Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of de/Remote-Device-Control

Timestamp:

Mar 14, 2014, 10:43:41 AM (12 years ago)

Author:

jonathan brophy

Comment:

add info and new section

de/Remote-Device-Control

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  * ([wiki:Remote-Device-Control#point4.7 TitanNit Web-IF (Htmlapi)])
  * ([wiki:Remote-Device-Control#point4.8 FTP (File Transfer Protocol)])
+ * ([wiki:Remote-Device-Control#point4.8 autostart scripting (usercmd)])
 
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-'''4.4 Telnet Control''' [=#point4.4] ([#point4 Seitenanfang])
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-[[Image(source:/wiki/Wiki-Pictures/DE/Telnet_Control.jpg)]][[br]]
+'''4.4 Telnet Control''' [=#point4.4] ([#point4 top of the page])
+----
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+[[Image(source:/wiki/Wiki-Pictures/EN/Telnet_Control.jpg)]][[br]]
 
 The section contains information on the operation of your Receiver over a telnet session.
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   2 Install the client found here: ([http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html Putty]).
 
-  3 Find the IP address from the system info ([wiki:Network-en#point3.7.8.5 Network]) section
+  3 Find the IP address from the system info ([wiki:Network#point3.7.8.5 Network]) section
 
   4 Insert the IP address info into the telnet client
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  * Serial Interface Telnet Setup
 
-  1 Connect a null modem cable between the Reciever and PC
+  1 Connect a null modem cable between the Receiver and PC
 
   2 Install the client found here: ([http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html Putty])
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 After the above steps are completed you will now be presented with a console where you can login to your Receiver with a username and password.
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+after entering your login information there are a few receiver specific functions that may be handy if you require information on basic telnet commands i suggest you have a look on [http://www.linux.org linux.org]
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+'''Remote RC debugging'''
+{{{
+#!python
+killall -9 evremote2
+evremote2
+}}}
+[[br]]
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+'''Start FTDI driver'''
+{{{
+#!python
+mknod / dev.static/ttyUSB0 c 188 0" 
+}}}
+[[br]]
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+'''Test FTDI driver commands'''
+{{{
+#!python
+ls-al / dev/ttyUSB0
+}}}
+[[br]]
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+{{{
+#!python
+cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
+}}}
+[[br]]
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+{{{
+#!python
+lsmod | grep usbserial 
+}}}
+[[br]]
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+'''Take a screen shot'''
+{{{
+#!python
+/sbin/grab -j 100 -r 960 /tmp/000.jpg
+}}}
 
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-[[Image(source:/wiki/Wiki-Pictures/DE/Web_Control.jpg)]][[br]]
+[[Image(source:/wiki/Wiki-Pictures/EN/Filezilla.jpg)]][[br]]
 
 The section contains information on how to setup a FTP connection to your TitanNit Receiver.
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 Titan Has an inbuilt FTP Server that is able to be used to transfer files to and from your Receiver.
 
-To connect to your Receiver you can connect via your browser in windows or use a dedicated FTP program as with many linux programs the default password and user name is "root" and port 21 is the default FTP interface port.
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-You connect to your Receiver via internet explorer on your pc you need to find the IP address for the Receiver from the system information menu [wiki:System-info-Network-en#point103.70.8.4 Network Information] of your Receiver and type it into the address bas as follows:
+To connect to your receiver you can connect via your browser in windows or use a dedicated FTP program as with many linux programs the default password and user name is "root" and port 21 is the default FTP interface port.
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+You connect to your receiver via internet explorer on your pc to do this you need to find the IP address fo the decoder from the system information menu [wiki:System-info-Network#point3.7.8.4 Network Information] of your receiver and type it into the address bas as follows:
 
 {{{ftp://Username:Password@Ip_Address:Port_Number}}}
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 {{{ftp://root:root@192.168.0.1:21}}}
 
-if you Wish to use a dedicated FTP program please read the documentation supplied with your program for information on setup of the FTP connection.
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+if you Wish to use a dedicated FTP program please read the documentation supplied with your program for information on setup of the FTP connection, Below is a screen shot of Filezilla a popular Free FTP client Program with a sample loggin details of my Receiver.
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+[[Image(source:/wiki/Wiki-Pictures/EN/FileZilla-Setup.jpg)]][[br]]
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+----
+ '''4.9 autostart scripting (usercmd)''' [=#point4.9] ([#point4 top of the page])
+----
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+If you wish to run a script on startup of the Receiver you can install commands in the usercmd.sh to be proformed at the startup of the receiver.
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+a sample of the usercmd.sh is below:
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+{{{
+#!python
+#! / bin / sh
+ # Start the user commands here
+echo " [ usercmd.sh ] start"
+ # insert code here
+ exit
+}}}
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+the {{{__"# insert code here"__}}} section must be replaced by your commands.
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+If you place the following code in to the usercmd.sh it will delete every time shift file on the internal hdd on startup of the receiver:
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+{{{
+#!python
+rm -f /media/hdd/movie/timeshift*.ts
+}}}
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+If you place the following code in to the usergmd.sh it will autostart the FTDI driver.
+{{{
+#!python
+mknod / dev.static/ttyUSB0 c 188 0" 
+}}}
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+the full path to the file is: 
+__"/mnt/config/usercmd.sh"__
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