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Onvif-protocol for easy setup of IP-camera’s
Theo Derks - NL (distributor) 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Dennis Piet 4 years ago •
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Installers that are working in security-industry are asking us: is it
possible to implement the Onvif-protocol for easy setup of IP-camera’s
etc?
Please see www.onvif.org (http://www.onvif.org)
Please see www.onvif.org (http://www.onvif.org)
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Apple TV
Nikolay Rusanov 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Dmitry Ryzhkov 8 years ago •
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Driver for Apple TV
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OpenHAB binding and iRidium
Artyom Syomushkin 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by zaifulbahri kasim 6 years ago •
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Hi there,
There is a great opensource Home Automation System, called openHAB available. The problem of those systems is actually lack of nice looking GUIs for users.
iRidium could solve that problem if there would be a feature available, which could connect to OpenHAB server over ethernet.
Did anyone try this? What options are available?
There is a great opensource Home Automation System, called openHAB available. The problem of those systems is actually lack of nice looking GUIs for users.
iRidium could solve that problem if there would be a feature available, which could connect to OpenHAB server over ethernet.
Did anyone try this? What options are available?
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Homekit support vote
Nikolay Rusanov 8 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Oksana (expert) 8 years ago •
4
• 1 duplicate
Let's vote if we want Homekit support in i3 pro and iridium server or not. It would give us Siri and many new devices compatibility.
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SNMP protocol
Nikolay Rusanov 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Aleksandr Romanov (CTO) 5 years ago •
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IT and SNMP is widely used for monitoring UPS in the building, access points, electric meters and many other systems like NetPing
http://habrahabr.ru/sandbox/56751/
http://habrahabr.ru/sandbox/56751/
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ALL Drivers NOT showing their correct state
rocfusion 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Ekaterina (head of support) 9 years ago •
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Hi,
Use the attached project,
Set the IP Address to the GC driver to local ip of the global cache device you have.
run the project
Device is shown online
Unplug the network connector from the global cache device
the device still shows in the emulator the device is connected.
Next, turn off\unplug the network cable on your system running the emulator so that there is no network access.
The emulator still shows that the global cache driver is connected.
Update::: I have tested this with KNX IP Router, this will timeout the connection when the timeout value is reached with both cases. It should put the driver into a offline state the moment the internet connection is down.
Then I tested this with the AV TCP driver, again the same as the GC Driver.
To conclude; firstly there should be a configurable timeout setting for all drivers like the KNX IP Router driver.
Secondly, the moment that the internet connection is lost, ie no wifi, wifi card turned off and with wired network connections, network card gets disabled or network cable unplugged then ALL drivers configured in the project should be pushed into an offline state.
Thanks,
Roger
Use the attached project,
Set the IP Address to the GC driver to local ip of the global cache device you have.
run the project
Device is shown online
Unplug the network connector from the global cache device
the device still shows in the emulator the device is connected.
Next, turn off\unplug the network cable on your system running the emulator so that there is no network access.
The emulator still shows that the global cache driver is connected.
Update::: I have tested this with KNX IP Router, this will timeout the connection when the timeout value is reached with both cases. It should put the driver into a offline state the moment the internet connection is down.
Then I tested this with the AV TCP driver, again the same as the GC Driver.
To conclude; firstly there should be a configurable timeout setting for all drivers like the KNX IP Router driver.
Secondly, the moment that the internet connection is lost, ie no wifi, wifi card turned off and with wired network connections, network card gets disabled or network cable unplugged then ALL drivers configured in the project should be pushed into an offline state.
Thanks,
Roger
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RTI support
Евгений Дмитриев 10 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Oksana (expert) 9 years ago •
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It would be interesting to see the support of RTI equipment (http://www.rticorp.com/) by iRidium instead of their visualization program for mobile devices.
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ESPNET String support
How to read STRING from memory using EPSNET and visible in GUI?
in TECOMAT:
VAR_GLOBAL
text1 AT% R40000: STRING[10];
END_VAR;
in TECOMAT:
VAR_GLOBAL
text1 AT% R40000: STRING[10];
END_VAR;
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BACnet
srock 9 years ago
in Products / Other drivers
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updated by Oksana (expert) 8 years ago •
10
• 1 duplicate
Has anyone had experience integrating BACnet into iRidium? Are there any developers in the community that would be able to provide such a driver? This would provide a sound means of integration between building HVAC systems, lighting systems, security and AV.
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