Commands Listed in Alphabetical Order
Returns
The status migh
t be one of the following strings:
PASS - indicates that the last e-mail message sent was successful or that no
email message
was attempted.
FAIL - indicates that the last e-mail message attempted was not sent.
SEND - indicates that an e-mail message is currently being sent.
HOST_FAIL - indicates that the instrument failed to connect to the S MTP
server.
CONNECTION_FAIL - indicates that the SMTP server refused the
connection.
Examples
EMAIL:STATUS? might return :EMAIL:STATUS FAIL, indicating that the e-mail
failed to be sent.
EMail:TIMEOut
This command sets or queries the global timeout in seconds. The default is
30 seconds. You use this timeout for socket connections and may need to change
it from the default on some n etworks.
Group
E-mail
Syntax
EMail:TIMEOut <NR1>
EMail:TIMEOut?
Arguments
<NR1> argument is the global timeout in seconds. The value for NR1 can be 0
through 500.
Examples
EMAIL:TIMEOUT 60 that 60 seconds will be used for network connection
timeouts.
EMAIL:TIMEOUT? might return :EMAIL:TIMEOUT 30, indicating that the default
of 30 seconds is set for network connection timeouts.
EMail:TO
This command sets or queries the address of the recipient(s) of an e-mail.
Group
E-mail
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