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intelligent Touch Controller � Two different display modes on the screen For the method of display on the screen of the PC for the intelligent Touch Controller, you can select either one mode from the following two modes: � Basic mode � Detailed mode Differences in function of the basic mode and the detailed mode are as follows. � Operations available with the basic mode � Monitoring of air conditioner � Operation of air conditioner � Operation of air conditioner � Monitoring of air conditioner � Operations available with the detailed mode � Monitoring of air conditioner � Operation of air conditioner � Setting of function limitation for an on-hand remote controller � Change of a password � Operation of air conditioner � Monitoring of air conditioner � Setting of function limitation for an on-hand remote controller . Setting of schedule . Setting of distribution . Setting of a password for an administrator . Setting and change of a general user's password . Registration and deletion of a general user . Setting of a general user operable zone . Items only an administrator can operate ✩ An administrator can register zones in which each general user can make operation. ✩ A general user can operate and monitor only the equipment designated by an administrator. 119
intelligent Touch Controller 120 � Concerning E-mail settings An additional function to signal abnormalities on an air conditioner is available, taking advantage of the web-based features. * The E-mail service requires a separate mail server. Title Description Remarks E-mail settings Using this option, any abnormality (*1) detected by the Ve-up controller is sent to a preregistered administrator by E-mail. The details of the error, such as the date of occurrence and error codes, are sent by E-mail to a maximum of three addresses. *1: "Abnormality" refers to an error affecting an air conditioner and the system facility. E-mail message transmission is disabled if a communication error occurs between the Ve-up controller and an air conditioner or system facility. In addition, if an air conditioner alarm is handled as an abnormality by settings specified during a trial run, a mail message is sent upon the occurrence of an abnormality or alarm. The following devices are required to use the E-mail function: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server A RFC821 compliant server which allows the transfer of E-mail messages E-mail receiver terminal A RFC822 compliant terminal that allows E-mail messages to be received Note:To use the E-mail function, a network setting must be specified. E-mail messages are not received on a receiver terminal unless a network setting is specified. (The DCS601C1 operating manual describes details of network settings.) The following figure shows an example of system composition: Ethernet (10BASE-T) E-mail receiving terminal Internet SMTP server The following settings must be specified on this system: SMTP Server Transmitting condition intelligent touch controller E-mail message is sent upon abnormality Setting item Description E-mail function valid/invalid Mail messages are not sent if "invalid" is specified. SMTP server address SMTP server port number "POP before SMTP" function When the "POP before SMTP" function is valid Specify the URL (IP address) of the SMTP server. Specify the port number of the SMTP server Specify whether to access a specified POP server before sending a mail message. POP Server address Specify the URL (IP address) of the SMTP server. POP Server port No. Specify port number of the SMTP server POP user ID User ID used for POP authentication POP passward Password used for POP authentication Upon failure, specify the target group to which to send messages. Transmission target group Transmission interval identification name of the intelligent touch controller E-mail E-mail addresses 1, 2, and 3 If failure continues without being resolved, a mail message is sent at specified intervals. (Setting range: From 1 to 72 hours at 1-hour intervals) Specify the character strings to be displayed as a title when receiving a message. Specify an E-mail address. This is omissible.
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