Driver Details

Big Dog Power

By: RTI
Updated: Oct. 27, 2023
Version: 1.2

Description:

Driver to control Big Dog Power PDU's.

Important Note: Big Dog PDU FW v1.99 is known to break feedback communication when using any version of this driver. It’s required to update Big Dog PDUs to v2.04 for full control and feedback when using driver v1.2.

Version History:

Version 1.0: Initial release

Version 1.1: Updated communication protocol to provide backwards compatibility with firmware version 22.3.31 and later.

Version 1.2: Updated driver to include user credentials in requests for firmware 2.04 release.
 

Big Dog Power

Developed using a Big Dog Power PR-V7PI

Release History:

1.0: Initial Release of the driver.

1.1: Updated communication protocol to provide backwards compatibility with 22.3.31

1.2: Updated driver to include user credentials in requests for firmware 2.04 release.

Crucial update: Big Dog PDU FW v2.04 and later introduces user credentials. It’s required to update the Big Dog driver to v1.2 for control and feedback.

Important Note: Big Dog PDU FW v1.99 is known to break feedback communication when using any version of this driver. It’s required to update Big Dog PDUs to v2.04 for full control and feedback when using driver v1.2.

Configuration:

IP Address: The IP Address of the device. This is easily found on the MavBase website after registering the product.

Username: Username credentials for the unit. Default - admin

Password: Password credentials for the unit. Default - admin (can be changed at deviceip/outletSetup

Outlet Names: These are the names of the outlets, to be used by Integration Designer to name functions/variables for you to more easily program using this driver. These are also passed to the processor in the variables Name(From Config).

Outlet Count: This is a Read-Only property(in ID11.3) which shows how many outlets you have added to the system for this device. In ID11.2 or older, please do not change this property, or your driver may not function properly. This property auto-calculates as you add or remove sources from the driver.

Driver Notes:

• If you are looking to send multiple commands in rapid succession it is recommended to use a slight delay of 0.3 seconds. A good example of this would be an All on or All off type macro to make many outlets turn on or off.

Using the % character in the password locks you out. Stick to regular characters when setting the webgui password.