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@juit/lib-tcl-router

v1.3.2

Published

Client for Alcatel/TCL routers

Downloads

19

Readme

Client for Alcatel/TCL routers

This is a super-simple client for Alcatel/TCL routers, in order to read informations from it.

For example, in Germany, the Vodafone GigaCube 5G is effectively a TCL HH500, and using this client we can retrieve (and monitor) interface statistics or connection status (network, RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ, SINR, ...)

const client = new AcatelClient('192.168.1.1', 'myPassword')
const data = client.poll()
// Data will be:
// {
//   imei: '350364240104600',        // The IMEI of the device              (from `GetSystemInfo -> IMEI`)
//   iccid: '89492028216017894497',  // The ICC-ID of the SIM card          (from `GetSystemInfo -> ICCID`)
//   device: 'HH500V',               // The name of the device              (from `GetSystemInfo -> DeviceName`)
//   connection_status: 'Connected', // The status of the connection        (from `GetConnectionState -> ConnectionStatus`)
//   bytes_in: 18972149764,          // The number of bytes in (downloaded) (from `GetConnectionState -> DlBytes`)
//   bytes_out: 1797941366,          // The number of bytes out (uploaded)  (from `GetConnectionState -> UlBytes`)
//   bytes_in_rate: 1187659,         // The rate (bytes/sec) of download    (from `GetConnectionState -> DlRate`)
//   bytes_out_rate: 418809,         // The rate (bytes/sec) of upload      (from `GetConnectionState -> UlRate`)
//   ipv4_addr: '10.17.152.95',      // The current IPv4 address or `null`  (from `GetConnectionState -> IPv4Adrress`)
//   ipv6_addr: null,                // The current IPv6 address or `null`  (from `GetConnectionState -> IPv6Adrress`)
//   network_name: 'vodafone.de',    // The network name                    (from `GetNetworkInfo -> NetworkName`)
//   network_type: '5G',             // The network type                    (from `GetNetworkInfo -> NetworkType`)
//   strength: 3,                    // The overall network strength (bars) (from `GetNetworkInfo -> SignalStrength`)
//   rssi: -65,                      // Received Signal Strength Indicator  (from `GetNetworkInfo -> RSSI`)
//   rsrp: -97                       // Reference Signal Received Power     (from `GetNetworkInfo -> RSRQ`)
//   sinr: 7,                        // Signal Interference + Noise Ratio   (from `GetNetworkInfo -> RSRP`)
//   rsrq: 11,                       // Reference Signal Received Quality   (from `GetNetworkInfo -> SINR`)
// }

To make sense of the various RSSI, RSRP, RSRQ, SINR values, see this post

This client is based on JSON-RPC, and all known methods for standard routers are exposed by invoking getXXX. For a list, see verbs below.

Verbs

All known verbs (JSON-RPC methods) are:

  • Public (no authentication required)
    • GetCurrentLanguage
    • GetLoginState
    • GetQuickSetup
    • GetSMSStorageState
    • GetSimStatus
    • GetSystemInfo
    • GetSystemStatus
  • Restricted (require authentication)
    • GetAutoValidatePinState
    • GetBlockDeviceList
    • GetClientConfiguration
    • GetConnectedDeviceList
    • GetConnectionSettings
    • GetConnectionState
    • GetCurrentData
    • GetCurrentTime
    • GetDdnsSettings
    • GetDeviceDefaultRight
    • GetDeviceUpgradeState
    • GetExtendTimes
    • GetLanPortInfo
    • GetLanSettings
    • GetLanStatistics
    • GetLogcfg
    • GetMacFilterSettings
    • GetNetworkInfo
    • GetNetworkSettings
    • GetParentalSettings
    • GetPasswordChangeFlag
    • GetPingTraceroute
    • GetPortTriggering
    • GetProfileList
    • GetSIPAccountSettings
    • GetSIPServerSettings
    • GetSMSContactList
    • GetSMSSettings
    • GetSystemSettings
    • GetTransferProtocol
    • GetUpnpSettings
    • GetUsageRecord
    • GetUsageSettings
    • GetVpnClient
    • GetVpnClientStatus
    • GetWPSConnectionState
    • GetWPSSettings
    • GetWanCurrentMacAddr
    • GetWanIsConnInter
    • GetWanSettings
    • GetWlanSettings
    • GetWlanState
    • GetWlanStatistics
    • GetWlanSupportMode
    • GetWmmSwitch