System Endpoint

The System class provides access to the core settings, configuration and system information of the BrainStem module.

The class provides access to the model type, serial number and other static information as well as the ability to set boot reflexes, toggle the user LED, as well as affect module and router addresses etc.

See the System Entity for generic information.

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/module

Get the current address the module uses on the BrainStem network.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/modulebaseaddress

Get the base address of the module.

Software offsets and hardware offsets are added to this base address to produce the effective module address.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/router

Set the router address the module uses to communicate with the host and heartbeat to in order to establish the BrainStem network.

This setting must be saved and the board reset before the setting becomes active.

Warning: changing the router address may cause the module to “drop off” the BrainStem network if the new router address is not in use by a BrainStem module.

Please review the BrainStem network fundamentals before modifying the router address.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/router

Get the router address the module uses to communicate with the host and heartbeat to in order to establish the BrainStem network.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/hbinterval

Set the delay between heartbeat packets which are sent from the module.

For link modules, these these heartbeat are sent to the host.

For non-link modules, these heartbeats are sent to the router address.

Interval values are in 25.6 millisecond increments

Valid values are 1-255; default is 10 (256 milliseconds).

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/hbinterval

Get the delay between heartbeat packets which are sent from the module.

For link modules, these these heartbeat are sent to the host.

For non-link modules, these heartbeats are sent to the router address.

Interval values are in 25.6 millisecond increments.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/led

Set the system LED state. Most modules have a blue system LED.

Refer to the module datasheet for details on the system LED location and color.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (boolean) –

    Boolean value to set.

    May be specified as a boolean, integer, or a string (formatted as “True”, “FALSE”, “1”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (boolean) – Value formatted as a boolean

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/led

Get the system LED state. Most modules have a blue system LED.

Refer to the module datasheet for details on the system LED location and color.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (boolean) – Value formatted as a boolean

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/ledmaxbrightness

Sets the scaling factor for the brightness of all LEDs on the system.

The brightness is set to the ratio of this value compared to 255 (maximum).

The colors of each LED may be inconsistent at low brightness levels.

Note that if the brightness is set to zero and the settings are saved, then the LEDs will no longer indicate whether the system is powered on.

When troubleshooting, the user configuration may need to be manually reset in order to view the LEDs again.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/ledmaxbrightness

Gets the scaling factor for the brightness of all LEDs on the system.

The brightness is set to the ratio of this value compared to 255 (maximum).

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/bootslot

Set a store slot to be mapped when the module boots.

The boot slot will be mapped after the module boots from powers up, receives a reset signal on its reset input, or is issued a software reset command.

Set the slot to 255 to disable mapping on boot.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/bootslot

Get the store slot which is mapped when the module boots.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/version

Get the modules firmware version number.

The version number is packed into the return value.

Utility functions in the aVersion module can unpack the major, minor and patch numbers from the version number which looks like M.m.p.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/build

Get the modules firmware build number

The build number is a unique hash assigned to a specific firmware.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/model

Get the module’s model enumeration.

A subset of the possible model enumerations is defined in BrainStem.h under “BrainStem model codes”.

Other codes are be used by Acroname for proprietary module types.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/hardwareversion

Get the module’s hardware revision information.

The content of the hardware version is specific to each Acroname product and used to indicate behavioral differences between product revisions.

The codes are not well defined and may change at any time.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/serialnumber

Get the module’s serial number.

The serial number is a unique 32 bit integer which is usually communicated in hexadecimal format.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/save

Save the system operating parameters to the persistent module flash memory.

Operating parameters stored in the system flash will be loaded after the module reboots.

Operating parameters include: heartbeat interval, module address, module router address.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/reset

Reset the system.

A return value of aErrTimeout indicates a successful reset, as the system resets immediately, which tears down the USB-link immediately, thus preventing an affirmative response.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/logevents

Saves system log events to a slot defined by the module (usually ram slot 0).

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/uptime

Get the module’s accumulated uptime in minutes

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/temperature

Get the module’s current temperature in micro-C

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/mintemperature

Get the module’s minimum temperature ever recorded in micro-C (uC).

This value will persists through a power cycle.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/maxtemperature

Get the module’s maximum temperature ever recorded in micro-C (uC).

This value will persists through a power cycle.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputvoltage

Get the module’s input voltage.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputcurrent

Get the module’s input current.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/modulehardwareoffset

Get the module hardware address offset. This is added to the base address to allow the module address to be configured in hardware.

