Logic schemes – automated events, actions, alerts
Vutlan monitoring & control systems offer E-mail, Phone dial, SMS, SNMP Trap, HTTP request, and Web-to-SMS notification alerts.
E-mail notification alerts
E-mail notifications can be used to send e-mails in case an event has been triggered, for example, a temperature rise.
SMS notification alert
Vutlan monitoring unit can send SMS alert messages containing detailed information about the triggered element or sensor and the event.
This requires VT740 LTE slot modem extension and an active SIM card from your telecom provider.
Dial task – phone call
Dialing a phone/mobile number allows you to attract the attention of a person to events in the system. Because dialing does not contain additional information (voice message is not supported), it is recommended to supplement it with SMS or e-mail.
This requires VT740 LTE slot modem extension and an active SIM card from your telecom provider.
SNMP Trap notification alert
When the Vutlan monitoring device detects an error or a change, the device will send a notification to one or more trap receivers onto a specified IP address. Traps are only sent using logic schemes or group notifications. For example, if a logic scheme is activated, the trap will be sent to a trap receiver.
HTTP request
An HTTP request can be sent to a specified server. The server response is not parsed and cannot be used.
Could be used for example to communicate with a server, PSIM (Electronic circuit simulation software package), SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition), or software program.
Web-to-SMS – via web service notification
You can send SMS messages through special SMS services via Ethernet. Vutlan monitoring unit sends a request to such a service, which in return sends an SMS to the recipients, depending on the API in the request.
All the commands described for working with the service are usually described on the company’s website and are unique for each such service. Vutlan provides a generic access mechanism suitable for most such services.
Configurable Logic Schemes
Logic schemes are used to specify automatic actions to events that occur in the system. Logic schemes represent a set of conditions “IF” and a set of actions that are executed “THEN”. Conditions can be combined using “AND” and “OR”. For Example, you have a telecommunication rack with servers and equipment. You need to activate fans inside a rack when the temperature reaches 36°C. If the temperature reaches 44°C you need to activate the second fan and notify the administrator via e-mail and SMS.