cantfish
22-02-2010, 09:37 PM
Found this on the Octagone forum and used google to translate the German instuctions but I am missing something as can not get it to work.
Finally it is done and the first web interface
for Atevio is hereby released!
Many of our loyal board members have been waiting for!
Initially, only the main components have been integrated, it certainly will be followed by a few!
The base of this web interface is that of the UFS910 and was then designed by UFSJunkie.
As an ideal base, it has now been adapted for our Atevio Friends!
The Webstyle could therefore be completely taken over and saved a tremendous amount of development time.
Thanks again at this point in UFSJunkie!
The Webif was developed for Internet Explorer
and displays in Firefox or Safari a few errors in the centering,
but it works there, too.
Here are the main points
- Direct download in the AV7000 by various plugins
- Start / stop emus
- Various information about Boxstatus
- Time in the VFD, alternating with HDD Temp (menu plugin)
- Time in the VFD, alternating with date (Menu Plugin)
- Remove VFD Display (menu plugin)
Installation:
Download the tarfile, and copy via FTP to the Atevio Box -> / tmp
cd / tmp
tar-xzf webif_atevio_V0.5.tar.gz-C /
The Webif is started by entering the IP address in the browser of the PC
(Example: http://192.168.0.100)
In the setup menu allows several plugins are installed directly from a download server, a
Uninstall is already integrated. Before downloading the free space is checked and if necessary
not allowed (before uninstall).
With the button "Update list" is the current online plugin list reloaded from the server and the latest
Plugins will be available for selection (list refresh).
In the Information part of different information to the pits will be issued.
NOTE: The menu / other / plugin) appears only with the latest version of Atevio IRD.89 (not FAC!
This image allows only the autostart of the plugins!
In the AV700, the VFD display the time of the current station labeling can be blended,
dependent on the adjustment channel.
We wish all Atevio users with this tool a useful appreciation of their box!
Finally it is done and the first web interface
for Atevio is hereby released!
Many of our loyal board members have been waiting for!
Initially, only the main components have been integrated, it certainly will be followed by a few!
The base of this web interface is that of the UFS910 and was then designed by UFSJunkie.
As an ideal base, it has now been adapted for our Atevio Friends!
The Webstyle could therefore be completely taken over and saved a tremendous amount of development time.
Thanks again at this point in UFSJunkie!
The Webif was developed for Internet Explorer
and displays in Firefox or Safari a few errors in the centering,
but it works there, too.
Here are the main points
- Direct download in the AV7000 by various plugins
- Start / stop emus
- Various information about Boxstatus
- Time in the VFD, alternating with HDD Temp (menu plugin)
- Time in the VFD, alternating with date (Menu Plugin)
- Remove VFD Display (menu plugin)
Installation:
Download the tarfile, and copy via FTP to the Atevio Box -> / tmp
cd / tmp
tar-xzf webif_atevio_V0.5.tar.gz-C /
The Webif is started by entering the IP address in the browser of the PC
(Example: http://192.168.0.100)
In the setup menu allows several plugins are installed directly from a download server, a
Uninstall is already integrated. Before downloading the free space is checked and if necessary
not allowed (before uninstall).
With the button "Update list" is the current online plugin list reloaded from the server and the latest
Plugins will be available for selection (list refresh).
In the Information part of different information to the pits will be issued.
NOTE: The menu / other / plugin) appears only with the latest version of Atevio IRD.89 (not FAC!
This image allows only the autostart of the plugins!
In the AV700, the VFD display the time of the current station labeling can be blended,
dependent on the adjustment channel.
We wish all Atevio users with this tool a useful appreciation of their box!