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9. EMAIL SENDING (SMTP) SERVICE
To use this feature, make sure there is a SMTP server which can serve you. The network
service provider may have her own dedicated SMTP server. For using other SMTP server,
please check if the service connection is possible or not.
This enables M100 to send an email via a SMTP server. This feature can save parameters like of SMTP sever name,
address of sender and recipient, email subject and email body (content). Then with AT command this function will
construct and email using the above stored Information. The above information will also be used by Command String
email sending service (Chapter 20.6).
9.1. Description of the Operation
1. Enter the following information by AT commands (see following sections)
- SMTP server Information (address, port, login Info)
- Email addresses of sender; recipient (s)
- Email subject
- Email body (content)
Valid “minimal” emails contain sender address and one recipient address with no subject and no content (empty
email).
2. Make IP connection (see Chapter 3.2.2).
3. Use AT+EMSEND command to send out email.
4. An email can contain
- maximum up to 1024(pre-stored)+128(command line additional) characters,
- three (sets of) recipient: "To","cc" and "bcc". Each set have 64 characters of email address(es)
- .Subject (title) up to 128 characters, from a choice 10 pre-store subject record.
9.2. AT command for email sending
9.2.1. AT+IPSMTP command
This command is to set SMTP server parameters
Command Syntax:
AT+IPSMTP= <port>,<auth >,<server>,<id>,<pwd>
Response syntax:
+IPSMTP= <port>,<auth >,<server>,<id>,<pwd>
OK
Command
Possible responses:
AT+IPSMTP=25,1,”smtp.network
.com”,”login”,”pssd”
OK
Note : setup SMTP parameter (using authenti
cation
with no encryption)
AT+IPSMTP=25,0,”smtp.network
.com”
OK
Note : setup SMTP parameter (no authentication)
AT+IPSMTP?
+IPSMTP: 25,0,”smtp.network.com”
OK
Note : display current setting
AT+IPSMTP=?
+IPSMTP: (0-65535),(0-2),(120),(64),(64)
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Note : Possible arguements