E-Mailing technology Example with webmodule ZB-S A.Klepper – 01/06/10 Rev.0 3.3.

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ing technology Example with webmodule ZB-S A.Klepper – 01/06/10 Rev.0 3.3

2 ing technology For ing a Mail-server is necessary, he act like a post office and collect s RJ45 (LAN) Mail-Server ZB-S with Webmodule Ethernet (LAN) with TCP/IP W

3 1. Webmodule send an to the mailserver, with a status message to the recipient Ethernet (LAN) with TCP/IP RJ45 (LAN) Mail-Server e.g. battery failure ZB-S with Webmodule W ing technology

4 Ethernet (LAN) with TCP/IP RJ45 (LAN) Mail-Server ZB-S with Webmodule W 2. PC user connect with the mail-client (e.g. Outlook) to the mail-server, and load mails ing technology