Device.Send()

the method can be used only with AV & Custom Systems drivers. It enables sending of random data (string, number, array)

Syntax

Module.GetDevice(name).Send([data]) Module.GetDevice(name).Send(array)

input

sample

description

name

"Driver 1"

type: string the driver name in the iRidium project

data

a, b, c

type: string the list of variables or strings: instructions for sending

array

[a, b, c]

type: array the array of variables or strings: instructions for sending

output

successful or not

type: Boolean successful

Example:

// AV & Custom Systems (TCP, UDP, RS232)
Module.GetDevice("AV Device").Send(['instruction', '\r\n']); // send instruction
// AV & Custom Systems (HTTP)
// <Type or request>,<URI>,<Data> divided by "," so u cannot use "," inside of <URI> and <Data>
Module.GetDevice("AV Device").Send(['GET,URI']); // GET request
Module.GetDevice("AV Device").Send(['POST,URI,Data']); // POST request
Module.GetDevice("AV Device").Send(['PUT,URI,Data']); // PUT request
/* Global Cache:
Module.GetDevice("Global Cache").Send(['DATA'], <TRANSPORT ID>)
TRANSPORT ID:
0 = port 4998 (IR commands, system data, relays)
1 = port 4999 (Serial 1)
2 = port 5000 (Serial 2)
*/
Module.GetDevice("Global Cache").Send(['setstate,1:1,1', '\r\n'], 0)

HDL, Domintell: use the network name "HDL-BUS Pro Network (UDP)" / "Domintell Network (UDP)",not the name of a particular device at referring.
HTTP: when sending an HTTP command to the driver, indicate the method of sending first: GET, POST, PUT, then after the comma indicate the command URI and Data for POST and PUT. Inside URI and Data you cannot use commas. If your protocol uses commas in HTTP commands, send them via AV & Custom Systems (TCP), forming requests all over.