Show pagesourceOld revisionsBacklinksAdd to bookExport to PDFODT exportBack to top Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer Reddit TeamsRecent ChangesSend via e-MailPrintPermalink × Book Creator Add this page to your book Book Creator Remove this page from your book Manage book(0 page(s)) Help 5. Example templates 5.1. Simple single IP relay This simple IP relay has very basic features: No authentication No status request command Only two commands for on and off Does not answer to switching with a status reply It is reachable via port 80 The command for switching the relay on: http://<IP-address>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1 The command for switching the relay off: http://<IP-address>/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1 This command structure is implemented into this template: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Device name="" template_version="1.1"> <IPBox template_version="0" ip_box_is_set="true" max_relais="1"> <IP_Adresse editable="true" gui_is_optional="false"></IP_Adresse> <Port editable="true" gui_is_optional="false">80</Port> <Model>Simple GPIO 12</Model> <Company>Maker Box</Company> <Username editable="false" gui_is_optional="true"></Username> <Passwort editable="false" gui_is_optional="true"></Passwort> <Relays editable="true" gui_is_optional="true"> <Relay position="1" status="true">GPIO12-Relais</Relay> </Relays> <Relaytype_CGI is_simple="true"> <http_request name="relay_on"> <url_string editable="true" gui_is_optional="false">/control?cmd=GPIO,12,1</url_string> </http_request> <http_request name="relay_off"> <url_string editable="true" gui_is_optional="false">/control?cmd=GPIO,12,0</url_string> </http_request> </Relaytype_CGI> </IPBox> </Device> 5.2. IP relay with 4 ports This IP relay has 4 switches: It uses basic authentication It answers switching with a status reply It supports status requests It is reachable via port 80. The command for switching the relays at position 1 and position 3 on or off: http://<IP-address>/cgi/control.cgi?login=p:username:password&p=1010 Explanation: After p= the 4 relays are represented by a 1 for on or a 0 for off. Relay position 1 is on the left, relay position 4 is on the right side. This switching command is answered by a status reply in the http BODY: <html>1 0 1 0</html> Explanation: After <html> the 4 relays are represented by a 1 for on or a 0 for off. Relay position 1 is on the left, relay position 4 is on the right side. The command for the status request: http://<IP-address>/cgi/control.cgi?login=p:username:password&port=list This status query command is answered by a status reply in the http BODY: <html>1 0 1 0</html> Explanation: After <html> the 4 relays are represented by a 1 for on or a 0 for off. Relay position 1 is on the left, relay position 4 is on the right side. This command structure is implemented into this template: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Device name="" template_version="1.1"> <IPBox template_version="0" ip_box_is_set="true" max_relais="4"> <IP_Adresse editable="true" gui_is_optional="false"></IP_Adresse> <Port editable="true" gui_is_optional="false">80</Port> <Model editable="true" gui_is_optional="true">Great 4</Model> <Company editable="true" gui_is_optional="true">Good Switches</Company> <Username editable="true" gui_is_optional="false"></Username> <Passwort editable="true" gui_is_optional="false"></Passwort> <Relays editable="true" gui_is_optional="true"> <Relay position="1" status="true">Power-Relay 1</Relay> <Relay position="2" status="true">Power-Relay 2</Relay> <Relay position="3" status="true">Power-Relay 3</Relay> <Relay position="4" status="true">Power-Relay 4</Relay> </Relays> <Relaytype_CGI editable="true" gui_is_optional="true"> <basic_auth>true</basic_auth> <digest_auth>false</digest_auth> <http_request name="schalte_relay" method="GET"> <url_string>/cgi/control.cgi?login=p:$Username$:$Passwort$&p=$Relay_STATUS_1$$Relay_STATUS_2$$Relay_STATUS_3$$Relay_STATUS_4$</url_string> <http_response use_body="true"><html> $Relay_STATUS_1$ $Relay_STATUS_2$ $Relay_STATUS_3$ $Relay_STATUS_4$ </html></http_response> </http_request> <http_request name="relay_status" response_is_in_http_body="true" method="GET"> <url_string> /cgi/control.cgi?login=p:$Username$:$Passwort$&port=list</url_string> <http_response><html>$Relay_STATUS_1$ $Relay_STATUS_2$ $Relay_STATUS_3$ $Relay_STATUS_4$ </html></http_response> </http_request> </Relaytype_CGI> </IPBox> </Device> <- Previous Chapter en/products/compact-commander-series-_4000-5000-6000/developer_documentation/ip_relays_templates/example_templates.txt Last modified: 04.07.2019 15:29by burgdorf