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(44) "Read" button of an e-mail An e-mail is primarily divided up into the two areas "Message header" and "Message contents". The inbox display page firstly displays only the message headers to give the user a quick overview and to increase handling speed. The messager header of an e-mail (43) is displayed in two lines on the display page. The subject of the e-mail is displayed in the first line. The second line contains the sender, the date and the time of the message. The panel can evaluate and display a maximum of 32 e-mail messages in each mailbox. Up to four message headers can be displayed on each inbox display page. If there are more e-mails in the mailbox, then the additional message headers are displayed on the ext pages, which can be accessed using the "Forward" button. If a mailbox contains more than 32 messages, only the most recent 32 e-mails are displayed. Pressing the "Back" button leaves the inbox and causes a jump back to the mailbox system page. The message contents of an e-mail can be displayed by pressing the "Read" button to the right of a message header (44) briefly. Long actuation (> 5 s) of this button causes the panel to delete the appropriate e-mail immediately without displaying the message contents. This allows quick and easy removal of spam mails from the mailbox, for example. After brief actuation of the "Read" button, the panel polls the complete mail from the mail server. During this operation, which may take some time, depending on the size of the message contents, "Please wait, loading data..." is displayed on the panel screen. An hourglass in the centre of the screen also symbolises the wait operation graphically. In Read mode, after a successful load operation, the panel displays only the message contents (plain text) of the polled message. No hyperlinks in the text are evaluated. The panel does not display HTML or RTF contents or e-mail attachments. Should an e-mail message contains only the elements just named, and no plain text, then pressing the "Read" button will cause the panel to activate the internal piezo buzzer briefly. The same thing occurs when there are no e-mails in the mailbox. In Read mode, a maximum of nine lines of text are displayed on the panel screen. If the e-mail message contains more lines of text, then pressing the "Forward" button in the message text switches to the second page. If the text is longer than two pages, then it is cut off. Pressing the "Back" button exits Read mode for e-mail messages. Tapping the "Delete" button causes the panel to delete the e-mail completely on the mail server. i Caution: an e-mail deleted on the mail server by the panel cannot be restored. i The following information should be observed with regard to the inbox protocol (IMAPv4 , POP3) configured in the PC Client software: With IMAPv4, only the "Inbox" directory of the mail server is synchronised. The panel does not poll other directories. In addition, the panel cannot modify the directory structure on the IMAP mail server. With IMAP, the e-mails stay on the server. The panel only ever downloads a copy of the message. With POP3 too, only copies of the messages are downloaded. The originals remain on the mail server until 'Delete' is pressed on the panel. i The panel does not support encryption of the communication ot the mail server (e.g. SSL). i Newly arrived e-mails are not signalled on the screen for as long as the inbox display page is shown or Read mode is active. New messages are only visible on the screen with the "Letter icon" (see picture 39) when the inbox display page is exited. The newly arrived messages can be read the next time the display page is opened. Irrespective of the signalling of new e-mails on the panel screen, it is possible to display newly arrived messages using the "New message" communication objects at any time. Order-No. 7574 00 1X Software "...590101" Functional description Page 130 of 222
General information on e-mail text display The character set of the panel is Windows codepage-orientated. Incoming message texts are usually encoded as ISO codepage or UTF-8. The panel converts the incoming texts, including special characters (e.g. Ää Öö Üü ß) to the system character set selected in the ETS plug-in. When an incoming character is not contained in the system character set, then this character cannot be display and is labelled with "?" in the device. This may occur, for example, when a panel is set to the Western European character set 1252 and e-mails are received from the Eastern European area (e.g. ISO 8859-2). As these two zones are not intercompatible, there may be characters which cannot be displayed. Conversion of the character sets requires some time, meaning that short waiting times may occur when reading e-mail messages - in particular e-mails contains a large amount of text. Order-No. 7574 00 1X Software "...590101" Functional description Page 131 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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