NET Series
Software Installation and Configuration
Page 56 Firmware Ver. 1.00.42/Software Ver. 1.0.2.6 LEIGHTRONIX, INC.
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2. Enter the desired email address into the “Recipient” field.
3. Specify the outgoing mail server by one of the following methods in the “Mail server
name or IP address” field:
Enter the IP address of the outgoing SMTP mail server (port 25 will be used on
this server). This server can be viewed in the setup of your email program.
Enter the name of the outgoing mail server. Your Controller will attempt to
obtain the IP address of your mail server from your DNS server(s), so ensure
you have entered your DNS server’s IP address(es) into the front panel of your
Controller (see the “Editing DNS Addresses” section on page 34 for
instructions).
4. If desired, enter another email address to receive mailings of the log in the carbon
copy recipient (“cc:Recipient”) field.
5. Specify how often the Controller emails its log to you according to one or all of the
following methods:
a. Use log item severity to determine how often emails are sent by selecting one
of the following in the “Alert severity level” field:
“All events”: email sent after every logged item (NOT RECOMMENDED!)
“Severity level 1&2”: email sent after a severity 1 or 2 item is logged
“Severity level 2 only”: email sent after only after a severity 2 item is logged
“Disabled”: emails not sent according to severity level of log items
b. Specify the number of items that must be logged before an email is sent under
the “Log events to buffer before sending” field as follows:
Check the “Enable” box.
Specify the number of log items you wish the Controller to accumulate
before the log is emailed.
c. Click the “Send now” button to tell the Controller to email the recipient
immediately. The mail server will email you a list of the Controller’s actions that
have occurred since the last time the mail server emailed you.
6. Click the “Set” button to send the new settings to the Controller, “Refresh” to
display the most current auto email settings, and/or “Close” to exit window.
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