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> geve wrote: > ------------------------------------ > In my earlyer reply I published HTML code to conduct a pulse. The support crew dit answer my question (they did'nt receive my mails :-( In the reaction: Hello. I searched all of e-mail box. But I couldn't find your mail. It must be filltered at server or firewall. We'd better use Q&A(BBS). 1. Modmap ModMap can use all of network include the Internet. If you can't communicate with CIE-H12, please check your IP (Public) address and the firewall. 2. Pulse function At the ezManager, you are not able to set the pulse function. To use the pulse function, you have to use Modbus/TCP protocol. Here is a document for Modbus/TCP protocol. http://www.sollae.co.kr/documents/application/an_modbus_tcp_en.pdf Please use this protocol to control the CIE-H12. HTML can't support it yet, but next release version will be supported. In Modmap I can only see a CIE H12 in the same LAN. When entering the IP & port number from the CIE H12 in internet (by internet browser I can see and switch the output)the CIE H12 can not be found. In the routers (my LAN and the client LAN the CIE H12 port is forwarded (checked with a browser and a port check) Is there a extra prot that needs to be forwarded to use Modmap ? I have read the Modbus TCP document but someware miss the way to send this code to the CIE H12. (do I need to make a magic package to send to the CIE H12 in the internet like I use to wake PC's on LAN, and where can I find information to make and send this package ?) If this is not the right way, where can I find the information to use Modbus/TCP to send a pulse to the CIE H12 ? Thank you for your attention and tips, regards, Gerrit > Stan Bruyninckx wrote: > ------------------------------------ > Is there a way ,in HTML mode, to make the output pulse instead of staying in the new state ? eg: output to go high and back low after 1 sec.
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