Master Control - Berker

4.2.4.13 e-mail messages
4.2.4.13.1 Introduction
If the panel is connected to a network via the Ethernet interface, the e-mail function can be
used. e-mail is a service in computer networks allowing electronic messages to be exchanged
between a sender and one or more recipients. Alongside the World Wide Web (www), e-mail is
the most currently used service on the Internet.
The panel is also able to receive e-mail messages and display them on the screen and also to
send e-mail messages. To use this function, the panel operator must possess a valid e-mail
mailbox in a local network or the Internet. Usually, most Internet Service Providers (ISP) offer
their customers e-mail mailboxes. The panel allows communication with up to five different email
mailboxes.
it is only possible to configure the individual e-mail mailboxes in the PC Client software (see
chapter 4.3.1. Introduction, installation and program start). In this way, the panel operator can
configure their mailboxes independently of the ETS.
At least one valid e-mail mailbox must be specified in the PC Client software, in order to be able
to send or receive messages.
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