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4.2.4.13.2 Displaying e-mail messages Synchronising mailboxes The panel allows the evaluation of up to five different e-mail mailboxes. The access data for a mailbox are set using the PC Client software (see chapter 4.3.1. Introduction, installation and program start). The panel supports the synchronisation of mailboxes to mail servers using POP3 (Post Office Protocol of Generation 3) or alternatively via IMAPv4 (Internet Message Access Protocol of Version 4). These protocol variants can be configured independently in the PC Client software for the up to five mailboxes. The panel cyclically polls all the mailboxes using the set protocol and checks to see if new email have arrived. The poll time (time between the cyclic synchronisation operations) can be configured for each mailbox in the e-mail settings of the PC Client software, allowing demandorientated updating of the displayed messages on the panel. In addition 'manual' polling of the mailboxes is possible directly on the panel (see section "Displaying e-mail messages" below). i For the panel to be able to synchronise the mailboxes cyclically without faults, and thus receive e-mail messages, the LAN connection (Ethernet operation) and, if necessary, the WAN connection (Internet) must be available without interruptions. It is generally advisable to have a suitable flatrate connection (e.g. DSL Flat) for synchronisation with Internet mailboxes, in order to keep the telephone and Internet connection costs as low as possible. The panel offers the option of information other devices, via switching objects, on the KNX/EIB about the arrival of new e-mail messages. In this way, display elements on user pages of the panel can be controlled, which then provide information on the arrival of new e-mail messages. The "e-mail" parameter node of the ETS plug-in contains five 1 bit communication objects; one object per mailbox. As soon as the panel detects at least one new message in a mailbox, it transmits a "1" telegram to the bus via the corresponding object. This operation only ever takes place once for each synchronisation operation. The first time mailboxes are synchronised after a device reset, the panel always signals new e-mails, if there are messages in the mailbox, even if they are older messages. The panel automatically transmits a "0" telegram about mailbox objects onto the bus, as soon as the panel operator opens a mailboxes via the "Mailboxes" system page (see picture 39), and thus displays the contents. In addition to the communication objects, the panel also displays newly-arrived e-mails in a mailbox using a "letter icon" (42) within the mailbox buttons (see next section). i The panel automatically synchronises the mailboxes for the first time 1 minute after a device reset (return of mains power, programming operation). There is no automatic synchronisation before this time has elapsed, meaning that e-mail messages are displayed after a delay after a reset (see next section). Displaying e-mail messages The operator of the panel can display the contents of their mailboxes on the device display at any time and thus read the e-mail messages. To do this, they must open the "Mailboxes" system page (see picture 39). It is possible to jump to this page by opening the page using a function button. Order-No. 7574 00 1X Software "...590101" Functional description Page 128 of 222
Order-No. 7574 00 1X picture 39: System page for mailboxes (41) Display name of a mailbox (specified in the PC Client software) (42) "Letter icon" to signal new e-mails in the mailbox A button is displayed in the mailbox overview for each active e-mail in the PC Client software (see chapter 4.3.1. Introduction, installation and program start). The display name of each mailbox, as entered in the PC Client software, appears as text in the buttons (41) and thus clearly identifies the mailboxes. Mailboxes with new messages are indicated by a "letter icon" (42). As soon as the operator taps a mailbox button, the panel switches to the inbox display page of the appropriate mailbox (see picture 40). i Pressing a mailbox button for a long time (> 5 s) synchronises the appropriate mailbox with the mail server. This allows manual synchronisation in addition to the cyclic mailbox polling by the panel. It should be noted that the synchronisation operation may take several seconds. For this reason, it is necessary to wait after manual synchronisation until the inbox is opened. i Optionally, each mailbox and the main e-mail page "Mailboxes" can be protected by passwords. Should password protection be required, then the password levels of the panel must be assigned in the "e-mail" parameter node in the ETS plug-in. If a mailbox is protected by a password, then the display page of the inbox (see picture 40) is only displayed if the password was input correctly. The passwords can be set using the "Adjust passwords" system page (Service page -> Area 3 -> Passwords). i If the panel could not synchronise the mailboxes (e.g. connection fault in the network / there has been no synchronisation on the mail server or after a device reset), then the panel confirm the operation in the negative with an acoustic tone when the mailbox button is tapped. In this case, the panel does not switched to the inbox display page. (43) Message header of the e-mail picture 40: Inbox display page of a mailbox Software "...590101" Functional description Page 129 of 222
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1.3 Accessories Flush-mounting box
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Internal arming via the signal page
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