PageGate can be easily integrated with Mitsubishi's MelEye by having PageGate's GetASCII API monitor MelEye's fault log file for alerts.
Step 1 — Configure GetAscii Basic Polling
Create: c:\PageGateData\MelEye\
Open PG Admin. Go to Interfaces — GetAscii — Settings. Set Polling Directory to c:\PageGateData\MelEye\. Check Enabled. Click Apply. Enable for all.
Step 2 — Configure Advanced Polling — Files
Go to Interfaces — Settings — GetAscii — Advanced Polling — Files. Click Add.
Specify:
Recipient: *
From: MelEye
File(s): [MelEyeFaultLogName].txt
Path: [Path to the MelEye Fault Log]
File Type: Adding
Click
Apply, then
Apply again.
Step 3 — Configure Advanced Polling — Record, Recipient, Sender, Message
Record: Start Pattern *, Start Offset 0, End Pattern \013, End Offset 0. Click Apply.
Recipient: If all alerts go to same recipient, select
Static Recipient. For dynamic CSV-based routing, use
Dynamic Recipient with patterns matching your CSV structure. Click
Apply.
Example Dynamic Start Pattern: \034\044\034*\034\044\034 (Start Offset: -999)
Example Dynamic End Pattern: \034\044\034 (End Offset: 0)
Sender: Select Static Sender. Enter: MelEye. Click Apply.
Message: Start Pattern *, End Pattern ~. Click Apply.
Step 4 — Clean Up Data with Lookup Table
Check Use Lookup Table. Click Edit Table.
Click Add. Set Data In: *"*, Data Out: [leave blank]. Click Apply.
Click Add. Set Data In: *,*, Data Out: [leave blank]. Click Apply.
Each installation has slightly different settings based on what information you want to read from the MelEye fault log. Contact NotePage support for help if needed.
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