Operator Terminal System Manual - 11276916.pdf

System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals
Network Functions and Communication
Network services
To make the settings for this function, select the entry [FTP server] from [Setup] /
[Network] / [Services] and click [Edit].
Parameter Description
Control port number The standard value is 21 and should not be changed.
Data port number The standard value is 21 and should not be changed.
Request login Here you specify whether the user requires to log in to be granted access to
the FTP server (terminal). Make the user definition under [Setup] / [Network] /
[Accounts]. See chapter 9.5 "Network accounts".
If you do not activate this option, all users will have unlimited access right to
the FTP server.
Pre login text Text that appears before the login prompt pops up: e. g. "The terminal
requires login. Enter the login data."
Post login text Text that appears after the login prompt: e. g. "You are logged in."
Connection timeout Permitted idle time for the FTP connection before the FTP server (terminal)
(min)
will disconnect the connection. The standard value is 10 minutes.
STMP client This function allows for sending e-mails from the terminal. For using the SMTP client
function, a mail server is required to which the message can be sent from the terminal.
The receiver retrieves the mail message from the mail server. You can use the mail
server of your Internet service provider or a local mail server. You can attach trend and
recipe files to an e-mail. The attached files can only be read using DOP Tools. Up to a
maximum of 20 messages can be sent simultaneously.
Under [Setup] / [Network] / [Services], select the entry [SMTP server], click [Edit] and
make the following settings:
Parameter Description
Server port Connection port 25. Usually need not be changed.
Mail server IP address for the mail server or alias name (DNS server) for the SMTP mail
server. If you enter an alias name, you have to enter the IP address for the
DNS server under [Setup] / [Network] / [TCP/IP connections].
My domain name Name of the terminal or another domain (e-mail address) used for logging on
to the SMTP server:
e. g. the domain name in "mail@master.com" is "master.com".
My e-mail address Enter your e-mail address. The recipient will see this name as sender. If possible,
enter an actual e-mail address to which the mail server can send back
error messages in case of an error.
Send via connection Specify the TCP/IP connection to be used for sending the e-mail. Observe
that TCP/IP connection 2 will only be available when TCP/IP connection 1 has
been used.
Predefined recipients Predefined list with maximal 16 recipients, e-mail addresses, to which the
terminal will send messages.
The maximum length for a recipient address is 60 characters.
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