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3. You have the option to attach an image with the alert when sending mail. Click to enable the
option. Select image format from the drop-down list, and the image size.
4. In the Pic. Field, enter how many snapshots (max. 6) you wish to receive in an event.
5. Press the Arrow button if you wish to tag the snapshot with Time/Date, Camera number, and
Location name. Select Transparent makes the tag background transparent, and Color Box is for
you to choose your text color.
6. Click the Test Mail Account button to test if E-mail function is working correctly. You may click OK
here or go on to set up with following options:
[Email-Alerts Setup] The GV-System can continuously send E-mails to you when events occur. You
may specify the interval between E-mails. The default interval is 5 minutes (configurable from 0 to 60
minutes); therefore if motion lasts for more than 15 minutes it means you will receive 3 E-mails. If
motion lasts for less than 5 minutes, then you will receive one E-mail only.
[Option] Select Auto Modem dial-up to dial-up automatically when the system is instructed to send
E-mail alerts. The Disconnect Delay disconnects the system from Internet after the set number of
minute(s) (from 0 to 30 minutes).
[SMTP Mail Server requires authentication] If the SMTP mail server needs authentication, select
this item and enter your account name and password.
[SMTP Server] Keep the default port 25 or modify it to match that of SMTP Server.
[Domain Name from DDNS] Enter a domain name from DDNS server. The email alert will be sent
containing Webcam Server information and an URL link for remote playback. For this function, you
must enable WebCam Server.
For related settings, see Send Alert Approach, Invoke to Send Alerts and Send Event Alerts earlier this
chapter.