9
Port Number:
This should be left set to 80.
Enable DHCP:
With the Enable DHCP box checked, all of the addresses below and the subnet mask are greyed
out because they have already been fixed by the DHCP server. Unchecking the DHCP box disables DHCP and
makes it possible to set the addresses manually in order to have a static IP address. These changes should only
be made by a qualified network administrator.
IP Address
Gateway
Subnet Mask
Primary DNS Server
Secondary DNS Server
To save network configuration settings, click on
Save Settings
. The Reboot page appears and the
RC-4A
makes
the changes, reboots, and displays the device name. Reconnection instructions are offered in the event the
changes result in a loss of connection.
At the bottom of the Settings page,
click on Email Notification.
D. Email Notification
This page is for setting up email notification of input events. The
RC-4A
can be programmed to send an email if
one of the inputs closes, and also if it opens. As described in
Programming A. Settings, 2. Input Status
Phrasing
, the input status can be described as something other than “open” or “closed”, and this customized
description is used in the email.
SMTP Server:
smtp.gmail.com is filled in as the SMTP server because Google offers this as a free service
and gmail email accounts are free and easy to set up. It is likely that other SMTP servers could be used,
but they might not be as universally accessible as gmail.
Port:
Use 587 for STARTTLS (most servers), 465 for SSL, or 25 for unsecured.
User Name:
This is the email address being used to send the email notification. The domain part is
already filled in; adding the username completes the email address. Example: [email protected]
Password:
Fill in the password of the email account the
RC-4A
is using to send the email.
To:
Enter the destination email address
Test:
After saving your settings, you can send a test email using this button.
