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# Notification Settings

* **Error**\
  Triggered when a trap encounters an error or fails to operate as expected.
* **Alert**\
  Activated to provide warnings or important updates regarding a trap's performance.
* **Capture**\
  Notifies you when a trap successfully captures or detects the intended target.

### Notification Options

When configuring notifications, you can choose from the following delivery options:

* **No Notification**\
  No alert will be sent.
* **Email**\
  An email will be sent to your registered email address.
* **Push Notification**\
  A push notification will be sent to your mobile app (if installed).
* **Push Notification + Email**\
  Both a push notification and an email will be sent.

### How to Configure Notification Settings

To configure the notification settings for your traps:

1. Open your OcuTrap dashboard.
2. Locate the trap you wish to modify.
3. Click the **Settings** button for that trap.
4. Select your preferred option for each notification type (Error, Alert, Capture) from the drop-down menu.

Ensure that your mobile app is installed and properly configured if you choose the push notification option.


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