The AN19 Application Note demonstrates the use of the “URL API” or “http get” M2M API protocol. By invoking a certain URL, one of electrical outputs 110/230V can be switched On / Off / Toggle / Short pulse. This protocol is supported by all NETIO 4x devices (NETIO 4 / 4All / 4C).
The NETIO AN14 Application Note shows how to connect NETIO 4x smart sockets and the STE2 online wifi thermometer by HW group. This Lua script turns individual sockets at the NETIO device on or off according to the states of STE2 digital inputs. The devices communicate over a LAN; values are transferred in a .xml file. The script can be modified for other devices and xml data.
STE2 by HW group is a LAN/WiFi thermometer/humidity meter. The NETIO AN13 Application Note presents a Lua script that connects NETIO 4x smart sockets with the STE2 thermometer. 230V electrical sockets are switched on or off according to the temperature (or humidity) measured by STE2. The devices communicate over a LAN, values are transferred in a .xml file. The script can be modified for other devices and xml data.
NETIO 4x electrical sockets (PDU) can be monitored and controlled over LAN/WiFi using SNMP. In this way, it is possible to measure the immediate consumption (NETIO 4All only) or to switch individual 110/230V sockets on or off. This AN11 Application Note shows how to perform SNMP v3 read and write operations in MS Windows or Linux.
NETIO 4x electrical sockets (NETIO 4 / 4All / 4C) can be controlled over a LAN using the Telnet M2M API protocol and KSHELL commands. The NETIO AN10 Application Note demonstrates how to use Telnet to control individual sockets, gives a brief description of the KSHELL protocol and shows examples how to test the communication in Windows using several utilities.