Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories SEL-2890, Instruction Manual

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Date Code 20210715 SEL-2890 Instruction Manual
Settings and Commands
Settings
3.7
network has to resolve the host names into IP addresses. For example, connect an
SEL-2890 to a relay and set the transceiver host name to
bkr865_351 . To Telnet to the
SEL-351 Relay on breaker 865, just open a Telnet session to bkr865_351 as shown
below. To remove the host name field, enter a space and press <Enter> . This provides
the ability to configure the SEL-2890 HOST_NAME centrally at the DHCP server.
Email Enabled
Select Yes to allow unsolicited messages to be emailed to a designated email address
via SMTP. If the transceiver receives serial data and it did not send serial data to the
relay first (in a Telnet or HTTP session), then the transceiver assumes the message is
unsolicited. The SEL-2890 will then listen to the serial message, include it in the body
of an email message, and send it to a designated email address. For example, when a
fault occurs, the relay will send an unsolicited summary event report and the SEL-2890
will email that summary event report. This can also be used with an SEL
communications processor to email unsolicited messages.
Email Server IP Address
Set the IP address of your email server. If you are using a corporate email server,
contact your network administrator to obtain this IP. This setting is required if you plan
to use email.
Email Domain
The email domain name may be required for your email system. This setting can
contain as many as 79 characters.
Email To
Enter an email address to which you want the SEL-2890 to send unsolicited messages.
The setting can contain as many as 159 characters. A setting of your_name@company.com
is a generic example. While some email servers may allow you to use a list of several
emails, most accept only a single email address in this setting. If you need to send
email to multiple email addresses, use an email list server program to repeat and
broadcast emails to multiple addresses.