hour for all seven days, click the top of that column.   

To select the entire week, click the upper left box (above Sunday).     

2. 

Select the type of access: 

To allow controlled access during the selected hours, click 

 Controlled Access .  

To deny connections during the selected hours, click  No Access .   

To allow monitored connections without any controls you have set, 

click  Free Access (monitored) .  

To allow unmonitored connections without any controls you have 

set, click  Free Access (unmonitored) .   

3. 

Repeat steps 1 and 2, as necessary. 

Hint: When using time controls, you may want to restrict users running 

Windows 95, 98 or ME from altering their workstation's clock.   From the 

 Preferences   command in the Options menu, you can select Lock System 

Clock to disable the Windows time settings program.  Select Lock DOS Prompt 

to disable access to DOS and DOS time commands.  Note: This may affect 

programs that run in DOS mode. 

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