Load scripts using W/LAN interface (configuration website)

To load a script using the build-in configuration website, follow the following steps:

1. Navigate to the configuration web site of the module using any suitable browser. If default IP settings are used, simply type "192.168.0.74" in the adress field of your browser.  
2. Navigate to the "Scripting" section of "Module Settings".
3. Click on 'search' and select the script file you want to upload.
4. Click on 'send file'  - that's all.

If the Script does not start, there are propably syntax errors. Navigate to the page "cmd" and type in the command "run". If there is an error message, it will be displayed here.

Settings: Scripting

Upload new script:

Select a script file and press 'send file'

Run script on start-up:

No: Script is not executed when devices is powered up

Asynchronous: Script is executed automatically, when devices is powered up.
This option is recommended !

Exclusive: Script is started exclusively - for experts only.

Currently running

Checked: The script is up and running. To manually start a script, select this box and click 'submit'

Not checked: The script is not running. To manually stop a script, uncheck this box and click 'submit'. Notice: after pressing 'submit', the box comes up check again. Press 'refresh' to see whether the script really stopped.

3 x 2 Table

This table can be used by scripts to display data on the web site or the ask user to enter data. Content of this table therefore depends on the loaded script. See script documentation for details.

 

Hidden: CMD

This page is not linked and can be reached only by entering the page adress directly ( xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/cmd ). The reason for this procedure is, that this page is very powerful since it allows to enter commands.

Enter any command from the "Command Interface" and press enter or hit submit. The command is executed - no matter even if a Script is currently executed.

This feature is particulary usefull when:

Trying to get statistics (sstat?, fstat?)

Get a listing of an uploaded BASIC Script (list) or check for syntax errors (run)