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106 106  
107 107  In "PIStudio" software, click "Project" → "E-mail" to open email function setting screen.
108 108  
109 +**Introduction**
110 +
111 +Wecon HMI can send email with information from fields to the specified email address as soon as the conditions are triggered, but email sending is based on the network.
112 +
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110 110  [[image:image-20220616114515-1.png]]
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190 190  
191 191  * **Manual Trigger**
192 192  
193 -It is for modifying the email sending settings when HMI is running. According to the set manual trigger address, the address is offset backward to get the address of the corresponding function (a total of 201 words). Take HDW100 as an example.
197 +It is for modifying the email-sending settings when HMI is running. According to the set manual trigger address, the address is offset backward to get the address of the corresponding function (a total of 201 words). Take HDW100 as an example.
194 194  
195 195  (% class="table-bordered" %)
196 196  |=**Address**|=**Description**
197 197  |HDX100.0|Sending trigger
198 -|HDX101.0 to HDX101.15|It is used for triggering recipient groups, for example, HDW101.0 set ON, and the address in group 1 will be in recipient list.
202 +|HDX101.0 to HDX101.15|It is used for triggering recipient groups, for example, HDW101.0 is set ON, and the address in group 1 will be in recipient list.
199 199  |HDX103.0 to HDX103.15|It is used for triggering recipient groups, for example, HDW103.0 set ON, and the address in group 1 will be in CC list.
200 200  |HDX105.0 to HDX105.15|It is used for triggering recipient groups, for example, HDW105.0 set ON, and the address in group 1 will be in BCC list (Secret delivery).
201 201  |HDW107 to HDW171|The subject length is limited to 64 words. (If it exceeds, it will intercept 64 words of content)
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202 202  |HDW172 to HDW300|The content length is limited to 128 words. (If it exceeds, it will intercept 128 words of content)
203 203  |HDX301.0|Whether to send an alarm record attachment (a file named AlarmDataFile.db)
204 204  
205 -1. Emails that sent manually are not queued. Emails trigger by bit change, rising edge, falling edge and timing need to be sent in the sequence of triggering. The maximum value is 100, and those who are added after it is exceeded will be discarded. If an email is sending, it would send immediately after the current email is sent. If there is no email sending, it would send immediately.
209 +1. Emails that sent manually are not queued. Emails triggered by bit change, rising edge, falling edge and timing need to be sent in the sequence of triggering. The maximum value is 100, and those who are added after it is exceeded will be discarded. If an email is sending, it would send immediately after the current email is sent. If there is no email sending, it would send immediately.
206 206  1. If the trigger condition sent manually is the rising edge trigger, before the mail is sent, no new mail will be sent even if it is triggered again. No matter the email is sent successfully or not, the corresponding trigger would be OFF.
207 -1. Emails that sent manually would only be sent once no matter the sending error is custom error, network or other errors.
211 +1. Emails that sent manually would only be sent once no matter whether ending error is custom error, network or other errors.
208 208  
209 209  == Email sending settings ==
210 210  
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396 396  |(% style="width:155px" %)Down|(% style="width:689px" %)Move the selected item down one line;
397 397  |(% style="width:155px" %)Help|(% style="width:689px" %)Click it to open help document;
398 398  
399 -**Operating procedures of creating new address**
403 +**Operating procedures for creating a new address**
400 400  
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404 404  1. Click "Add" to open address edit window.
405 405  1. Set "Address name".
406 406  1. Set address.
407 -1. Set PLC station number (It is not necessary setting, the user sets according to the actual situation).
411 +1. Set PLC station number (It is not necessary setting, the user sets it according to the actual situation).
408 408  
409 409  (% class="box infomessage" %)
410 410  (((
411 411  **✎Note:**
412 412  
413 -1. Address Library: it supports importing addresses information from Excel files. However, the following two points need to be noted:
417 +1. Address Library: it supports importing address information from Excel files. However, the following two points need to be noted:
414 414  1. When importing an Excel file, if the contents of a certain Name, Type, and Address are all empty, the information of the subsequent ID will not be imported.
415 415  1. When importing Excel files, if there is pure digital content in the imported information, you need to set the format of the table box to "text" mode. Otherwise, the text import fails or an error occurs due to incorrect information format.
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432 432  
433 433  **Source address**
434 434  
435 -The origin address that need to be mapped to other addresses. If there is calculation, 2 source addresses are required, and the result would be saved in "target address".
439 +The origin address needs to be mapped to other addresses. If there is calculation, 2 source addresses are required, and the result would be saved in "target address".
436 436  
437 437  **Data type: **Only word address need to set data type. If it is the address of 32-bit register, check "32-bit register".
