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4. EMAIL SETUP Web Page

How to get here: From the top navigation bar of the selected Node.

Background: An email account can be set up for each Node. This allows the Node to send data

readings at periodic intervals, when it encounters an alarm condition, when it goes on-or off-line,

or in response to email requests. Commands can also be emailed to the Node with these

capitalized words in the subject line:

LIST – Adds the sender’s email address to the email list in the Node.

DELIST – Removes an email address from the email list in the Node.

ACQUIRE – Requests the last readings of all devices under this Node.

IDENTIFY – Requests the MAC address of the Node.

A powerful feature of our Nodes is the ability to send Alarm information to cell phones via text

messages. This allows operators to receive alarm information within a couple of seconds

wherever they are, even if they are in a meeting, at lunch, or outside the plant. Sending a text

message in North America is as easy as sending an email. Specify the receiving address in the

format below, which will vary with the cell phone carrier. “Number” is the 10-digit cell number

without spaces or punctuation:

• AT&T: number@txt.att.net

• Qwest: number@qwestmp.com

• T-Mobile: number@tmomail.net

• Verizon: number@vtext.com

• Sprint: number@messaging.sprintpcs.com

• Sprint: numbe[email protected]int.com

• Virgin Mobile: number@vmobl.com

• Nextel: number@messaging.nextel.com

• Alltel: number@message.alltel.com

• Metro PCS: number@mymetropcs.com

• Powertel: number@ptel.com

• Boost Mobile: number@myboostmobile.com

• Suncom: number@tms.suncom.com

• Tracfone: number@mmst5.tracfone.com

• U.S. Cellular: number@email.uscc.net

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