IDEC MicroSmart Pentra - Manual (Page 102)

10: E- MAIL
10-4 W EB S ERVER CPU M ODULE U SER ’ S M ANUAL FC9Y-B1278
SMTP Authentication (login)
Depending on each sending e-mail server and network environment, SMTP authentication may be required. The Web
server CPU module supports the login method of the SMTP authentication and can utilize sending e-mail servers that
require the SMTP authentication with the login method. Contact the administrator of the sending e-mail server to
confirm if the e-mail server requires the SMTP authentication.
Authentication is required to send e-mail: Check if the sending e-mail server requires the SMTP authentication with the
login method.
Account Name: Specify the account name used for the login authentication. A maximum of 40 ASCII characters can be
entered.
Password: Specify the password used for the login authentication. A maximum of 40 ASCII characters can be entered.
Character Set
The character set used for the e-mail subject and body can be specified.
ASCII: Specify when e-mail subject and body consist of ASCII characters only.
Japanese (ISO-2022-JP): Specify when e-mail subject and body consist of ASCII and Japanese characters.
Chinese (GB2312): Specify when e-mail subject and body consist of Chinese characters.
Western European (ISO-8859-1): Specify when e-mail subject and body consist of western European characters.
Unicode (UTF-8): Specify when using Unicode characters.
In general, any characters can be used using Unicode. Depending on sending e-mail servers that relay the e-mails or the
mailer used by the recipients, the e-mails sent out from the Web server CPU module may not reach the recipients or may
not be viewed correctly in the mailer.
When ASCII is used, e-mails can be viewed in the same manner in any mailer though only ASCII characters can be used.
Contact the administrator of the sending e-mail server to confirm the supported character sets. Select the appropriate
character set for the mailer of the recipients.
Text Encoding
The encoding format for e-mail body can be specified. Depending on the sending e-mail servers that relay the e-mails,
the e-mails in which 8-bit characters are used cannot be sent. In such case, Base64 encoding can be used to convert the
8-bit characters into 7-bit characters.
None: The e-mail body is not encoded.
Base64: The e-mail body is encoded with Base64 format.
Decimal Symbol
The decimal symbol for the floating-point values can be specified. When the data type of a data register embedded in the
e-mail body is float, data register value is converted and shown as a floating-point value in the e-mail body.
Period (.): Period ’.’ (2Eh) is used.
Comma (,): Comma ’,’ (2Ch) is used.