S0 pulse counters let you transfer the measured energy data via pulses. With the S0 interface, you can connect standard meters for electric, gas, water, etc.
The Week-day based Scheduler function (also called planner or calendar) allows to specify a time plan for switching individual electrical sockets on and off based on time and day in week.
Type F electrical socket, rated 230V / 16A, used in Germany and most of continental Europe. The official name is “Schukostecker”, or “Schuko” for short.
Switches the output to 0 (Off) for a defined time. This action is ideal for restarting a connected device.
Switches the output to 1 (On) for a defined time. Ideal e.g. for activating a valve for a well-defined time (several seconds).
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is an Internet protocol for transferring e-mail messages from a sender (e.g. a NETIO device) to a mail server (SMTP server) and then further on, up to the recipient’s server (the end user then downloads the message using e.g. POP3 or IMAP protocols).
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) version 1 / version 2 is an UDP-based protocol for monitoring and management of networks and services. It can be used to collect status information about individual devices and send configuration change requests. The protocol is based on the Manager/Agent principle, where the Manager collects and processes data, and the Agent reacts to messages from the Manager and reports its status.
SNMP version 3 supports secure communication. Unlike SNMP v1 and v2, it uses username/password authentication and SSL encryption.
SSO or Single Sign-On is an authentication scheme which allows users to log in with a single ID to any related but independent software systems. Users log in once and then don’t have to authenticate themselves again.