Email Configuration

Configuration Tab

Email configuration screen:

This table describes the parameters on the Configuration tab:

Parameter	Description
SendSMS	Check this box to indicate that the service can be configured to send an SMS message.
Identifier*	The email address of the message sender
Trigger*	The event that triggers the email
Type	NY: (notify): triggered by a bit status change or word value change
	RE: (rising edge): triggered by a bit's rising edge or an increasing word value
	FE: (falling edge): triggered by a bit's falling edge or a decreasing word value
	BQ: (bad quality): triggered when the trigger status is of poor quality
Destination*	Email address(es) of the receiver(s) of the message
Subject	A brief summary of the message's contents
Contents	Type the content of the message in this area.
Source	Select the source from which the attached file comes.
Path	Specify the path of the file.
*These parameters are required to record and save an email.

Dynamic Data

The email service enables you to include dynamic data in the body of the email. You can include dynamic data manually or automatically:

manual: Place brackets before and after the variable name. For instance, to learn the value of the value1 variable created in the device service, type write {plc.plc1.value1}. (You can include comments before and after the brackets.)
automatic: Double-click the location to which you want to include dynamic data. When the lookup table appears, you can select the variables that will appear in the email.

Configuring European SMS Format

Before sending an SMS, you must configure the parameters from the Modem GSM window, as shown below:

The Modem GSM parameter settings available:

Parameter	Value Scope	Default Value	Description
Init AT CMD	–	ATE0Q0S=1&D0&S0&C0	A custom AT command is specified by user. This command initializes the modem.
PIN Code	4-8 digits	0000	PIN code for the SIM card
SMS Service Center	phone number whose length depends on service supplier	–	The number of the SMS service center.
SMS Type NOTE: This parameter is supported from firmware V1.6.	PDU_7bits/ PDU_8bits	PDU_7bits	Specifies how the SMS message will be encoded and sent: If encoded as 7bits, the message will be sent as a text message. If encoded as 8bits, the message will be sent as a data message. NOTE: This parameter is supported on most mobile telephones.