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Sanyo POA-LN01 appendix Examples Type and contents of alert mail, When the set has failed

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Examples: Type and contents of alert mail

Basic Setting and Operation

Examples: Type and contents of alert mail

When the monitor has an abnormality, the following alert messages are sent to the regis- tered E-mail address according to your selected condition. Administrator or user can take an efficient action quickly by receiving this massage. This is very useful to maintain and service the monitor.

The following are examples of received messages.

●When the set has failed:

TITLE: Message from Monitor

Monitor Model Name: 42LM4

TCP/IP: 192.168.0.2 Monitor Name: MYLCD-1

It sends you following message.

Error! The set has failed

●When the internal power circuit has failed:

TITLE: Message from Monitor

Monitor Model Name: 42LM4

TCP/IP: 192.168.0.2 Monitor Name: MYLCD-1

It sends you following message.

Error! Power circuit has failed

✐The Monitor was turned off, because the monitor power circuit failed.

Unplug the monitor from AC outlet and ask servicing to a qualified service personnel.

●When panel usage time reaches 30,000 hours:

TITLE: Message from Monitor

Monitor Model Name: 42LM4

TCP/IP: 192.168.0.2 Monitor Name: MYLCD-1

It sends you following message.

Information! Panel usage time has reached "30,000" hours.

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Sanyo POA-LN01 appendix Examples Type and contents of alert mail, When the set has failed

Contents

Preparation Installation Basic Setting and Operation INSTALLATION and OPERATION of the PJ Net OrganizerPJ-Net Organizer PJ-Net OrganizerPreparation ComplianceFederal Communication Commission Notice TrademarkUse of this manual Expression/AbbreviationCAUTION ON USE IN NETWORK Contents 1 Installation2 Basic Setting and Operation 5 AppendixFeatures Power ONWeb Management function E-Mail Alert functionRecommended Operating Environment The limitation of connection between this product and Hub or ComputerOperating System Web Browser Plug-Ins Computer Environment Network Environment Internet MailerInstallation Installation Flow of installation2 Installation p.10-12 3 Network configuration p.13-19Name and function of each part Power indicatorLINK indicator Orange ACT indicator Green1 Mounting Mounting 4 Set the Option Switch from the UP position to the DOWN positionUp Down Position Position 2 Connection of LAN cable 3 Network configuration Procedure of Connecting the monitor to the networkthe setting page of the PJ-Net IP addressConfigure the network with the computer Completing of installation Flash Player InstallationConfigure the network of computer WindowsWindows XP Notice about system construction Page Basic Setting and Operation Basic Setting and Operation Login the setting page of the monitor2 Login 1 Enter the IP address3 Display of setting page Initial Settings Password Setting1 Configure the network Network Configuration2 Setting the model ID E-mail Setting 1 E-mail Setting2 Mail Check and Delete 3 Option Condition selection for sending alert messageExamples Type and contents of alert mail When the set has failedWhen the internal power circuit has failed When panel usage time reaches 30,000 hours1 LCD Information Setting SNMP Agent SNMP Setting2 Trap Send Setting Trap 3 Trap Check and Delete 4 Trap Option Selection for sending alert messageControlling the Monitor Controlling the Monitor Check the status of monitorRC Inhibition Button Lock of Remote Control Child Lock Key Lock of Monitor2 Status Off/OnControl the monitor 1 Power2 Input 3 Wide Mode4 Other 5 OtherUse other command Make a memoPage Serial Port Use Specification and Setting of RS232C Terminal Serial Port UseExample of Connection AV1 Power ONCommand for controlling the monitor EXAMPLE POWER ON C00How to set Network configuration on network board to default Appendix Appendix Examples of ConnectionDirect connection UTP cross cableThe gateway Router installed in the network Meeting RoomNetwork Group OfficeActive Script/JavaScript enable Web browser settingProxy setting Internet Explorer ActiveScript setting Examples OS/BrowsersWindows XP Professional Using proxy server Proxy settingNot using proxy server Product specification Applicable monitor modelMAC Address Port SpecificationLAN port specification Page Printed in Japan Part No. 610 333 5582 1AA6P1P5387-- IFFNA