HMP Pull Mode
Firmware 3.0, version 1.0
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Manual Settings
Open Control Center and the open the page
Pull mode
then follow the steps below:
Publishing a project:
1.
Select the Manual Settings option
2.
Check the "Automatically upload project to the HMP100" (or 200 depending on
your model)
3.
This step depends on the server you are using to store your project:
If you are using a WebDAV server: Enter the URI of your project on the
WebDAV server
If you are using a conventional HTTP server: Enter the URI of the XML file
describing your project on the HTTP server.
4.
Select the time at which you would like the publish action to take place.
5.
Press Apply to validate your changes
If your server is protected by a password, you can use the
Network credentials
section to
enter the passwords of your server.
Uploading logs:
Requirements: A WebDAV server for storing the log files or a php script on the server
accepting POST commands.
1.
Select the Manual Settings option
2.
Check the "Automatically upload logs from the HMP100" (or 200 depending on
your model)
3.
Enter the URI of the WebDAV server where the log files should be uploaded. The
HMP needs to have write access to this server path. See
Network credentials
to
enter the passwords of your server.
4.
Select the time at which you would like the log files to be uploaded to your server.
5.
Select what type of log files should be uploaded to your server.
6.
Press Apply to validate your changes
The log files will be uploaded once a day; the files will have the following names:
[filename]-[hmp100_serialnumber]-[date]-[time].n.log.gz
In case of a network transmission breakdown, the system will make sure that logs from
previous days are also uploaded. Up to seven days of logs are kept on the device.
Using an RPC concentrator:
Need at least firmware 3.0.0
Requirements: An HTTP server accepting RPC commands as explained in the Remote
Procedure Call (RPC) documentations.
1.
Select the Manual Settings option
2.
Check the "Enable RPC concentrator"
3.
Enter the URI of the RPC concentrator
4.
Select the frequency at which you want the RPC concentrator to be notified.
Typical values are between 10s and 120s
5.
Check the "Notification only" if you don't want the RPC concentrator to be able to
send commands to the HMP. In this case the Concentrator will only receive
ready(), restarted() and pull_status() information.
