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How to use external relay controller? - astrandb - 2016 Oct 05 I would like to use a separate relay box that can be controlled by HTTP commands e.g. http://relaybox?relay1=on or http://relaybox?relay1=off What would be the best way to implement this instead of using the "GPIO boards". RE: How to use external relay controller? - dan - 2016 Oct 05 I am not sure how you plan to control the relays from the Pi without using the GPIO pins but there is a PDF file which lists the HTTP GET commands for SIP on the SIP wiki: https://github.com/Dan-in-CA/SIP/wiki Click this link: "SIP HTTP GET Command Reference (download PDF)" [url=https://github.com/Dan-in-CA/SIP/wiki/SIP_GET_commands.pdf][/url] Dan RE: How to use external relay controller? - astrandb - 2016 Oct 09 My plan is to use a virtual Ubuntu server to host SIP and send simple HTTP GET commands to a stand-alone relay controller box. I have modified your rf_control plugin to send HTTP GET ![]() Thank you for the link with the SIP GET commands. It will be useful to let my home automation system fiddle with the irrigation also. RE: How to use external relay controller? - dan - 2016 Oct 09 Great! I was going to mention the rf_control plugin but I see you found it. It still needs a lot of work but it is usable and will work with anything that can use the command line for control not just RF devices. Dan |