ISPSoft User Manual

ISPSoft User Manual
every specific period of time, and the email will not sent within the intervals.
(2) Select a condition of triggering the sending of an email in the Trigger Mode section.
• CPU Error
If an error occurs in the CPU module, the condition of triggering the sending of an email is
met. Please refer to operation manuals for more information about errors occurring in CPU
modules. After users select the CPU Error option button, they have to select Fatal Error
Only or All Errors in the drop-down list box at the right side of the option button.
(a) Fatal Error Only: If a fatal error occurs in the CPU module, the condition of triggering the
sending of an email is met.
(b) All Errors: If an error occurs, the condition of triggering the sending of an email is met.
• CPU (STOPRUN)
When the CPU module begins to run, or when the CPU module stops running, the condition
of triggering the sending of an email is met.
• Periodic Timer
An email is sent periodically. How often an email is sent depends on the interval typed in the
Trigger Interval box in the Trigger Setting section.
• Bit Value Change
If the state of a bit device specified meets a condition set, the sending of an email will be
triggered. For example, if X0.0 is turned from OFF to ON, the condition of triggering the
sending of an email will be met. If users want to set a condition, they can double-click the
table under the option button to open the Trigger Mode window.
Device: Users can select a device type in the Device drop-down list box.
Number & Bit: Users can type a device address in the Number box. If the device type
selected is X/Y/D/L, the users have to specify a bit number.
State: Users can select Rising or Falling in the State drop-down list box.
• Word Value Change
If the value in a device specified meets a condition set, the sending of an email will be
triggered. For example, if the value in D0 is larger than 10, the condition of triggering the
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