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Gude EPC 1202 incompatible with existing gude power backends #1263
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Is this by chance already supported inside of pdudaemon? In that case I'd recommend using pdudaemon instead. |
It seems that the 1202 has been recently integrated inside pdudaemon using telnet: I will give it a try. Thanks for the tips |
@est-flouveau Did pdudaemon work for your case? |
I haven't had time to test this solution yet. |
I finally have time to check pdudaemon, and it works (on|off|reboot) using the HEAD of the project. Next step is to configure labgrid to work with pdudaemon. Only issue is that pdudaemon does not support "get" command |
Hi Everyone,
I'm using labgrid in its release v23.0.3.
I bought a EPC 1202 from Gude (firmware v1.11) and want to use this driver to control my device power cycle.
I try all gude driver without success.
Here is the output of the ov.html:
And this is not compatible with available power drivers.
I'm quite confused with this and don't know how to handle it.
I modified gude24.py to fit the ov.html output, but don't know if it's the correct way.
Moreover, we can use http://192.168.0.2/statusjsn.js?components=1 to get statuses of outputs and parse using json.
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