Silex technology SX-560 manual Setting up Email Alerts and Snmp Traps, Using AT Modem Commands

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Setting up Email Alerts and SNMP Traps

After you have created the GPIO and/or Serial Port alerts and traps, you can the use the SX-560 internal web pages to set up the recipient Email addresses and/or computer systems. After you have logged into the internal web pages, click Alerts and Traps on the left side of the screen and select either Email Alerts or SNMP IP Traps. The Email Alert Configuration screen is shown below.

This screen allows you to define up to eight Email addresses that can receive alert information. Each address can receive any combination of the alerts that you have defined previously. You must enter the IP address of your SMTP server and the Email address(es) where you want the alerts to go, and you must check the S1 or S2 box (Use on Port). For example, in the above screen, the user has configured two serial port alerts and two GPIO alerts. He has decided to send one of the serial port alerts and one of the GPIO alerts to the mail address admin@companyxyz.com. If desired, he could create up to seven more Email addresses that could each receive any combination of these alerts.

The SNMP Trap Configuration page works exactly the same way as the Email Alert Configuration page, except that you enter the Trap Community plus the IP address and port of the destination computer(s) instead of the Email information. Up to eight separate IP addresses can be configured with any combination of the alerts that you have defined. Note that you may also use the console command SET IP TRAP n TRIGGER console command (see appendix B) to set up the traps.

When you have finished configuring the alerts, be sure to click the Submit button to save the settings. You will also need to restart the SX-560 in order for the changes to take effect.

Using AT Modem Commands

The SX-560 firmware has an optional data filter for configuring using AT style modem commands with serial port 1. This feature allows devices with an existing AT command interface to configure the unit, if the AT commands can be properly modified. You must be familiar with the general operation of AT commands. Note that AT command processing is not enabled by default. Use the command SET PORT S1 FILTER AT to enable this feature.

All commands begin with AT and are terminated by a new line unless noted below. While standard AT commands are defined to be 40 characters or less (not including the AT), the server accepts commands of up to 80 characters.

