ADVANCED Network Devices AND-BTN-KIT-1, Installation, Page: 2 / 4

Call Button Kit Installation
(AND-BTN-KIT-1)
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v1.5
NON-REGISTERED OPERATION
If the AND device is not registered
with any servers, you can use the
following general purpose URL
callback to generate actions based
on an input change, such as a push
button press.
1. Power up the AND device with
the monitored input.
2. Configure a GPIO Callback URL for
the device. This example uses the
URL
http://10.10.3.4:8089/directory/
file,
where 10.10.3.4:8089 is the
IP address and port of the server
that will receive the response.
Note that
directory and file are
optional parameters.
•
If configuring the device using
the device’s web page , select
Device Settings
→
Servers to
locate the GPIO Callback URL .
Set the URL to
http://10.10.3.4:8089/director
y/file
, and save the settings.
•
If using a configuration file, add
the following tag:
<GPIO_callback
url="http://10.10.3.4:8089/directo
ry/file"
min_update_period_ms="250"
/>
3. Reboot the device.
In this example, when the input
changes state, the device will
execute an HTTP GET to
10.10.3.4, port 8089, of the
following format (parameters
detailed below):
GET
/directory/file?address=2046f9
010203&gpinputid=0&state=1&tra
nsitions=340
Parameter Description
address The MAC address of the
device with the input state
change
gpinputid the input number that
changed
state state of that input (0 or 1)
transitions the total number of
transitions for that input
since last reboot
IPCLOCKWISE GPIO CALLBACK
1. Obtain the IP address of the PC
running
IPClockWise. In
Windows, run ipconfig from a
command prompt to list the
address.
2. Power up the AND device with
the monitored input.
3. Set the GPIO Callback URL to
http://10.10.3.4:8089 where
10.10.3.4 is the IP address of the
PC running IPClockWise. See
section 2 of
Non-Registered
Operation for configuration
options.