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Topic: CL303 |
CLICK PLUS Edit Email Address |
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There are three modes of creating a destination email address:
Static—the address is hard coded into the project
Dynamic—the address string exists in a block of TXT memory
Dynamic + Static—the username string exists in a block of TXT memory, and the domain is hard coded into the project
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Note: All Email Addresses are limited to 128 total characters in length. |
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Static: In Static mode, the address is a constant and can only be changed by editing the Address Book and transferring the new project to the PLC.
Dynamic: In Dynamic mode, the address string exists in a block of TXT memory. The address is dynamic and can be changed at any time by editing the characters in the TXT registers. This could be performed by: Copy Instruction, Data View, Text View, or an external Modbus write. The TXT block must contain a properly formatted address. Trailing Space and Null characters are allowed to fill the block length.
The Byte Swap option applies to the Email Address and does not include the Email Subject and Message Body.
Dynamic + Static: In Dynamic + Static mode, the username string exists in a block of TXT memory, the domain is hard coded into the project. The username is dynamic and can be changed at any time by editing the characters in the TXT registers. This could be performed by: Copy Instruction, Data View, Text View, or an external Modbus write. Trailing Space and Null characters are allowed to fill the block length.
The Byte Swap option applies to the Email Address and does not include the Email Subject and Message Body.
Byte Swap: Select the checkbox if Byte Swap will be used. If selected the Register values of the Dynamic field will be Byte Swapped.
CLICK PLUS Address Book
CLICK PLUS Email Simulate Dynamic Address
