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The
way you setup, monitor, and control your IO-204 module is through
the ioBridge Interface. The interface is accessible by any web
browser or web-enabled mobile device. For more information, see the
full Wiki
Pages >>
Dashboard
Once
you have signed in, the home screen is your Dashboard. From here you
have secure access to the system and also you can show IO devices or
"widgets" and have direct links to your modules. You decide
which I/O devices are shown on your dashboard to create a simple
single web page interface.

Modules
The
Modules tab lists all your IO-204 (you can have as many IO-204
assigned to your account as you like). This page shows how your IO is configured

Widgets
Widgets
are simple function objects that either control outputs or monitor
inputs and are created by following easy to follow wizards. Widgets
are used on the user's dashboard or can be dropped into a website
using auto generated HTML.

A
widget can be dropped onto the dashboard or it can be easily
embedded in your own webpage. Simple copy and paste the
auto-generated html code.
Actions
The
ioBridge Server can cause actions and events to happen in the
background. Actions are your link to messaging via email or text, web
services, events, and other channels and modules;
Here
are the current actions that are currently possible for the IO-204
You
have the ability to use multiple actions creating a stack. One
switch on a digital input can cause a servo to move to a fixed
position, turn on an X10 light, and send an email or post a Twitter
message all at the same time.
Data
Logging
Included
for free with your user account is the ability to create two data
logs that log digital and analogue input at 10 to 60 minute
intervals. You can set the frequency at which the data is log, view
historical graphs up to 30 days , and download the log file to your
PC. Once your log starts to fill up with data you can view a chart
and the ability to download the log from any given time period.

Data
Feed API
Our
developers created a way for all of you integrators, developers, and
hackers to access your module's live feed and easily integrate the
results into desktop applications, web applications, and social
network applications.
Data
Feed API Manual >>
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