SQL Battery Monitor Data Manager User's Guide - Alber

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Using Configure StationFigure 12. Configure Station - Set Station Phone NumberIf communicating via modem, type the telephone number of the computer the MPM or BDSmonitor calls when a system goes into alarm or discharge.Figure 13. Configure Station - Remote ReportingTo set up parameters for automatic alarm notification using fax, page, email or print,click Yes.Figure 14. Configure Station - Remote Reporting TypesSelect the methods by which alarms will be reported.5-3
Using Configure StationFigure 15. Configure Station - Email SetupIf sending alarms via e-mail, complete this dialog box. Refer to Setting Up an Email Account.Figure 16. Configure Station - Select PrinterIf sending alarms to a printer, this dialog box appears, which is also under File|Printer Setup.The key item to select is the default printer.Figure 17. Configure Station - Set TemperatureThis box always appears. Select how temperatures will be displayed, either in degreesFahrenheit or Centigrade.5-4
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