teleorgin RB-MTX, User Manual

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event. Make sure that real time clock is set correctly on the device. In case of regular event
specify time interval between two [consecutive] event executions. Finally choose pin or pins
used for the event and what action should be taken (setting high state, setting low state or
switching states). Let's assume pins 11,13 was selected and action set to ,,Set HIGH state''. As
result at entered time of the event high state will be set on pins 11,13 and on pins 12,14 no
action will be taken (previous state will be preserved). An event execution can be also directly
tested by clicking Test (current GPIO states will be refreshed automatically).
There is also a possibility to manually operate GPIO pins using HTTP GET
<device_ip>/actions/gpio_action.php
request. The following parameters can be used:
Parameter Accepted values
cmd readall, read, write
pins Any combination of pins 7-14 separated by commas
state H, L, I, S (high, low, input, switch states)
The readall command requires no additional parameters. However, read and write
requires setting pins parameter. write requires setting state parameter. Please keep in mind
that you are not able to set state on input pins. Parameters should be provided in webpage
address after ‘?’ character typical for complex GET requests. Parameter and its values are
separated with = character, i.e. ,,parameter=value'' . Each pair of parameter and value are
separated from another with & character (see examples).
Examples of usage are shown below.
Prints current state of all ports:
192.168.1.234/actions/gpio_action.php?cmd=readall
Prints current state of physical output number 14:
192.168.1.234/actions/gpio_action.php?cmd=read&pins=14
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