McQuay MicroTech II User Manual

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Fault-1-E-Mail Address:To
Fault-1-E-Mail Address: CC
Fault-2-E-Mail Address:To
Fault-2-E-Mail Address: CC
Fault-3-E-Mail Address:To
Fault-3-E-Mail Address: CC
Problem-1-E-Mail Address:To
Problem-1-E-Mail Address: CC
Problem-2-E-Mail Address:To
Problem-2-E-Mail Address: CC
Problem-3-E-Mail Address:To
Problem-3-E-Mail Address: CC
Warning-1-E-Mail Address:To
Warning-1-E-Mail Address: CC
Warning-2-E-Mail Address:To
Warning-2-E-Mail Address: CC
Warning-3-E-Mail Address:To
Warning-3-E-Mail Address: CC
These inputs specify the e-mail addresses to which the alarms are sent. A primary (To) address is required; other
addresses are optional. If multiple addresses are used in an entry, use a semicolon (;) between addresses, e.g.:
hsmith@aol.com;bjones@msn.com. Range = valid e-mail address including domain
The e-mail addresses are offered in the Fault/Problem/Warning categories so that less important alarms (e.g.
warnings) do not have to be sent to all e-mail recipients.
Each category is offered three times so that alarms can be sent to designated recipients at certain time/date
combinations and other recipients at different time/date combinations. See the Time Range and Valid Days entries
that follow. For example alarms can be e-mailed to on-staff maintenance people during the normal workweek and
off-site service personnel on nights and weekends.
Default = nobody@nowhere.com
Fault 1 – Time Range
Fault 2 – Time Range
Fault 3 – Time Range
Problem 1 – Time Range
Problem 2 – Time Range
Problem 3 – Time Range
Warning 1 –Time Range
Warning 2 –Time Range
Warning 3 –Time Range
Defines the time period in which routed alarms can be sent as e-mails (on valid days of the week), using a start time
and end time. If you select “Exclusive”, alarms are sent only outside of the defined period. Range 12:00 AM to
12:00 AM. Default = 12:00 AM to 12:00 AM, Inclusive
Fault 1 - Valid Days
Fault 2 - Valid Days
Fault 3 - Valid Days
Problem 1 – Valid Days
Problem 2 – Valid Days
Problem 3 – Valid Days
Warning 1 – Valid Days
Warning 2 - Valid Days
Warning 3 - Valid Days
Defines the days of the week in which routed alarms can be sent as e-mails. Can be set in any combination. Range
= Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat. Default = All days
E-mail alarm notifications
The CSM can export alarms via e-mail. Multiple e-mail recipients can be grouped into any of the To: or CC: inputs. To
provide e-mail alarm notification, the CSM must be configured into a SMTP server on the building LAN with an e-mail
address so that the CSM can send e-mail to anyone, anywhere with a valid e-mail address. Work closely with the building
LAN administrator if e-mail is to be supplied.
Each group of e-mail Recipients can be configured to receive any or all of the three alarm categories (Fault, Problem, and
Warning) at different times throughout the day or week. This feature is provided so that less important alarms (e.g.
warnings) do not have to be sent to all recipients at all times/dates. The e-mail alarm recipient’s portion of the Alarms
screen is laid out in a Fault1/Fault2/Fault3, Problem1/Problem2/Problem3, and Warning1/Warning2/Warning3 format to
allow for this flexibility.
Example:

McQuay MicroTech II Specifications

General

Brand	McQuay
Model	MicroTech II
Category	Controller
Language	English