8 Channel Relay Network IP 8 Relay and 8 Inputs

[sparkman]

I did not observe any login credentials being required.

I looked at the coding for the Indigo plugin (link posted earlier in the thread) and it seems to be passing credentials in the curl commands.

[Baxe]

if anyone thinks they can make it work I can send one of my 8 channel relay card for free, must make this work ...
(shouldn't have it back)

Can send it whith UPS or Fedex

Don't know if there will be any duty tax but can't be much

//Jens

[lveatch]

based on the indigo script, try the following in your browser first. Ensure you've changed the ip to the correct ip, an user (admin) and password (12345678)..

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida=1&relayCommand=on

or

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida1relayCommand=on

If that works, then try the following in HS.

&hs.GetURL("admin:12345678@192.168.1.167","/relay_en.cgi?saida=1&relayCommand=on",TRUE,80)

or

&hs.GetURL("admin:12345678@192.168.1.167","/relay_en.cgi?saida1relayCommand=on",TRUE,80)

[zwolfpack]

Shouldn't the port number (last parameter) be 80 vs. 1234?

[lveatch]

Shouldn't the port number (last parameter) be 80 vs. 1234?

yes, good catch. 1234 appears to be a TCP (telnet) related port.

[Baxe]

based on the indigo script, try the following in your browser first. Ensure you've changed the ip to the correct ip, an user (admin) and password (12345678)..

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida=1&relayCommand=on

or

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida1relayCommand=on

If that works, then try the following in HS.

&hs.GetURL("admin:12345678@192.168.1.167","/relay_en.cgi?saida=1&relayCommand=on",TRUE,80)

or

&hs.GetURL("admin:12345678@192.168.1.167","/relay_en.cgi?saida1relayCommand=on",TRUE,80)

Sorry, dont work coming to the side where the buttons is but no cange of relay

[zwolfpack]

There was another thread recently where http basic authorization was discussed and eventually reached a successful conclusion. Here is a script that you might want to try that builds on those lessons learned.

Sub Main(param As String)
    Const Debug As Boolean = False
    Const logName As String = "relay"

    '=== adjust as required ====
    Const addr = "192.168.1.167"
    Const user As String = "admin"
    Const pass As String = "12345678"
    '====

    ' default action is "on" - enter value in 'Parameters' field to override this
    Dim action As String = "on"
    If param <> "" Then action = param

    Dim auth As String = user & ":" & pass
    Dim autha As Byte() = System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.ASCII.GetBytes(auth)
    Dim headers As String = "Authorization: Basic " & System.Convert.ToBase64String(autha)
    Dim url As String = "http://" & addr & "/relay_en.cgi?relay1" & action & "=" & action

    Dim s = hs.URLAction(url, "GET", "", headers)
    If Debug Then hs.WriteLog(logName, s)

End Sub

[thymer]

subscribed and this sure looks like a great way to get inputs into HS if it can be accessed. Be willing to fund work for this effort

[Michael McSharry]

I feel confident I will be able to get it to work but will wait until my Ebay order arrives and I have things like wireshark to help. if faster turn around is needed others may be able to take up the offer of the free unit.

[lveatch]

Sorry, dont work coming to the side where the buttons is but no cange of relay

grr. On the devices Output Control page, right-click on the relay one's open button and "copy link address" - you can also "open in new tab".

Furthermore, can you right-click in the page empty space and "view page source" and send that back as well. You may need to attach it in a text file and upload it.

[lveatch]

Found this on their web site.. http://www.iotzone.cn/upload/file/1530409837.pdf (had to register)

Try this in your web browser.

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/state.cgi

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...gi?relayon1=on
http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...i?relayon1=off
http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...i?pulse1=pulse

[Baxe]

Found this on their web site.. http://www.iotzone.cn/upload/file/1530409837.pdf (had to register)

Try this in your web browser.

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/state.cgi

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...gi?relayon1=on
http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...i?relayon1=off
http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.166/...i?pulse1=pulse

Strange, it dount work, when I put in the code in web browser I coming to the page whith buttons, and nothing happens on relay one ??

//jens


Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk Pro

[Baxe]

Find this any one Does anyone understand




Create a Virtual Output with address
tcp://192.168.1.166:1234

Create a Virtual Output Command with
Command for ON:
L1\r\n
Command for OFF:
D1\r\n
Use as digital output: YES

That's it.

You have to send an ON state (for example from a switch block), not an impuls.

From this page https://www.loxforum.com/forum/faqs-...-working/page2

[lveatch]

Find this any one Does anyone understand

The difference between HTTP on port 80 and TCP on port 1234 is, generically, TCP is a primary way that computers communicate. HTTP is the way that applications (e.g. web browsers) communicate which uses TCP to actually communicate. i.e. TCP is the road, HTTP are the vehicles on the road.

Homeseer as similar communicaiton options. You'll hear that the HTTP method is the JSON interface, and the TCP method is the ASCII interface.

In reading the forum url you just posted and re-looking at the indigo posting / code, I have another test for you. Copy and paste into your browser and report back.

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida1on=on

http://admin:12345678@192.168.1.167/relay_en.cgi?saida1on=1

You can try the tcp option but you may not have the necessary software on your pc. Open a "command prompt" and type

telnet 192.168.1.167 1234

Then type in L1 to turn on relay 1 and D1 to turn it off.

[thymer]

Any success getting the input status or controlling the relays so far?