¶ Integration Note
| Manufacturer: | ANY |
| Model Number(s): | ANY WOL enabled device |
| Driver Name: | WakeOnLan |
| Driver Version: | 24.06.08.00 |
| g! Core Module Version: | 8.7.xx |
| Driver Developer: | Innovo |
| Document Revision Date: | June 8,2024 |
¶ Overview
This is a supported unique two-way implementation of a Wake-On-LAN driver with feedback and status feedback for the Elan Cloud.
¶ Supported Features
THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS ARE SUPPORTED :
- Variable number of Wake-On-LAN packets per event
- Event Trigger
- Feedback if WOL was successful or failed to wake up device.
¶ Driver Configuration
Your controller must be on the same subnet as the controller device Install an instance of the driver for each device.
¶ Installation Process
- Go to Sense Inputs, then add New Input Controller.
- Navigate to the folder where the driver is located and Choose the WakeOnLan
- You’ll receive a warning that this is not a Native Elan driver, click OK
- The Driver will automatically go into trial mode for 7 days. Wait for about 10 seconds and the Status will turn Green.
- MAC ADDRESS: (Required) Fill in the MAC Address of the device you want to wake up
- Number of WOL Packets: (Required, default 1) Choose the Number of WOL packets you want to send. Usually 1 is enough, however your device might require more
- Delay Timer: (Optional, default 5) Choose the Delay Timer after sending the WOL to check if the command was successful
- IP Address / Port: (Optional) If these two fields are left blank, the driver will not havea feedback (two-way) function. If IP address / Port are entered, the driver will try to connect automatically with the device to check if the WOL command was successful. You must find a port number on the device that can receive TCP connections. Any port number will do. To find a port number, turn on your device, use a tool such as NMap or Advanced Port Scanner. It’s recommended that you first run the scanning tool when the device is off then when it’s on and pick the port number that is only accessible when the device is on.
- For Activate / Deactivate Feature please see Integration Note For All Drivers document.
¶ Event Maps
The Driver has a built Event that will trigger whenever a WOL packet is sent and the driver receives a connection confirmation. This will only trigger if option (D) above is set.
- To Create an Event, Right click the WakeOnLan à State à Create Event Map For à State Change off
NOTE: the driver doesn’t detect the reverse state of On to Off
- Use the trigger to build out the needed event.
YOU ARE NOW READY TO USE THE DRIVER.
¶ Configuration Details
The following table provides settings used in Configurator …Please refer to the Configurator Reference Guide for more details.
In the table below:
- Type in the desired name for the item.
- The system will auto detect this variable.
| Devices | Variable Name | Settings | Comments | |
| Input | Name | User Defined (Default: WakeOnLan) | ||
| System # | <Auto Detect> | |||
| Device Type | Ethernet | |||
| Driver Name | WakeOnLan | |||
| Driver Version | <Auto Detect> | |||
| Driver Vendor | Innovo | |||
| Activation KEY | <User Defined> | |||
| IP Address | <User Defined> | |||
| Port | <User Defined> | |||
| System # | <Auto Detect> | |||
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Troubleshooting
- Driver not Activated. Wait 15 seconds after Apply