> Our software does not support sending HTTP requests natively. But
> perhaps you can generate the correct HTTP Request packet data and send
> it as a custom command.

> The typical format of a HTTP GET Request is like so:
> GET /SetDyNet.cgi?a=1&p=2 HTTP/1.0\nHost:http://192.168.5.24\n\n

> Send this on port 80 to 192.168.5.24 over TCP.

> Come to think of it, you might have to change the \n's to the
> equivalent hex char code \x0A

> GET /SetDyNet.cgi?a=1&p=2 HTTP/1.0\x0AHost:http://192.168.5.24\x0A\x0A

> This is basically what your browser would send to the device when you
> request a page. You might be able to find a FireFox plugin (liveHTTP
> Headers I think its called) which shows you exactly whats being sent
> by your browser when you access any page.

> Jarrod

> On Aug 18, 2:37 am, alloyd <a...@webstract.co.uk> wrote:

> > I have the commandfusion controlling 232 and IR no problem with the
> > GC100, I would also like to control a Dynalite system that has a
> > Ethernet adaptor. If I send a HTTP request in a browser I can set the
> > lighting presets, level etc. I would like to send out the same HTTP
> > requests from Command Fusion. The code is for example http:\
> > \192.168.5.24\SetDyNet.cgi?a=1&p=2 (this is the IP address of the
> > Dynalite ethernet module)
> > Any assitance would be great even if confirmation that it cant be done
> > this way and we have to put a 232 module on the lighting system thats
> > controlled from the GC100