ProntoScript - interface with Philips Pronto

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So, I want to build an interface in my wall mounted Philips Pronto TSU9800 (universal remote discontinued in 2010) with buttons to send on/off commands to devices in Hubitat, just that. Given the infinite possibilities of the Hubitat system, this would be really neat. I installed MakerAPI and am using a test device.

Now, I came up with a script that should work, building on other posts from the Remote Central forum I adapted to work with a GET command like the below:

var socket = new TCPSocket(false);
socket.onConnect = function()
{
socket.write("GET /apps/api/150/devices/1153/on?access_token=a43ebdcb-bc49-4a37-a419-b30304277ed6 HTTP/1.1\r\n\r\n")
socket.close();
};
socket.onClose = function()
{
};
socket.onIOError = function(e)
{
label = "Error: " + e;
};
socket.connect('192.168.70.100’,80);

The Hubitat's IP is 192.168.70.100 and when using the string 192.168.70.100:80/apps/api/150/devices/1153/on?access_token=a43ebdcb-bc49-4a37-a419-b30304277ed6 in a browser it works just fine, i.e, the device 1153 turns ON. However, the script does not work. Nothing shows up in the logs of the Hubitat, so I assume that the command is not reaching it.

A similar script works in a Vera and am wondering why this does not work. The Vera needs http 1.1. Does Hubitat use another version?

Looking at the script, what possible failures can you spot in the command string and what could I try different?

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I'm not familiar with that language or the Phillips but one thing I'm suspicious of is the close() right after the write(). Depending on (a)sync calls Hubitat might see the socket is closed when it
wants to send a reply. A Get does get a reply - you probably want to read it, even if you ignore it. Is it possible to send the error message in the handler to a log or widget or something you can see?

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Just for the record and in case there's still a Pronto fan out there as I am, here's what works:

var socket = new TCPSocket(false);
socket.onConnect = function()
{
socket.write("GET /apps/api/150/devices/1153/on?access_token=a43ebdcb-bc49-4a37-a419-b30304277ed6 HTTP/1.0\r\nHost: 192.168.70.100\r\nConnection: close\r\n\r\n")
socket.close();
};
socket.onClose = function()
{
};
socket.connect("192.168.70.100",80,1000);

This sends a ON command to device ID 1153. The device ID is the MakerAPI device ID.

I will now spend some time building a few Pronto pages for my remotes to send commands to the Hubitat.