Eaton easyE4 series, Manual

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11. Connection to other devices
11.6 E-mail function
11.6.1 Configuring the easySoft 7
You can configure the e-mail function as necessary in easySoft 7.
Select the device you want from the catalog in the Project view
Click on the E-Mail tab.
There are three sections under the tab: E-mail recipient, Mail server settings, and Sys-
tem messages
You can enter up to three recipients or recipients groups in the E-mail recipient section.
Within this context, a "recipient group" is a list of several recipients separated with
semicolons.
The definition for each group can have a maximum length of 254 bytes.
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There is an activation bit for each recipient group.
When an e-mail is triggered (e.g., by the alarm function block), it will only be sent to
the groups that are activated.
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The mail server address (64 bytes)
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The domain name (64 bytes)
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The SMTP server's SMTP port
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The SMTP username (32 bytes)
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The SMTP user password (32 bytes)
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Whether the SMTP address is an IP address or a DNS name
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ID of the recipient group for the system e-mails that should be sent in the event of
errors, in the event that the operating mode switches to STOP, and in the event that
the program is deleted.
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Connection type (not encrypted, STARTTLS, SSL / TLS)
Enable the checkbox for a recipient group.
Enter the recipient's e-mail address.
In the System messages section, select the events that should trigger an e-mail to the
recipient group.
Enable the messages you want
In the Send to recipient group drop-down menu, select the recipient group to
which the selected messages should be sent.
You will need to enter the connection data for the mail server in the Mail server settings
section. If the settings do not match, it will not be possible to send the easyE4 system
messages.
Start by selecting whether you will be entering an IP address or a DNS name (pre-
ferred).
Now enter the corresponding information.
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