One example in Perl
on how to use those commands can be found at the demo CD in Unix\switchbox902.pl.
The outputs are there changed in sequence just to demonstrate it.
The code is meant to be changed by the user for other purposes.
The same can of course be done in other programming languages.
You have to change to current IP address for the box in the file switchbox902.pl to make the example work.
It is also possible to run the script in Windows environment by using, for example, ActivePerl.
On the CD there are also an example in Visual Basic.
10. Default settings.
IP address:
10.195.70.218
Port, http:
80
Port, telnet:
23
Title at web page:
No title.
Authorization:
Basic.
Lock time:
0
Name at buttons:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16
Turn on delay:
0/0,2/0,4/0,6/0,8/1,0/1,2/1,4/1,6/1,8/2,0/2,2/2,4/2,6/2,8/3,0s
Reset delay:
10s
Username/Password.
admin:
root/root_pwd
Change this to prevent unauthorized use.
user1-8:
1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8
No Usernames/Passwords.
Access rights:
user1-8:
No access rights.
unauthorized:
Full rights on all outputs.
