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RF11iQ Warranty and User Manual
4. APPLICATION NOTE (HOW TO TURN ON/OFF STAND-BY POWER)
Use of HTTP interface to remotely control the RF11 unit.
The RF11 exposes an HTML interface via the /cpan.cgi url which allows the user to power up/down
the output and enable the buzzer for faults on each circuit. It also allows the user to silence the
buzzer if it is active.
The full syntax is as follows:
http://<address>/cpan.cgi?param=<p>&value=<v>
<address>
The address of the unit, either as an IP address (eg 10.1.1.7) or as a DNS name if this has been
configured (eg rf11.yourcompany.com)
<p> <v>
p1
Circuit one power.
0
Power off.
1
Power on.
b1
Circuit one fault buzzer
0
Faults do not sound buzzer
1
Faults sound buzzer
p2
Circuit two power.
0
Power off.
1
Power on.
b2
Circuit two fault buzzer
0
Faults do not sound buzzer
1
Faults sound buzzer
bz
*
Silence buzzer (the “value=” part of the command must still be specified but
the actual value is ignored and can be blank)
Some examples
To turn circuit 1 off:
“http://10.1.1.7/cpan.cgi?param=p1&value=0”
To disable the buzzer for circuit two:
“http://10.1.1.7/cpan.cgi?param=b2&value=1”
To silence the buzzer if it is active:
“http://10.1.1.7/cpan.cgi?param=bz&value=”
Note that the login details are still required to perform these commands, as you will discover if you
enter them straight into the address bar of your browser.
The authentication method used is BASIC, the username is fixed as “admin” and you choose the
password – which defaults on factory reset to THORRF11.
