LANGUAGE

Description

> Get or Set Language configuration.

> Currently, there are several language sets available in the device. The mapping of the language index and language set is listed below. Because the language set is added from time to time and might be vary from device to device. It needs to check the specification of the device to know how many and which language sets are available for a device.

> If the CHANNEL=n was set with this URL to the Multi-Channel device, this URL will be treated as read-only command and the Router's LANGUAGE setting will be returned.

> Mapping table of language index and language set

> Language Index | Language Set | Character Set
> 0 | English | UTF-8
> 1 | Traditional Chinese | BIG5
> 2 | Simplified Chinese | BG2312
> 3 | Japanese | EUC-JP
> 4 | Spanish | ISO-8859-1
> 5 | Italian | ISO-8859-1
> 6 | German | ISO-8859-1
> 7 | Portuguese | ISO-8859-1
> 8 | Czech | ISO-8859-1
> 9 | French | ISO-8859-1
> 10 | Finnish | ISO-8859-1
> 11 | Hungarian | ISO-8859-2
> 12 | Dnish | ISO-8859-1

Input Argument

> 0~Max Language index

Attribute

- Readable and Writable
- On-Fly

Return of Message

- Read Operation

> LANGUAGE='0'

- Write Operation

> OK: LANGUAGE='0'
> or
> ERROR: LANGUAGE='0'

Applicability

- WPL Platform : All Devices
- EPL Platform : All Devices
- PlatfotmT : All Devices
- Multi-Channel Encoder : All Devices

Status

> Valid

See Also

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Example

- Read Operation

> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/system?USER=Admin&PWD=123456&LANGUAGE
> or
> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/cmd/system?LANGUAGE

- Write Operation

> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/system?USER=Admin&PWD=123456&LANGUAGE=0
> or
> http://ip:port/cgi-bin/cmd/system?LANGUAGE=0

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