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[ENG] 14.3. [DKSF 48.4 IU] Controlling Reserving Power Supply Inputs
An interface of URL-encoded commands in a device can be used for integration with web application without using an SNMP protocol. Controlling
reserving power supply inputs is possible through an interface of URL-encoded commands.
Requesting Statuses of Inputs
Returned Values
where:
The first argument: always 'ok'
The second and the third argument correspond to an availability of a voltage at inputs 1 and 2 respectively:
0 – no voltage
1 – a voltage is available
Requesting a Status of a Group of Sockets
where:
N – is a number of a group of sockets, 1 (1..4) or 2 (5..8)
Returned Values
where:
The first argument: always 'ok'
The second argument 'backup', if a group is fed by a backup input, and 'primary', if it is fed from the main one
The third argument corresponds to an availability of a voltage at an active input
0 – no voltage
1 – a voltage is available
Requesting Settings of a Group of Sockets
Requesting settings of determining a main input for groups of sockets, switching to a backup input when there is no power supply at a main input and
autoreturn of a group of sockets to the main input when a power supply appears at the main input, respectively:
http://192.168.0.100/ats_in.cgi
ats_in_result('ok', 1, 1)
http://192.168.0.100/ats.cgi?gN
ats_in_result('ok', 'primary', 1)
http://192.168.0.100/ats.cgi?gN&main
http://192.168.0.100/ats.cgi?gN&backup
http://192.168.0.100/ats.cgi?gN&autorevert
