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  1. #11
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    Hi!

    Add the Device:
    In Designer 21.5+, go to the 'Devices' tab and add an 'Ethernet Integration Device'.


    Set IP & Port: Configure the device with the IP 192.168.5.219 and the typical port 80 for HTTP.


    Command Format: Ensure your command format is correct. For the Yamaha Musiccast, it might look like: GET /YamahaExtendedControl/volume?volume=up HTTP/1.1.


    Test the Command: Use the 'Test Command' feature in Designer to send the command and see if the Yamaha system responds.


    Check Network: Ensure there's no firewall or network issue blocking the command.


    If you're still facing issues, consider consulting the Designer's documentation or Yamaha's API documentation for specific command structures.
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    I'm doing exactly that. It is not a Yamaha device, but an equipment that can receive commands. The issue is that it has a username and password and the Ethernet Integration Device option to add a username and password is intended for a telnet connection.

    Quote Originally Posted by q300wl View Post
    Hi!

    Add the Device:
    In Designer 21.5+, go to the 'Devices' tab and add an 'Ethernet Integration Device'.


    Set IP & Port: Configure the device with the IP 192.168.5.219 and the typical port 80 for HTTP.


    Command Format: Ensure your command format is correct. For the Yamaha Musiccast, it might look like: GET /YamahaExtendedControl/volume?volume=up HTTP/1.1.


    Test the Command: Use the 'Test Command' feature in Designer to send the command and see if the Yamaha system responds.


    Check Network: Ensure there's no firewall or network issue blocking the command.


    If you're still facing issues, consider consulting the Designer's documentation or Yamaha's API documentation for specific command structures.

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    Had little fight with another device. Finally found that either using RS232 termination CR,LF or if working with HEX - put as termination 0D 0A which still displays as ** when switched to ASCII. Go figure. Try all combinations and see what sticks. BTW LF,CR did not work.

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