If you're trying to make HTTP requests, it's a little more complicated. See https://crestrontutorials.blogspot.com/2006/06/requesting-content-from-web-page.html Appending strings is not straightforwar

Analog buffer adds top to bottom, so you could stack each needed string in the desired order in an ABuf and then when you hit enable it will make teh output string what you want.

You could try to take all the command into an or, the output of the or to the sio first part, the output of the or also enable a buffer, all the commands go into that same buffer, the outputs of that

Howdy, this would be my first post on here. I'm not familiar with the "manners" of these posts, so I apologize in advance. I'm new to Crestron programming and I know enough to look at a program and mo

I've been playing with the bigger brother to this unit - the KY-PZ510 using an old AV2 I have used this manual: http://pro.jvc.com/pro/attributes/ptz/manual/Standard_Command_List.pdf to control it. Ba

Hi, I have a problem with digest authentication of this camera I'm using a CP4 controller and I haven't figured out how to send this camera's API commands via CP4's TCP/IP port. Can anyone give me sug

are you familiar with C#? If so SIMPL# is a lot easier to do this.

I got at least one of the commands to work via postman, and this is the code snippet it output POST /account/gettoken HTTP/1.1 Host: 192.168.0.171:4004 Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 5

Hi Chris, I don't know the product, and from what I found on reddit, it seems the cgi API uses Digest Authentication and not Basic Authentication. I don't know how to implement Digest Authentication i

Trying to control a sony Reac via HTTP Post here, i've done this before with other devices but this requires a username and pass, But it does not appear to be https, so if i am understanding correctly

Basic example: http://<IP-Address>/enu/trigger/doorbell would be put into SIMPL serial string as “GET enu/trigger/doorbell HTTP/1.0 Host: <IP-Address> ”. Refer to: https://crestrontutorials.blogspot.c

If you can open a browser and type something in to make a request, then it is ALWAYS going to be a GET request. Look at the HTTP RFC spec to determine how you need to format the request. If you get an

I'd open a browser and test http://192.168.xxx.xxxx:80/roller/0?go=open" before going much farter. You can also try something like POSTMAN to test if the browser if giving you problems. In any case, t

Hello, i am trying to control a drape over HTTP, the manuals says i can just type this over a browser " http://192.168.xxx.xxxx/roller/0?go=open" but i dont think it will as simple as using a SIO on a

GET /axis-cgi/io/port.cgi?action=9:/10000\x5C HTTP/1.1 Host: 10.2.112.103 Authorization: Basic BASE64ENDODEDUN/PW You were trying to URL-encode the space between the URL and the HTTP/1.1 -- it needs t

I've done a few Axis PTZ cameras in the past and don't recall having many issues, however I'm trying to send some commands to an Axis A9188/-VE Network I/O relay module. Here is the web based command