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-- SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
--
-- Copyright 2016 Raritan Inc. All rights reserved.
-- Shows how to read and modify outlet settings
-- Note: You will have to change the IP address in the HttpAgent line!
require "Pdu"
-- Create an HTTP agent holding the connection details of a remote device
local http_agent = agent.HttpAgent:new("192.168.99.99", "admin", "raritan")
-- Create a proxy object using the HTTP agent and the well-known URI of
-- the third outlet (outlet indices are 0-based)
local out3 = pdumodel.Outlet:newRemote("/model/outlet/2", http_agent)
-- Read and print current outlet settings
local settings = out3:getSettings()
print("Current outlet settings:")
printTable(settings)
print()
-- Modify the settings and write them back
settings.name = "My Outlet"
local rc = out3:setSettings(settings)
if rc == 0 then
print("Outlet settings successfully changed.")
else
print("setSettings() failed, return code: " .. rc)
end
print("New outlet settings:")
printTable(out3:getSettings())
print()
-- Create a settings structure from scratch. All fields as defined in
-- Outlet.idl must be present!
new_settings = {
name = "My New Outlet",
startupState = pdumodel.Outlet.StartupState.SS_ON,
usePduCycleDelay = false,
cycleDelay = 5,
nonCritical = true,
sequenceDelay = 500
}
-- Write the new settings to the outlet
rc = out3:setSettings(new_settings)
if rc == 0 then
print("Outlet settings successfully changed.")
else
print("setSettings() failed, return code: " .. rc)
end
print("New outlet settings:")
printTable(out3:getSettings())
print()
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