... the far end of Ethernet
- ethernode® sends you an e-mail if for example:
- - a door is opened (input change)
- - it gets too hot in the server room (threshold of temperature sensor)
- - the Log of the serial interface detects a particular sign or that 66 lines are full
- - work is over (time dependent)
Sometimes the easiest way to send data is to write an e-mail. It is convenient to store them, transfer them etc. Ethernode can easily send e-mails to every SMTP server, no matter if it is your own or the one of your provider.
You fill in the following structure and send it typical for mCAT with MsgSendRequest to the mailserver task.
typedef struct {
MSG msg;
UINT8* mailerror;
char* mailserver;
char* username;
char* password;
char* sender;
char* recipient;
char* subject;
char* message;
} MSGmail;
If you need a smaller application for e-mail transfer, we can program one for you as well.

