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Applications for Web Thermometers:

Send limit alarms and information messages via TCP client



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Use your own TCP server applications to receive alarm messages from the sensor.


After the device has been configured for and connected to your network, the following steps are still necessary.

 





Configure a TCP alarm in the device and enter the recipient IP address and the port number.

After setting the limit values and the alarm text, the function is ready to use.





When the specified limit is violated (over or under) the message is sent to your TCP server application via TCP client.


 


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