Polaroid Polaroid Wireless Surveillance Camera, IP200 Other Settings, Mail Service Settings

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3.15 Other Settings

Figure 9.0

Using the “other box, you can make settings for Motion Detection, Alarm. IO Linkage, Schedule, FTP Upload, Alarm Mail Alert, Record Path and more.

3.16 Mail Service Settings

You can set Mail Service Settings to send you an email when motion is detected in the camera range.

Figure 9.1

Sender. Make sure the senders mail box supports SMTP and does not enable either SSL orTSL encryptions.

Receivers. You can set up to four receives.There are no SMTP limitations. SMTP. Senders should have SMTP Server.

SMTP Port. Sender’s SMTP port is usually “25”, but it could have its own special port number.

Authorization. SMTP needs SMTP user and password input and the then

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authorization selection.

SMTP User. Input correct SMTP user; usually his or her full email address. Sometimes the address can be inputted without the suffix and just using the user name.

SMTP Password. Input correct password.

NOTE: Click Submit before going toTEST.

Figure 9.2

If clicking onTEST yields an error, recheck the information your entered to ensure it was all correct.Then make corrections and click onTEST again. Here are some possible problems:

1)Cannot connect to server.

2)Network error.Try again later

3).Server error.

4)Incorrect user or password

5)Sender is denied by server. Re-authenticate user and check again.

6)Receiver is denied by server. Anti-Spam privacy software could be blocking.

7)The message is denied by server. Again because of anti-span privacy software.

8)Server does not support the authentication mode used by the device.

At the bottom of figure 9.1, you will see a box for “Report Internet IP by Mail.” If you check it, you will receive the camera’s internet IP information via email. The camera must be on for this information to be transmitted. (For example, the IPCAM’s URL is http://121.213.109.69:1008)