438 438  
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469 469  
470 470  **Mapping**
471 471  
472 -This is control bit for mapping one item, the default mode is mapping when OFF; If user want to change control condition, please check [Mapping when ON];
476 +This is the control bit for mapping one item, the default mode is mapping when OFF; If user wants to change the control condition, please check [Mapping when ON];
473 473  
474 -**Target address:**
478 +**Target address**
475 475  
476 476  It is address used to store source address data;
477 477  
478 478  **Cont. Write:**
479 479  
480 -Write address length for single time, used for some special device addresses that need to be written continuously;
484 +Write address length for a single time, used for some special device addresses that need to be written continuously;
481 481  
482 482  **Global mapping control**
483 483  
484 -The function and mode are similar to [Mapping], but it is used to control all mapping items. The setting screen as below show;
488 +The function and mode are similar to [Mapping], but it is used to control all mapping items. The setting screen below show;
485 485  
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488 488  
489 489  **Buttons**
490 490  
491 -* **Clear:** Delete all settings in settings, such as [Source address], [Length] and so on.
495 +* **Clear:** Delete all settings in settings, such as [Source address], [Length], and so on.
492 492  * **Add:** Create a new mapping item.
493 493  * **Edit:** Change selected item.
494 494  * **Delete:** Delete selected item.
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504 504  (((
505 505  **✎Note:**
506 506  
507 -* Too many [Read-Through] items will cause HMI running slow.
511 +* Too many [Read-Through] items will cause HMI to run slowly.
508 508  * If there are multiple consecutive addresses, please increase the length to reduce the mapping items
509 509  )))
510 510  
511 -**Fucntion descrition**
515 +**Function description**
512 512  
513 513  Address mapping is to map the source address to the destination address or the two source addresses are mapped to the destination address by some operation. The source and destination addresses can be PLC addresses or internal addresses or from different serial ports.
514 514  
515 -For example: Map D0 to HDW100, the map length is 10, then the value of D0 to D9 are mapped to HDW100 to HDW109.
519 +For example Map D0 to HDW100, the map length is 10, then the value of D0 to D9 are mapped to HDW100 to HDW109.
516 516  
517 517  There are two map methods: read and write and read-only.
518 518  
519 519  1. **Read and write: **If the value of source address is changed, the value of the destination address changes accordingly. After the value of the destination address is changed, the value of the corresponding source address does not change. Four some four operations or logical operations, they can only be selected in this way.
520 -1. **Read-only: **If the value of source address is changed, the value of the destination address changes accordingly. After the value of the destination address is changed, the value of the corresponding source address changes too. Four some four operations or logical operations, they can not be selected in this way.
524 +1. **Read-only: **If the value of the source address is changed, the value of the destination address changes accordingly. After the value of the destination address is changed, the value of the corresponding source address changes too. Four some four operations or logical operations, they can not be selected in this way.
521 521  
522 -There can be two sets of source addresses, and mapping the results to the destination address through operations (four operations or logical operations). For example: source address 1 is HDW100, source address 2 is HDW200, Map to destination address HDW300 by addition and the map length is 10.
526 +There can be two sets of source addresses, and mapping the results to the destination address through operations (four operations or logical operations). For example, source address 1 is HDW100, source address 2 is HDW200, Map to destination address HDW300 by addition and the map length is 10.
523 523  
524 524  * HDW300=HDW100+HDW200
525 525  * HDW301=HDW101+HDW201
526 526  * HDW309=HDW109+HDW209
527 527  
528 -Yon could use the bit address to control whether to enable the mapping function. There is one bit address for bits and one for words. Each mapping block also has a bit address. For bit address mapping and word address mapping, there are controlled by their own global bit addresses. Each mapping block relationship can also have its own control address, but the global control bit address has a high priority.
532 +The user could use the bit address to control whether to enable the mapping function. There is one-bit address for bits and one for words. Each mapping block also has a bit address. Bit address mapping and word address mapping, there are controlled by their own global bit addresses. Each mapping block relationship can also have its own control address, but the global control bit address has a high priority.
529 529  
530 530  (% class="box infomessage" %)
531 531  (((
532 532  **✎Note:**
533 533  
534 -* Some of four operations do not have inverse operation such as trigonometric function, shift, remainder and so on. They can only be read-only.
535 -** For example: If HDW100 is devided by HDW200, and the value is mapping to HDW300. When the value of HDW300 changes, the vaue of HDW100 will not change. Because you can't calculate what the HDW100 value should be.
538 +* Some of four operations do not have inverse operations such as trigonometric function, shift, remainder, and so on. They can only be read-only.
539 +** For example: If HDW100 is divided by HDW200, and the value is mapped to HDW300. When the value of HDW300 changes, the value of HDW100 will not change. Because you can't calculate what the HDW100 value should be.
536 536  * The maximum length of each mapping block is 2048.
537 537  * If there is no bit address to control the mapping, the mapping is enabled by default. If you set the bit address, the mapping is disabled when the value of the bit address is 1 and it is enabled when the value of the bit address is 0. If you select "control on closed state", the result is opposite.
538 538  * Update frequency refers to the update frequency of reading device data. The default is 0.
539 -** Normal read speed is 0, read through value is 1, fast read value is 2. There is no need to fill in the data type in address mapping. The selection of "32-bit register" is special for some PLC whose address interval is 1 in 32 bits. You don't have to choose it.
543 +** Normal read speed is 0, read-through value is 1, and fast read value is 2. There is no need to fill in the data type in address mapping. The selection of "32-bit register" is special for some PLC whose address interval is 1 in 32 bits. You don't have to choose it.
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