Siemens 9340-60-ETHER Manual De Usuario
ACCESS 9340 and 9360 Meter Ethernet Communications Card
PMCM-ETHCC-0208
Setup
2/2008
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E-mail on Alarm
E-mail on alarm is a method of distributing messages about anomalies
detected by the host ACCESS 9340 or 9360. When conditions are outside
normal parameters, a meter equipped with a 9340-60-ETHER module can
send alarm information to a list of e-mail addresses.
detected by the host ACCESS 9340 or 9360. When conditions are outside
normal parameters, a meter equipped with a 9340-60-ETHER module can
send alarm information to a list of e-mail addresses.
By default, the e-mail on alarm function evaluates the need to send an
alarm notification every 30 seconds (range = 1 to 60). It bundles up to 30
events in a single e-mail. If an error occurs when sending an e-mail, the
9340-60-ETHER module attempts to send an e-mail every five minutes for
three days or until it goes through, whichever comes first. E-mails are sent
in the language selected for the Administrator account. Pickup, dropout, and
diagnostic events can trigger an e-mail (see “Advanced E-mail on Alarm
Settings” on page 20).
alarm notification every 30 seconds (range = 1 to 60). It bundles up to 30
events in a single e-mail. If an error occurs when sending an e-mail, the
9340-60-ETHER module attempts to send an e-mail every five minutes for
three days or until it goes through, whichever comes first. E-mails are sent
in the language selected for the Administrator account. Pickup, dropout, and
diagnostic events can trigger an e-mail (see “Advanced E-mail on Alarm
Settings” on page 20).
Setting up E-mail on Alarm
Action
Result
1. From the Setup menu, click E-mail on
Alarm.
Opens the E-mail on Alarm setup page.
2. Check Enable E-mail on Alarm Feature.
Enables the e-mail on alarm feature.
NOTE: If the check box is unchecked, e-mail is
not sent to any of the To addresses.
not sent to any of the To addresses.
3. In the To: section, check the first check box
in the Enable column, then in the first
E-mail Address text box, type the e-mail
address of a person receiving e-mail
alarms (49 characters maximum).
E-mail Address text box, type the e-mail
address of a person receiving e-mail
alarms (49 characters maximum).
Enables and enters an alarm e-mail recipient.
NOTE: If the check box is unchecked, e-mail is
not sent to the To address.
not sent to the To address.
4. In the text box in the From section, type
the e-mail address of the person
administering the device (49 characters
maximum).
administering the device (49 characters
maximum).
Enters who sent the e-mail.
NOTE: A from e-mail address is required
because most SMTP servers require it.
because most SMTP servers require it.
5. Select the Alarm Priority to Report level
when e-mail is sent (Priority 2 is the
default).
default).
Selects Priority 1, Priority 2, or Priority 3.
6. Type the SMTP IP address obtained from
your network administrator.
Enters the mail server IP address
(Default = 10.10.10.10).
(Default = 10.10.10.10).
7. If your SMTP server requires a password,
select SMTP server requires login, then
enter your username and password.
enter your username and password.
NOTE: The 9340-60-ETHER module
supports Digest-MD5, CRAM-MD5, Login,
and Plain authentication types.
supports Digest-MD5, CRAM-MD5, Login,
and Plain authentication types.
Selects the option to require a login to send
e-mails and enters the username and
password.
e-mails and enters the username and
password.
8. To test the new settings, click Test.
NOTE: The settings are saved when Test
is clicked.
is clicked.
If the settings are correct, a test e-mail is sent
to the addresses in the To E-mail Addresses
text boxes.
to the addresses in the To E-mail Addresses
text boxes.
9. Click Apply.
Saves the settings.
NOTE: See Figure 14 on page 19 for an illustration of the E-mail on Alarm Setup page.