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When forming a url, you need to use $20 for spaces, which is the problem, as your retrieved feedback will contain actual space characters which are invalid url characters. In the next version of the CentroControl app, the 'send data to website' action type (which you can use for GET requests requiri...

The Bad Request response above is likely because you are using \x instead of $ for the hex characters - Hercules requires that you use $0D instead of \x0D - suggest using text rather than your online hex converter, which will be taking \x0D\x0A and treating it as 8 characters, rather than the 2 it s...

Ok - next thing to try is Hercules in TCP Client mode to see if you get the same behaviour. Note Hercules uses $ instead of \x so use $0D$0A instead of \x0D\x0A A few things I note in your commands though, after the Content-Length, you have \x0A\x0A - I would expect this to be \x0D\x0A. Plus the Con...

Method 3 is the easiest approach, and you look to have it set up correctly. You can test using Hercules in TCP server mode, port 80 listen, and alter the IP address of the device in Designer to match your PC. That way you get to see the commands coming from the app in order to confirm they are corre...

Not as such, but you can group pages and subpage into your own folders, which helps with organisation.

This appears to be the case when the sizes of objects are different between portrait and landscape, and the portrait view takes the landscape sizing by mistake. An update will be available shortly to resolve this, it only affects the Android app, and only when the same mirrored object has a differen...

Is this on iOS or Android? If you send the .pad file in to support@demopad.com we will take a look.

For the feedback to work, you need to specify a response terminator - a character or characters that the data ends with. You could try to match simply (true) and a separate (false) condition, but it doesn't look like the data ends with a known character, which makes feedback parsing difficult.

Sure - just use a flag. Make the actions dependent on the flag being OFF. Then after the actions have happened, immediately set the flag ON, and then set it OFF after say 10 seconds. During those 10 seconds, further attempts to execute the commands will fail because the flag will be ON. Once it goes...

Yes, so that specifically says invalid host - you need to add the host parameter for HTTP 1.1 requests, eg

GET /rest/devices/1/methods/1 HTTP/1.1\x0D\x0AHost:logocontrol:8088\x0D\x0A

Suggest trying the command in Hercules to see any feedback which might give you a clue why it is not working. Note HTTP 1.1 GET requests require a host parameter, which might be one reason.

All DemoPad does is transmit the command data you enter to a tcp/udp socket, it does not manipulate the data you enter in any way. Try comparing with Hercules running in TCP Server mode to confirm, and compare against postman.

What is it that goes wrong? Do you get 'command sent' in Designer when you attempt it? Try running Hercules TCP server to see the actual data that comes in vs postman.

There is no way to control z-wave directly from Demopad, you will need a 3rd party Z-Wave gateway of some kind.

I believe IP2IR units allow up to 8 simultaneous connections, so that should be ok. What about the test with iTest - do you see the same issue? If you don't, then try a button on the app which does nothing except send that single command - that should narrow down the issue.