VIA Technologies Viasis 3003, User Manual

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If you respond ‘y’ to both questions “ Change(y/n)? ” and “ Send email(y/n)? ”, a test E-mail is
send and if you a connected locally by RS232 (only), you will see the delivery protocol of the
send E-mail:
Send Email...
AT+QILOCIP
+IP: 100.66.122.19
AT+QIDNSIP=1
AT+QIOPEN="TCP","smtp.viaxmail.de",25
CONNECT
MAIL FROM: <viasis@viaxmail.de>
250 OK
RCPT TO: <technik@viatraffic.de>
250 2.1.0 OK
354 End data with <CR><LF>.<CR><LF>
250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 8DB438049D
QUIT
221 2.0.0 Bye
EMAIL ok
In case the E-mail was send correctly and the mail server accepted the E-mail for forwarding,
you get the final “
Email ok ” message and otherwise “ Error Email ”. Moreover the E-mail re-
cipient should receive a status E-mail with just the line “ E-mail delivery set! ”.
By means of the “ Configure E-mail ” menu item you may also send currently stored measure-
ment data immediately if you respond ‘n’ to the question “ Change(y/n)? ” but ‘y’ to “ Send
email(y/n)?
”.
If you are connected by RS232 the E-mail is send immediately, else if you are connected by
GSM, USB or Bluetooth interface, the mail is send as soon as the active connection will be
closed.
If you need to contact our technical support, please provide the protocol of the
failed test E-mail delivery, what is important to analyze a problem.
6.4.2.6 Configure SMS
The menu item “ 6. Configure SMS ” in the GSM/Email menu is used to enter the needed
phone numbers for the SMS
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delivery and to activate the delivery of SMS event and error mes-
sages:
SMS SERVICE CENTER
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: +491710760000
SMS phone number: 016312345678
SMS alarm: off
Change (y/n)?
Legal insertions for the SMS service center number and the phone number of the SMS recipi-
ent are up to 16 digits long. The number of the service center is always entered with plus sign
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SMS – short message service for text messages consisting of maximal 160 characters
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SMS Service Centre (SMSC) receives SMS messages from the telephone/radio network, forwards and stores
messages if the receiver is currently not reachable.