7.5.6 E-Mail
V2 Transmitters can send e-mails to provide notifications of alarms or external triggers becom-
ing active. The transmitter can either send emails via a user defined SMTP server or an SMTP
server hosted by BW Broadcast. Please note that SSL authentication is not supported by the
unit. The easier option to set up is to send the email via the BW Broadcast email relay service.
In this case, the unit must be connected to the internet in order to connect to the service.
Ensure the unit is connected to an Ethernet socket and Ethernet is set up correctly to use this
feature.
Sending emails via your own SMTP server (SSL is not supported):
1. Set Send via to SMTP.
2. Enter the email address of the sender in From.
3. Enter the email address(es) of the receiver(s) in Recipient(s). Separate receivers by
commas.
4. Enter the IP address of the SMTP server in Host
5. Enter the Port number of the SMTP server in Port
6. Enter the Username for SMTP authentication. If no authentication is required, this field
must be left blank.
7. Enter the Password for the SMTP authentication. If no authentication is required, this field
must be left blank.
8. Set Max emails a day to the maximum number of emails allowed to be sent by the unit
in a single day.
9. Enter the Test folder and set the Recipient(s) for this test email.
10. Set Test to Yes. Check if the e-mail has been received.
Sending emails via BW Broadcast email relay:
1. Set Send via to BW Broadcast.
2. Enter the email address of the sender in From.
3. Enter the email address(es) of the receiver(s) in Recipient(s). Separate receivers by
commas.
4. Navigate to the Test folder (System ⇒ E-Mail ⇒ Test) and enter the Recipient(s) for this
test email.
5. Set Test to Yes. Check if the e-mail has been received.
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