iAquaLink Module
nicolau
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We are programming a house with an iAqualink Pool Controller. We are having problems using the AMX Module provided on the website. It is a pretty recent module (2017) so we never worried about it not working. Apparently it can’t start the session.
Here is a telnet session on the NX Master:
(0000078402) Loading 1 Duet Modules. (0000078649) Memory Available = 446906368 <45056> (0000080937) Device Access: DA.processNewDevice: {Device-Revision=1.0.0, Device-Category=ip, Device-Make=Zodiac, Physical-Device=0:4:0, objectClass=[Ljava.lang.String;@1d7a0b4, Device-SDKClass=com.amx.duet.devicesdk.PoolSpa, Bundle-Version=1.0.5, Device-Model=iAquaLin (0000080938) , Duet-Device=41001:1:0, service.id=25, Duet-Module=Zodiac_iAquaLink_Comm_dr1_0_0} (0000080940) Device Access: loadDrivers: searching for 1 drivers (0000081506) /opt/amx//bundle/Zodiac_iAquaLink_Comm_dr1_0_0: bundle matches flash file manifest (0000081650) Memory Available = 446263296 <643072> (0000081989) [DA_DeviceAccess] INFO org.ops4j.pax.web.service.internal.HttpServiceFactoryImpl - Binding bundle: [BundleImpl[id=32]] to http service (0000082585) Device Access: DA.processNewDevice: {Device-Make=Zodiac, Duet-Device=41001:1:0, Duet-Revision=1.0.0, Device-Revision=1.0.0, Device-SDKClass=com.amx.duet.devicesdk.PoolSpa, Physical-Device=0:4:0, IGNORE-UNKNOWN-NETLINX-COMMAND=true, Device-Channels=255, Po (0000082586) l_Time=10000, Device-Levels=42, objectClass=[Ljava.lang.String;@9eb7ff, service.id=28, Duet-Make=Zodiac, Device-Service=com.amx.duet.routers.snapi.ISNAPIRouter, IP_Address=10.0.0.2, Bundle-Version=1.0.5, Has-Notes=false, Timeout_Count=3, Device-Model=iAqu (0000082586) Link, Duet-Model=iAquaLink, Device-Category=ip} (0000082588) DriverLocatorSnapiImpl.findDrivers: Device-Service = com.amx.duet.routers.snapi.ISNAPIRouter (0000082588) DriverLocatorSnapiImpl.findDrivers: defaulting to /javalib/jars/duet/snapirouter (0000082589) Device Access: loadDrivers: searching for 1 drivers (0000082589) Device Access: DeviceAccess.loadDrivers: driver already active (0000082650) Memory Available = 445763584 <499712> (0000082805) SNAPIRouter: PoolSpaComponent loaded (0000082823) SNAPIRouter: ModuleComponent loaded (0000082868) CIpEvent::OnLine 41001:1:1 (0000084649) Memory Available = 445644800 <118784> (0000086649) Memory Available = 445517824 <126976> (0000101773) Memory Available = 445505536 <12288> (0000101783) Memory Available = 445489152 <16384> (0000101866) Memory Available = 445472768 <16384> (0000106649) Memory Available = 445386752 <86016> (0000111649) Memory Available = 445259776 <126976> (0000114398) Memory Available = 444989440 <270336> (0000115649) Memory Available = 444588032 <401408> (0000116291) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000116648) Memory Available = 444346368 <241664> (0000116824) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000117134) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000121572) Free disk space is at 66 percent (0000141649) Memory Available = 444235776 <110592> (0000147657) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000148203) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000148482) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000155484) Memory Available = 444219392 <16384> (0000155577) Memory Available = 444203008 <16384> (0000155659) Memory Available = 444186624 <16384> (0000155674) Memory Available = 444153856 <32768> (0000161649) Memory Available = 444108800 <45056> (0000177650) Memory Available = 444084224 <24576> (0000179006) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000191649) Memory Available = 443990016 <94208> (0000209399) Memory Available = 443219968 <770048> (0000209586) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000210087) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000210337) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000210649) Memory Available = 443092992 <126976> (0000211649) Memory Available = 442966016 <126976> (0000240581) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000240837) HttpPost - Response code: 403 (0000240842) HTTP ERROR 401 HAS OCCURRED TOO MANY TIMES. PLEASE CONFIRM THE USER NAME AND PASSWORD. MODULE WILL NOT ATTEMPT AGAIN WITHOUT INTERVENTION
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Here below another part of the telnet session turning on debug and sending again the e-mail address and password for the account: (I have removed the e-mail and password)
As you can see by the session above, the master can access the internet (it is pinging google).
With the credential I have, we can log on iAqualink website, access the control on the website and on the app.
Looking on debug messages on telnet session, it seems the module tries to access the following API: https://zodiac-api.realtime.io/v1/mobile/session.json. Searching on the internet, it seems that there’s another way to access that API: https://iaqualink-api.realtime.io/v1/mobile/session.json. But both seem to be working as if you place it on a browser, both reply: {"message":"Forbidden"}.
It looks like there's Aqualink 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 but it seems to me that all of them should work for a system. From their website:
Does any anyone have experience with this and can help?
Any missing information that could help I can provide on another message.
Thanks in advance.
Nicolau, we have heard back from the manufacturer who indicated they have made API changes. They are sending AMX ITG updated documentation and a revision is needed. Once an update is available, it will route through tech support to update your ticket and get you a link.
Thanks Chris.