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Originally posted by maxivane View PostHello friend, I had this problem, solved by installing .net framework 3.5
I also tried following the additional steps in this thread:
http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?t=148612 but no luck yet.
Does anyone have any ideas?cheeryfool
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Originally posted by jayman13 View PostI've had this error come up a number of times. Sometimes it just crashes homeseer and today my computer restarted.
I have had similar issues a couple of times, but for me it has always been linked to trying to edit an existing command, especially changing the connection type to/from Serial.
Is that what you were also doing (or had very recently been doing), or is this crashing whilst unattended?
The extra info will help David track this down
Thanks
Jamescheeryfool
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Originally posted by Megaman View PostHi just discovered this plugin. Does it have the ability to send/receive data via a HTTP Post or Get, eg
http://myhsip/script.asp?deviceID=A1?SetStatus=ON
or
http://myhsip/script.asp?deviceID=A1?GetStatus
Thanks
I'm interested in the answer to this as well...
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Wow, nice job on this plugin!
Just started playing with iRule this weekend after my 2nd Logitech Harmony remote died in as many years. I bought the pro builder iRule today.
Installed this plugin and followed the directions and it works perfectly! Love when that happens. Don't need to buy a z-wave gateway now. I can just talk to HomeSeer from iRule and have HomeSeer run the commands.
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Hi, very thanks for this great plugin. I just start to play with HS.
So far i can send and get udp without any problem, but i tried to get a feedback from a GC-100-12 but dont have luck, i am making something wrong, lets see if you guys can help me with this.
I create a TCP Host, put the ip 192.168.0.160 and the port 4999, but i cant see any response, am i missing something ?
log 2/27/2013 1:14:13 PM - DR IP/Serial PlugI - Starting Tcp host for global on port 4999
I am trying to get the feedback from my AV7005 in the GC rs232.
Very thanks
Clayton
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Originally posted by ivanhoek View PostI think you're correct, and trying to fix this may break other, more common use cases. I'll try this on a physical box at some point and see if the behavior changes.
I like the idea of the script, but I'm not sure how to implement. Maybe the simplest way is to read the HS log and use something like grep to match the strings I want and trigger the events.
Also, everything was working perfectly using an ip connection, but it seems to be broken now. Not sure if it's something in my setup, but now over IP I get no responses from the receiver. It executes commands, but there's no feedback now.
I am trying to control my Yamaha rx-v2067 through serial using the YNCA protocol, but I have no success so far.
I am using Global Cache 100-12 and virtual com redirector in the computer. When I set up the correct com port in the plug in I commands from the receiver are recognized in the log (e.g. @MAIN:PWR=Standby pops up in the log). But the receiver do not response to my commands.
I have tried this plugin, the Global Cache plugin, Hercules, Hyperterminal, iTest etc. I always receive commands from the receiver, but sending never works.
The commands I have tried are @MAIN:PWR=Standby\r\n or @MAIN:PWR=Standby[CR/LF].
What am I missing? I'm new to controlling devices over IP/Serial.
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What are you looking to do with the plugin? You can start, stop, pause, change volume, and choose media using DLNA. It will also show you what's currently playing.
If you wanted to use the IP/Serial plugin you can as well by creating a permanent connection to port 9090 (once you've enabled 'allow other devices to control this XBMC' or whatever it's called under 'Services') and sending and receiving/parsing the JSON-RPC data.
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Originally posted by manxam View PostWhat are you looking to do with the plugin? You can start, stop, pause, change volume, and choose media using DLNA. It will also show you what's currently playing.
If you wanted to use the IP/Serial plugin you can as well by creating a permanent connection to port 9090 (once you've enabled 'allow other devices to control this XBMC' or whatever it's called under 'Services') and sending and receiving/parsing the JSON-RPC data.
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I've successfully used this plugin to generate commands to control XBMC but only some of them like 'left' and 'right'. For some reason up and down and the other commands aren't working using json-api. I have a feeling that the problem is this plugin and not my configuration because the up and down commands aren't that different than the right and left commands (see below). Anyone have any suggestions? Is there something I should be doing differently?
Not sure if this has something to do with it but are the curly brackets interfering with the configuration and putting out commands?
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