⚠ Gen 1 Ethernet Node Has Been Discontinued

This help page is for the legacy Gen 1 Ethernet Node, which is no longer available for purchase. These help pages remain available for existing customers needing configuration support.

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SMTP Email Address

Email Setup:
 
POP3 Mail Server
 
POP3 Username
 
POP3 Password
 
POP3 Port
 
POP3 Interval
 
SMTP Server
 
SMTP Email Address
 
SMTP Port
 
Add New Email
 
Delete Email
 
Test Email

 The SMTP email address is the email address that will be shown as the sender of the email. A typical email address would be in the format user1@mycompany.com. The Nodes' outgoing email system uses the popular Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).

Press GO to the right of the POP3 and SMTP data entry fields to enter any changes.

Background:  An email account can be set up for each Node. This allows the Node to send data readings at periodic intervals, when devices on a Node encounter an alarm condition or go on- or off-line, or in response to email requests.