HTTP Postman
HTTP Postman is a Q-SYS plugin for controlling any device that exposes simple HTTP GET or POST endpoints
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About Q-SYS HTTP Postman
HTTP Postman is a Q-SYS plugin for controlling any device that exposes simple HTTP GET or POST endpoints — for example a Grandview motorized projector screen driven by URLs such as http://192.168.1.12/Open.js?a=100. Instead of hard-coding requests in a control script, HTTP Postman gives you a configurable list of “Send” strings, each with its own method, URL, and optional POST body, which can be fired from a button, a User Pin, or an automatic poll timer.
It also gives you a matching “Receive” side: the raw body of the last HTTP response is shown on-screen, and a configurable list of match strings — each with its own output User Pin — lets you turn text in that response (e.g. a device’s “opened”/“closing” status) into discrete logic signals for the rest of your design.
This guide covers everyday use: adding the plugin to a design, configuring Send and Receive rows, using on-demand and polled requests, and troubleshooting common issues.
Version History
| Version | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.0 | 17 July 2026 | Initial release |
User Guide
