Hi Stu,

There was a bug, I just fixed it, can you please check again?

Thanks,
Radu

You can see the IP when you connect to your unit’s internal webserver, directly via LAN . It is right after the “Server:” tag.

Fixed!

Direct link

Thanks!

The model A unit will reboot itself if the net is down for more than 4 minutes.

All the data received from 11000103 looks ok, and the system is functioning correctly. No need to replace power adapter or remove the end plate.

Instead, please check the Internet router, and any security settings or DHCP settings that could prevent the unit from obtaining Internet connectivity.

Alternatively, try a different Ethernet cable, or a different Internet router.

Let me know if this helps.

Thanks!
Radu

A more detailed tutorial is available on: https://www.uradmonitor.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/uradmonitor_api_example_response.pdf

You will need to pass the user-id and the user-key as headers to the HTTP Get call (go to the dashboard , then open the API tab for the right values). Next, for the actual call, you can use extensions in Chrome for that (like DHC) or online tools like Hurl.it . See the pic for an example with the latter.

Alternatively , you can also use the “Data” tab in the dashboard to achieve the same thing, easier.

Feel free to post any questions on this, I’d love to help.