Kaiyi — 9.4.7 Intelligent Module Configuration─Email

AH500 Module Manual  Correction cycle AH10/15EN-5A synchronizes the real-time clock in an AH500 series CPU module to a slave on a network through the Network Time Protocol (NTP). To ensure that time is correct, the time is corrected every specific period of time. The default value is 10 minutes. The setting range is from 1 minute to 1440 minutes.  Using Daylight saving time Daylight saving time ─ also summer time ─ is the practice of adjusting clocks forward one hour near the start of spring and adjusted backward in autumn. The total number of hours in a day in spring is 23. Whether a country uses daylight saving time depends on its policy.

Since Taiwan does not use DST, the daylight saving time function is not enabled.  Start date, end date, and time when a one-hour shift occurs After the Daylight Saving Time checkbox is selected, users can set a start date, an end data, and time when a one-hour shift occurs.  NTP slave Users can set the IP address of an NTP slave. The real-time clock in a CPU module can be synchronized to the NTP slave.  Time zone The earth is divided into 24 time zones. Each time zone calculates local time in relation to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Users can select the city in which their device is located, or specify the time difference between a local time zone and Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).

 Enabling the NTP slave service AH10/15EN-5A can function as an NTP slave. Modules on a network can be synchronized to AH10/15EN-5A. 9.4.7 Intelligent Module Configuration─Email Electronic mail, also known as email, operates across the Internet or other computer networks. AH10/15EN-5A is equipped with the function of sending emails. Users can enter a text message related to a description of a status or an error in the SMTP Subject box. If a condition of triggering the sending of an email is met, the email will be sent to the users. There are three subtabs in the Email tab.

 Mail slave  SMTP slave An email is sent to an SMTP slave, and then the SMTP slave sends the email to an address which is specified. For example, if an email is going to be sent to Test@delta.com.tw, and the IP 9-28