node-red-contrib-sendurl

Provides nodes for sending XML responses to a Unify OpenScape Desk Phone CP device SendURL request and Server Push requests sent to the Unify OpenScape Desk Phone CP device. Details around the SendURL key can be found on the wiki pages

Introduction

send url reply node

The SendURL FPK of the Unify OpenScape CP phone can be used to send a predefined HTTP/HTTPS GET or POST request in order to trigger a flow in your node-red installation. This node-red node can be used to pass information back to CP phone (or the user pressing the FPK on the phone).

The LED state can be on, off, blink or flutter
The LED colour can be green, yellow or red
The label of the CP600 FPK can be overwritten
The CP phone can be waken up from energy saving or screensaver mode

send url push node

The SendURL FPK of the Unify OpenScape CP phone can be triggered remotely to update it's status. This node-red node can be used to trigger the POST request sent to the device, so that the actual SendURL key gets updated.

Installation

npm install node-red-contrib-sendurl

Features

Define the following items for your response either from the node or via the msg object

send url reply node

msg.state will set the LED state to "ON", "OFF", "FLASH" or "FLUTTER"
msg.colour will set the LED to one of "GREEN", "YELLOW" or "RED"
msg.id should contain the symbolic name of the configured FPK
msg.wake will wake up the device from screensaver mode or energy saving mode when set to "TRUE"
msg.label will overwrite the current FPK label on a CP600 model

send url push node

msg.deviceAddr will be used as the target address to sent the POST request to
msg.protocol needs to be set according to the protocol configured for the SendURL key, either "http" or "https"
msg.serverAddr needs to be set according to the server address configured for the SendURL key.
msg.serverPort needs to be set according to the server port configured for the SendURL key.
msg.symbolicName needs to be set according to the symbolic name configured for the SendURL key.

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