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i. LON 100 Internet Server Programmer’s Reference 8-13
Property Description
<UCPTalarmGroup> The group number for alarm notifications caused by this data point. You
can use group numbers to categorize alarms. Alarm groups can be
numbered from 1 to 127.
<UCPTpriority> The priority level to be assigned to the data point when it reaches an
alarm condition. This must be an integer between 0 (high priority) and
255 (low priority). You can use priority levels to sort the alarms with the
summary log view, or with the i. LON 100 Web pages.
The default value is 0. For more information on priority levels and how
you can use them, see Data Point Values and Priority Levels on page 3-5.
<UCPTdescription> A user-defined description of the alarm condition for this data point. This
can be a maximum of 201 characters long.
8.2.1.2.2 E-mail Profiles
Table 33 describes the properties that you must define within each <Mail> element. As
described previously in this chapter, each <Mail> element defines an e-mail profile for the
Alarm Notifier.
You will reference these e-mail profiles when creating the active and passive destination sets
for your Alarm Notifier. An e-mail will be sent to the e-mail address specified for the profile
each time any of the destinations that reference the profile are used. For more information
on the active and passive alarm destination sets, see Active and Passive Alarm Destinations
on page 8-16.
Table 33 E-mail Profile Properties
Property Description
<UCPTindex> The index number of the e-mail profile.
<UCPTemailNickName> The name of the e-mail profile. You will use this name to reference the e-
mail profile when setting up active and passive alarm destinations. It
can be a maximum of 31 characters long.
<UCPTemailAddress> The e-mail address for this profile. An e-mail will be sent to this address
each time the profile is used. The address can be a maximum of 1024
characters long.
<UCPTemailFormat> The message text e-mails sent by this profile will contain, as a string.
The SOAP interface provides a group of macro arguments that can be
used to automatically insert information about the alarm into the
message. For example:
%al occurred at %dy / %dm/ %dd %pn and reached the level of %va.
For a description of the macro arguments you can use, see Table 34.
This message can be a maximum of 4096 characters long.
<UCPTemailSubject> The subject of the e-mails sent for this profile. This can be a maximum of
1024 characters long.
<UCPTemailAttachment> The path of the attachment file that will be sent with the e-mails this
profile sends. This must be an i. LON 100-based path. For example:
/root/Data/log1.csv.