Test the Elk M1 XEP Ethernet interface online!

[electron]

If you have always wondered what the M1XEP ethernet interface offers, then here is your chance to take it for a test drive. Elk is now letting visitors to their website log in to the XEP interface connected to a live M1 alarm system. Check it out here:

http://www.elkproducts.com/products/m1/M1_Live_Demo.htm

Keep in mind that the M1XEP offers many other interesting features as well.

 

[Smarty]

From what I can tell this demo shows you what how ELK RP (seperate software program to buy) would work/look like using the M1XEP to connect to the M1 over ethernet.

I have a M1XEP module and it doesn't do that!

 

[electron]

I think you are confusing this software with Elk RM. Every M1XEP offers this web interface, you just have to configure it through Elk RP.

 

[Smarty]

Yep, indeed I am confusing it with Elk RM.

That being said, I am able to connect the M1XEP to the control and have done some configuring. I have not seen how to get to this type of interface. What am I missing?

 

[electron]

simply point your web browser to the IP address of your XEP, and the java interface should load. Make sure you configured a user account, and that you have the java engine installed.

 

[Smarty]

Learned something new!!!! Thanks!!!

 

[Ripper99]

Didn't seem to work for me with Firefox..works with IE which I try to avoid using.

Perhaps I need a java plug or something for Firefox..with IE I got the popup asking if I confirmed but not with Firefox..perhaps its my popup blocker.

 

[mustangcoupe]

Didn't seem to work for me with Firefox..works with IE which I try to avoid using.

Perhaps I need a java plug or something for Firefox..with IE I got the popup asking if I confirmed but not with Firefox..perhaps its my popup blocker.

I bet you just need Java as it loaded fine with FF here..... (latest version it dl update lastnight)

 

[electron]

works here as well, you definitely need to make sure that your java engine is configured in firefox as well.