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Tip 5 Clear CacheThis is what I see when I try to access my server.
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I don't own an HTP-1, but it is on my short-list of future processors, so I am interested.As far as I know I need to reverse engineer the http interface on the HTP-1 as I cannot find any reference to a protocol document. What is your HTP-1's ip address?
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I don't own an HTP-1, but it is on my short-list of future processors, so I am interested.As far as I know I need to reverse engineer the http interface on the HTP-1 as I cannot find any reference to a protocol document. What is your HTP-1's ip address?
The HTP-1 has a robust and straightforward control scheme outlined in the users manual attached below starting at page 94. There are NEC IR codes that are passed via wget or curl.
Operating status is passed via a config.json that is returned after any HTTP request. If someone has an HTP-1 and posts a copy of the file here, that would be appreciated.
As an example of what level of integration can be achieved, go here and look at Pink Soda's custom controller, which is now integrated into the HTP-1's firmware. VU meters, parametric control, exBEQ, etc., are a few examples of what can be done. The controller is written in Vue and the source code is here on Github,
Kyle
I've already sent my config.json to David quite a while ago.
In the meantime it's been working very well to just have the webui brought up on the remote screen.
I've also decided to use ezbeq instead of the built in beq functionality so I can blacklist a certain beq author. All of which is accessable from the smartremote screen.
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