AMX IS-SPX-1000/1300 manual Enabling the Network API, Sample Code

Shared Variables

Sample Code

Updating a variable	function send_update( $host, $port, $name, $value ) {
using PHP	$s=fsockopen( $host, $port );
	fwrite( $s, “UPDATE \”$name\" \"$value\"\r\n" );
	fclose( $s );
	}
	Note: this simplified example does not handle the escaping of control characters.
Sending an event	Sending a keydown event for the key 'V' with control modifier pressed.
using PHP	function send_copy_key( $host, $port ) {
	$s=fsockopen( $host, $port );
	fwrite( $s, “EVENT \”keydown\” \”Ctrl+V\”\r\n” );
	fclose( $s );
	}
Updating a variable	telnet 192.168.1.10 1234
using telnet	Trying 192.168.1.10...
	Connected to 192.168.1.10
	Escape character is '^]'.
	UPDATE “menu” “P1”
	^]
	telnet> quit
	Connection closed.
Updating a variable	http://192.168.1.10:1234/update?menu=P1
using HTTP

Enabling the Network API

The network API must be enabled on the IS-SPX Player before it can be utilized. This setting is controlled from the IS- SPX Player Browser-Based Configuration Pages (FIG. 113):

Click the box and then click “Apply”

FIG. 113 Enabling the Network API

For more information on the Browser-Based Configuration Pages, please refer to the

IS-SPX-1000 & IS-SPX-1300 Operation Reference Guide, available at

www.amx.com.

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