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Integrating Third-Party Systems with Haptique

Overview

Haptique's configuration app allows users to control and interact with third-party systems using simple HTTP URLs, Telnet commands, or ADB (Android Debug Bridge). This feature enables seamless automation and remote control of a variety of devices and applications. This feature can be used by Custom URL in add devices on Config app.

Supported Integration Methods

1.HTTP Requests

The app can send HTTP GET or POST requests to interact with web services, APIs, or local network devices.

Example: http://192.168.1.100/api/device/on

Supports authentication and custom headers if required.

2.Telnet Commands

Haptique can send raw Telnet commands to devices that accept network-based command execution.

Example: telnet 192.168.1.150 23 followed by POWER ON

3.ADB Commands

For Android-based systems, Haptique can execute ADB shell commands to control apps, launch services, or simulate inputs.

Example: adb shell input keyevent 26 (to turn on an Android screen)

How to Configure

1. Adding an HTTP Request

Open the Haptique configuration app.

Navigate to the Third-Party Integration section.

Select HTTP Request.

Enter the URL, method (GET/POST), and optional parameters.

Save and test the request.

2. Sending Telnet Commands

Open the Haptique configuration app.

Go to Third-Party Integration > Telnet.

Enter the IP address, port, and command sequence.

Save and test the connection.

3. Using ADB Commands

Ensure the target Android device has USB Debugging enabled.

Open the Haptique configuration app.

Navigate to Third-Party Integration > ADB.

Enter the command (e.g., adb shell am start -n com.example/.MainActivity).

Save and execute the command.

Use Cases

Controlling smart home devices that support HTTP or Telnet.

Sending automation triggers to servers or applications.

Remotely managing Android-based kiosks or set-top boxes.

Troubleshooting

HTTP request fails – Verify the URL and network connectivity.

Telnet command doesn’t work – Ensure the device allows Telnet access and check firewall settings.

ADB command not executing – Check if the target Android device has ADB debugging enabled.

For further assistance, contact Haptique support