AMX i!-EquipmentMonitor instruction manual SmtpSetTimeOff, SetCHAR Offset, SmtpSetServer

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i!-EquipmentMonitorOut.axi Functions (Cont.)

SmtpSetTimeOff-	SmtpSetTimeOffset has these arguments:
set(CHAR Offset[])	Offset String containing the local timezone offset. This string is formatted as "+/-
Call this to configure	HHMM" where "+/=" is "+" or "-" depending on your timezone relative to GMT, "HH" is
the local timezone	the offset in hours relative to GMT and "MM" is the offset in minutes relative to GMT.
	Some Common Offsets are:
	-0500 : Eastern time (UTC - 5:00)
	-0600 : Central time (UTC - 6:00)
	-0700 : Mountain time (UTC - 7:00)
	-0800 : Pacific time (UTC - 8:00)
	-0900 : Alaska (UTC - 9:00)
	-1000 : Hawaii (UTC - 10:00)
	+0000	: Greenwich Mean Time (same as UTC)
	+0000	: Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London (UTC + 0:00)
	+0100	: Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris, Vilnius (UTC + 1:00)
	+0100	: Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna (UTC + 1:00)
	+0200	: Eastern Europe (UTC + 2:00)
	+0900	: Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo (UTC + 9:00)
	+0800	: Hong Kong SAR (UTC + 8:00)
	+0700	: Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta (UTC + 7:00)
	+0300	: Baghdad, Kuwait, Riyadh (UTC + 3:00)
	+0200	: Israel (UTC + 2:00)
	-0600 : Mexico City, Tegucigalpa (UTC - 6:00)
	-0600 : Central America (UTC - 06:00)
	+0200	: Jerusalem (UTC + 2:00)
	+0300	: Nairobi (UTC + 3:00)
	Example:
	SmtpSetTimeOffset ('-0600')
	Remarks:
	SmtpSetTimeOffset should be called to configure i!-EquipmentMonitor to send emails
	with the correct time. Some SPAM detectors may mark an e-mail as spam if the
	timezone is not correctly reported.
	i!-EquipmentMonitor is designed to work with i!-TimeManager to obtain timezone
	information. If you have included i!-TimeManager in your program and the virtual
	device for i!-TimeManager is defined as "vdvTmEvents", the timezone will be config-
	ured correctly.
SmtpSetServer	Syntax:
Sets your SMTP	SmtpSetServer(CHAR Server[])
Server Name for your	SmtpSetServer has these arguments:
use.
	Server:		String containing the name or IP of your e-mail (SMTP) server.
	SmtpSetServer does not return a value.
	Example:
	SmtpSetServer('mail.amx.com')
	Remarks:
	SmtpsetServer should be called in DEFINE_START of your application.

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