Not all modules support the hardware module address offset. Refer to the module datasheet.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/modulesoftwareoffset

Set the software address offset.

This software offset is added to the module base address, and potentially a module hardware address to produce the final module address.

You must save the system settings and restart for this to take effect.

Please review the BrainStem network fundamentals before modifying the module address.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/modulesoftwareoffset

Get the software address offset.

This software offset is added to the module base address, and potentially a module hardware address to produce the final module address.

You must save the system settings and restart for this to take effect.

Please review the BrainStem network fundamentals before modifying the module address.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/routeraddresssetting

Get the router address system setting.

This setting may not be the same as the current router address if the router setting was set and saved but no reset has occurred.

Please review the BrainStem network fundamentals before modifying the module address.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/routetome

Enables/Disables the route to me function.

This function allows for easy networking of BrainStem modules.

Enabling (1) this function will send an I2C General Call to all devices on the network and request that they change their router address to the of the calling device.

Disabling (0) will cause all devices on the BrainStem network to revert to their default address.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (boolean) –

    Boolean value to set.

    May be specified as a boolean, integer, or a string (formatted as “True”, “FALSE”, “1”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (boolean) – Value formatted as a boolean

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/powerlimit

Reports the amount of power the system has access to and thus how much power can be budgeted to sinking devices.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/powerlimitmax

Gets the user defined maximum power limit for the system.

Provides mechanism for defining an unregulated power supplies capability.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/powerlimitmax

Sets a user defined maximum power limit for the system.

Provides mechanism for defining an unregulated power supplies capability.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    32-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/powerlimitstate

Gets a bit mapped representation of the factors contributing to the power limit.

Active limit can be found through PowerDeliverClass::getPowerLimit().

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/unregulatedvoltage

Gets the voltage present at the unregulated port.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/unregulatedcurrent

Gets the current passing through the unregulated port.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputpowersource

Provides the source of the current power source in use.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputpowerbehavior

Gets the systems input power behavior.

This behavior refers to where the device sources its power from and what happens if that power source goes away.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputpowerbehavior

Sets the systems input power behavior.

This behavior refers to where the device sources its power from and what happens if that power source goes away.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputpowerbehaviorconfig

Gets the input power behavior configuration

Certain behaviors use a list of ports to determine priority when budgeting power.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (string) – Value formatted as a list of integers

  • response.rawValue (list(integer)) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/inputpowerbehaviorconfig

Sets the input power behavior configuration

Certain behaviors use a list of ports to determine priority when budgeting power.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (list) –

    List of 32-bit values to set.

    May be specified as: * List of integers * List of strings (formatted as “0x40”, “40”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (string) – Value formatted as a list of integers

  • response.rawValue (list(integer)) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/name

Gets a user defined name of the device.

Helpful for identifying ports/devices in a static environment.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (string) – Value formatted as a string

  • response.rawValue (list(integer)) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/name

Sets a user defined name for the device.

Helpful for identification when multiple devices of the same type are present in a system.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (list) –

    List of 8-bit values to set.

    May be specified as: * String (formatted as “Hello”, “x40x41”, etc.) * List of integers * List of strings (formatted as “0x40”, “40”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (string) – Value formatted as a string

  • response.rawValue (list(integer)) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/resetdevicetofactorydefaults

Resets the device to it factory default configuration.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/linkinterface

Gets the link interface configuration.

This refers to which interface is being used for control by the device.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

PUT /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/linkinterface

Sets the link interface configuration.

This refers to which interface is being used for control by the device.

See JSON Schema for Request Object and Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Request JSON Object:

  • value (integer) –

    8-bit Integer value to set.

    May be specified as an integer or a string (formatted as “123”, “0x12”, etc.)

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/errors

Gets any system level errors.

Calling this function will clear the current errors. If the error persists it will be set again.

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value

GET /api/v1/brainstem/(serial_num)/system/(index)/protocolfeatures

Gets the firmware protocol features

See JSON Schema for Response Object

Parameters:

  • serial_num – Serial Number of device to access. Formatted as a hex string (e.g. “0x1234ABCD’). Optional on embedded REST server.

  • index – Index of entity to access. Default is 0.

Response JSON Object:

  • response.value (integer) – Value formatted as an integer

  • response.rawValue (integer) – Unformatted value