Thank you
You may be able to shoot it a http command to tell it to reboot (replicating what it's own webpage allows your browser to do). That may be possible via a Rule or, if you want more control, a driver that interfaces with the webpage UI it provides.
The model shown in your images (which were snazzy btw) doesn't look like a newer model of that product line, but not really important - some thoughts I had were:
Use a win10 macro (built into OS) to simulate the steps - then call the macro ...
Put a Smart outlet on the device power cord and just turn it off, then on.
I was playing a bit with a computer controller app that was working and improving:
Thx
Is there a tutorial to find the http command? Thanks
I could not find one readily and I am not home to access my Hubitat for a quick check. But I imagine it would be the same URL you send as from the router.
So if the router has something like:
https://192.168.1.1/cmd?reboot
... to reboot itself, you could send it that.
If you use Chrome you can always turn on Developer tools from the "More tools" option in the settings menu. The network monitor there and tell you what the browser is sending/receiving with each button press or action in a site or link.
