Installation Manual for DiBos Video System

Maintenance and Service (continued)

9.3Error Forwarding

Three methods are pre–configured and provided as examples. The ”er- ror_forwarding.cmd” file contains calls for all methods.

”error_forwarding.cmd”:

With ”net send”:

rem Send messages to other computers on the network

 

rem net_send.cmd %1 %2 ”COMPUTER NAME”

 

 

With Outlook: 1)

rem Use Outlook to send an e–mail (does not work with

2)

Outlook Express)*

 

rem wscript outlook_mail.vbs %1 %2 ”mail@adress.com”

 

 

With SMS: 2)

rem Send an SMS

 

rem wscript MessageMaster_sms.vbs %1 %2 ”0172 . . . ”

1)Not possible with Outlook Express

2)Check with national service providers whether software can be used

The fault transmission applies also for relay 4 if this was specified in the configuration (Hardware/Connections menu). For information about the events that trigger a fault transmission, please see the Chapter 4.10.

9.3.1Sending a Message in the Windows Network Using ”net send”

The Windowsr XP command ”net send” sends messages to other com- puters on the network. Please refer to the Windowsr XP online help for a detailed description of the command. If the addressed computer cannot be reached or is not switched on, the message is lost.

To activate this method, ”rem” must be removed from the following line in the ”error_forwarding.cmd” file:

rem net_send.cmd %1 %2 ”COMPUTER NAME”

. The computer name of the addressed computer must be entered in place of ”COMPUTER NAME”.

9.3.2Sending an E–mail Using Outlook

If Outlook is installed on the computer, an e–mail can be sent in the event of a fault (not possible with Outlook Express).

To activate this method, ”rem” must be removed from the following line in the ”error_forwarding.cmd” file:

rem wscript outlook_mail.vbs %1 %2 ”mail@address.com”

The e–mail address of the receiver must be entered in place of ”mail@customer.com”.

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