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Contents SX-560 Embedded Intelligent Module Trademarks Contents 101 Figures Silex Part Number Contents Emissions Disclaimer Safety PrecautionsAbout This Reference Guide Silex Introduction SX-560 top and bottom viewSilex Part Number Introduction Chapter Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Installing SX-560 Module in Evaluation DaughtercardSilex Part Number Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Verify Development Kit Contents Installing the SX-560 Module SX-560 Module Inserted in DaughtercardMonitoring Module Status OEM InterfaceStatus Monitors Function State StatusElectrical Characteristics OEM Interface Signal Descriptions Pin TypeDCD RXDTXD DTRDB-9 RS-232 Signal Type Logical Serial Port 1 Signal Descriptions Pin Input/OutputRTS CTSGPIO3 Tspics GPIO4 DTR0GPIO5 DSR0 GPIO6 DCD026-Pin I/O Header Signal Selectable LED and Gpio Descriptions USB Host Port and Ethernet Port LCD Interface UART0TXD, UART0RTS UART1TXD, UART1RTS UART2TXDSilex Part Number Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Chapter Configuring the SX-560 Basic Configuration RequirementsTCP/IP Settings Wireless Configuration SettingsInitial Wireless Setup Configuration MethodsConfiguring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Silex Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Silex Using the SX-560 Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Using a Web Browser to Configure the SX-560 Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Using the Internal Command Console to Configure the SX-560 AD-HOC Space Init ExitCustomizing the SX-560 User Interface Chapter Using the SX-560 with Your ApplicationLinux Programmability Power Configuration SET DefaultSerial Port Emulator InitRaw TCP connection Telnet ipaddress portnumberECable Mode RFC 2217 Remote Modem Control SupportSET Port S1 Constr ++++ Print Server ModeConsole Mode Switching SET Port S1 Filter AT AT CommandsSnmp Traps, Email Alerts, and Gpio Status Interfacing the SX-560 to the OEM Device SX-560 Evaluation Daughtercard Schematics SX-560 Evaluation Daughtercard Schematics Reseti Spics TXD1 Spiclk CTS1 GroundIicsdc TXD2 Iicsda RXD2 CPIO2, GPIO3SX-560 Power Requirements Signal Pin Type DescriptionUSB+ USBInstalling the SX-560 Antenna ConnectorsAntenna Connector Types Parameter Description Retaining Bracket OptionalRegulatory Approval Requirements General Purpose I/O InterfaceGpio Interface Pin Drive High/Low DescriptionChapter Advanced Configuration Factory Default SettingsFactory Default Settings Parameter Description CTS/RTSModifying TCP/IP Settings Parameter Description Settings Default SettingParameter Setting Change Password WindowTCP/IP Configuration Settings Parameter DNSCommand Description Configuring SnmpSnmp Commands Configuring the General Purpose I/O Gpio Lines Snmp ConfigurationGpio General Commands Description Show Gpio DIRSET Gpio Special EN DIS Show Gpio SpecialShow Gpio Specm Gpio Trigger Commands Description DISShow Gpio Trigm Gpio Transmit Commands Description Gpio Data CommandsTrig # Email String Gpio #1 is Gpio #2 is Trig # Email String Your email text msg here Gpio #2 isShow Gpio Data Gpio TCP Monitor Commands SET Gpio MON EN DISShow Gpio MON SET Gpio PortGPIO=00abLF 5 4 3 2 1 Port Monitor Alert Commands Description Index # Monitor StringIndex # Xmit String Xmit string Index # Xmit String Trigger string was seenSetting up Email Alerts and Snmp Traps Using AT Modem CommandsStandard AT Commands Supported AT Commands Parameter DescriptionAT#Cset nw ssid silex#Csave Parameter Command DescriptionExtended AT Commands Parameter Description Response Codes Numeric Code Description Using ExtendView for Bulk ConfigurationResponse Codes Silex Product Specifications ChapterTCP Port Connections SdioTCP Port Connections Port Destination DeviceAppendix a Advanced Security Configuration PSKEAP Ttls Leap Peap TLS FastEncryption Mode Wireless Authentication TypeKey Selection WEP Key ValuePassword Authentication ProtocolAuthentication Certificate Private Key TLS Wireless Security OnlySilex Part Number Advanced Security Configuration Network Commands Appendix B Console CommandsWireless and Network Security Commands TLS Fast WPA-PSK SET NW RTS SET NW ID SET NW PWSET NW Realm SET NW Wpagroup Enable DisableSET NW Inap PAPMSCHAPV2 Port Commands Description Port CommandsSET NW Reset Server Information Commands Server Information Commands DescriptionCL Port S1 JOB SET Port S1 Size 7Serial number is Serial server Firmware Ver .19 Boot Ver 16Mbit FlashSH Serial Service Commands Service Commands DescriptionSET Servi service name FRM SET Servi service name FRSSET Servi service name IP ENable DIsable SET Servi service name NAme NewnameSET Snmp Getcomm Snmp CommandsSnmp Commands Description String Commands String CommandsEnter LANGUAGE= POSTSCRIPT\0ATCP/IP Commands TCP/IP CommandsSET IP FTP SET IP HttpSET IP LPD Auto Dhcp StaticSET IP TELnet ENable DIsable SET IP TimeoutSET IP TCP SET IP TftpSH IP AutoXxxxxxS1A 9100 XxxxxxS1B 3001 Bit# Hex Value Trigger ConditionPower Configuration Commands Power ConfigurationSET Power power-level SH PowerMiscellaneous Commands Help CommandsMiscellaneous Commands SaveAntenna Cable Drawings and Specifications Appendix C Engineering DrawingsAntenna Drawings and Specifications Electrical Performance Parameter ValueElectrical Specifications Parameter Value VswrSilex Part Number Engineering Drawings Appendix D Firmware Update Procedures Tftp -iipaddress put filename accessSilex Part Number Firmware Update Procedures Appendix E Using the Silex Virtual Link USB Software Silex Part Number SVL USB Firmware Appendix F GNU/Linux Open Source and Programming Silex Part Number GNU/Linux Programming Appendix G Silex Contact Information Silex Technology America, IncSilex Technology Europe GmbH Silex Technology Beijing, IncSilex Part Number Silex Contact Information Part Number 140-00192-100 Revision C-2 Silex Technology America, Inc