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| This article refers to Temperature, Temperature/Humidity, Fast (Pulse) Count Temperature, Thermistor, and Analog sensors. |
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SMTP Setup |
- Select the Network tab and enter the following information (refer to Figure 1).
- IP Address - IP address of Sensor Server
- Subnet Mask - Subnet Mask of Sensor Server
- Data Port - Default is 1000
- Gateway - IP address of Gateway server on Sensor Server's network
- SMTP - Mail Server IP address for outgoing E-Mail
- From-Address - The sender E-Mail address of the alert (this is used for identification purposes and may help to deter SPAM or Junk filtering)
- To-Address - The recipient's E-Mail address
- Test E-Mail settings by clicking the Send Test E-Mail button.
- When finished, click the Write Changes button.
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| Figure 1 |
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Event E-Mail Setup |
- Select the Sensors tab and highlight the appropriate sensor (refer to Figure 2).
- Right-click the sensor name, and then scroll down to select Properties.
- Select the Temperature tab from the Properties window (refer to Figure 3).
- In the Events section, select the checkbox to Enable Event.
- Enter Action - Select Email and Log from the dropdown menu in the High and Low columns.
- Value - Set the appropriate degrees to define as High and Low.
- Span - Enter the amount of time that, when exceeded, will trigger the Event in the High and Low columns.
- Span Action - Select Email and Log from the dropdown menu in the High and Low columns.
- Exit Action (optional) - Select Email and Log from the dropdown menu in the High and Low columns to notify when the sensor is back in range.
- When complete, click OK.
Repeat these steps for any other desired Temperature, Temperature/Humidity, Fast (Pulse) Count Temperature, Thermistor, or Analog sensors.
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| Figure 2 |
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| Figure 3 |
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