Rice Lake CW-90X Over/Under/Washdown Checkweigher - Lantronix MatchPort - Manual (Page 59)

Configuration via Serial Mode or Telnet Port
MatchPort b/g™ User Guide
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Recipient 2 () ? _
Triggers
A trigger event occurs when the unit receives the specified trigger input because of a
specified combination of conditions on the configurable pins.
Enable serial trigger input (N) ?
Trigger input1 [A/I/X] (X) ?
Trigger input1 [A/I/X] (X) ?
Trigger input1 [A/I/X] (X) ?
Message () ?
Priority (L) ?
Minimum notification interval (1 s) ?
Re-notification interval (0 s) ?
To change the configurable pins’ settings, send setup records to Port 77FE.
Enable serial trigger
input Select (Y) Yes to enable serial trigger inputs.
Trigger inputs 1-3 Set the configurable pins to A = Active, I = Inactive, or X
= Don’t Care. Active can mean Active Low or Active
High. If the configurable pins are all set to X (Don’t
Care), then they are disabled. If both the serial
sequence and the configurable pins are disabled, the
trigger is disabled.
Note: Each trigger is independent of the others. Each
condition within an individual trigger must be met before
the unit will send the email.
Message Subject line of the trigger event email to the
specified recipient(s).
Priority Priority level for the trigger event email. Enter L
for normal priority or H for high priority.
Minimum
notification interval Minimum time allowed between individual triggers.
If a trigger event occurs within the minimum
interval since the last trigger, it is ignored.
Re-notification
interval Time interval in which a new email message is
sent to the recipient(s) when a single trigger event
remains active.
WLAN Settings
Without adequate protection, a wireless LAN is susceptible to access by
unauthorized users. As such, MatchPort features the WPA security standard, based
on IEEE802.11i and IEEE802.1X. WEP provides for backwards compatibility and
interaction with older devices.
When in WPA and WPA2-PERSONAL modes, the encryption setting denotes the
lowest acceptable encryption method. CCMP is higher than TKIP and TKIP is higher
than WEP. For example, if the MatchPort is configured for WEP and the access point
supports TKIP, the negotiation results the use of TKIP. If the MatchPort is configured
for TKIP and the access point supports only WEP, the association will fail since the
access point does not meet the MatchPort’s requirements.