User defined web pages, Making and running user’s own code – SENA STS Series User Manual

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9.3. User Defined Web Pages

STS Series supports user defined web pages. User can set user-defined page as a first page which

will be popped up after user login to Web UI. For more information about changing default web page,

please refer to 3.9 Web Server Configuration section.

Once default web page is changed to Customer page, Customer page will be popped up after user

logs in to Web UI. To change contents of Customer page, user must modify index.html or default CGI

program. These two files are located under /usr2 directory of STS Series.

To change contents of index.html file, it is sufficient to change contents of index.html file. But to

change contents of CGI program, user should compile source code of CGI program after modifying

original source code. To compile source code of CGI program, user need cross development

environment or SDK(Software Development Kit) for STS Series. Please contact Sena Technical

Support to get SDK for STS Series or more information about cross development environment.

9.4. Making And Running User’s Own Code

To make user’s own application code, cross development environment or SDK(Software Development

Kit) for STS Series is needed. STS Series SDK is provided in the form of PC CF card. (Please contact

Sena Technical Support to get SDK for STS Series or more information about cross development

environment).

With STS Series SDK, user can make his own program in the CLI of STS Series.

For more detail information, please refer to STS Series customization guide.

With cross development environment, user can make his own program on his own Linux PC. And then

he can upload his own program to STS Series. To run this program in STS Series, user can use user

script file and/or crontab program. If the purpose of user program is manipulating of serial data, he

can use filter application menu. For more information about configuring filter application, please refer

to 4.2.8 Filter Application section.

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