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SMTP Status
(Main Menu > Status > Diagnostics > Comms > SMTP)
(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) - Displays the Type, Time, Date and Message details for
Email transfers
FTP Status
(Main Menu > Status > Diagnostics > Comms > FTP)
(File Transfer Protocol) - Displays the Type, Time, Date and Message details for FTP trans-
fers
Peers Status
(Main Menu > Status > Diagnostics > Comms > Peers)
Displays all recorders available on the network. The screen will display the recorder name,
what version of Firmware is installed, ID number and Network Name and IP address.
It also displays the recorder’s network sync status to show if the recorder is part of a pass-
word group. It will display either Master, Slave or a Stand Alone recorder (not belonging to
a net sync group).
The last column displays which Password Net Sync group each recorder belongs to. Stand
Alone recorders will be blank.
The Peers Diagnostic Status screen only gets updated when a rescan is done, if you remove
a peer from the network it still shows in the Comms Diagnostic Peers Status screen until
another rescan. A rescan will be done when a recorder come online (startup) or a change is
made to password netsync.
If you experience any security issues using peers, see “Internet Security Settings” on
page 234.
Messages - The Messages list displays the Peer to Peer status. Thus includes the Type of
message (usually a system password message), Time, Date and the Message information.
This screen can be cleared or printed.
Go Back to return to the previous screen or select Print to print the screen.
Media Status
(Main Menu > Status > Diagnostics > Media)
• Pen - Pen number
• Rate - Pen speed
• Store Size - How much memory is allocated to this pen
• Store Time - How much storage time is available
• Remaining - How much memory is left before data is over-written.
Store Size, Store Time and Remaining are dependant of the pen logging speed, how many
pens are logging and will be affected by Storage bias allocation of chart and logged data.
Go Back to return to the previous screen or select Print to print the screen.
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