PQube User Manual 2.1
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will automatically respond with its present meter readings (unless the email does not match the
incoming email filters, see the Ethernet Setup section of the Setup.ini documentation).
To perform an email command, send your PQube an email with the command in the Email Subject.
To send new setup files and firmware updates, simply attach the file to the email.
All email commands must begin with the filter word specified by the Subject_Must_Begin_With tag in
your setup file. By default this word is “PQube” without the quotes.
For example, to send your PQube a new setup file, write an email to your PQube with subject:
PQube New Setup File
and include the new setup file as an attachment. The subject is case sensitive.
List of Email Commands
Your new setup file must be named Setup.ini, and must be
attached to the e-mail.
Your PQube will send you two reply e-mails: one when it
receives the new setup file, and another when the new setup
file has been successfully installed.
Obtain a firmware update from www.PowerStandards.com
and attach it to the email. It should be in the format
PQube_Firmware_XX_YY_ZZ_FFFFFFFF.pqf
The XX, YY, and ZZ are digits that identify the type of firmware
update, and FFFFFFFF is a checksum. Do not re-name this file.
If your PQube receives a valid firmware update, it will reset
and perform the update.
Resets PQube upon receipt of email. This is useful when
loading a new setup file or firmware via FTP.
You can ask your PQube to send you its log files via e-mail.
The log files can help diagnose PQube setup problems, and
they show the complete history of your PQube.
For faster technical support, please include these files when
contacting our technical support department.
Request your PQube’s existing setup file.
Takes a snapshot of your power.
Generate Daily Stripstats
Generates the Daily Trends for today. The data ranges from
Midnight to the moment the email request is received.
Reset Energy Accumulators
Resets all accumulated energy values.
Resets all peak values for the Peak Amps, Peak Demand, and
Peak VA meters.
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