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CHAPTER 4

Wiser

The Wiser is a rebadged SparkLAN WRTR-501 802.11b/g/draft-n WiFi Router with custom ﬁrmware. It runs an

embedded Linux system, with an expanded web interface for hosting Flash/XMLSocket based control of CBus.

According to the source code release from Clipsal, this runs Linux 2.6.17.14. The kernel conﬁguration indicates that

the board is a fv13xx ARM system. Also used by:

• Airlink101 AR680W

• PCi MZK-W04N

XMLSocket is also used by the iPhone version of the control software.

At the moment this is a rather unorganised set of notes while I’m still ﬁguring out the protocol and investigating the

inner workings of the system.

Note: In XML outputs in this document, new-line characters and basic formatting whitespace has been added to

improve readability. The original data does not contain this, unless otherwise indicated.

Note: This project provides it’s own replacement for Wiser’s web interface, called sage.

4.1 Downloading SWFs

First step is you are directed to the page /clipsal/resources/wiserui.html. This in turn loads the SWF

/clipsal/resources/wiserui.swf.

As this is SWF, there is a cross-domain access policy in place to allow the SWF to connect back to the server on other

ports:

<cross-domain-policy>

<allow-access-from domain="

" secure="false" to-ports="8888,8889"/>

</cross-domain-policy>

This conﬁguration appears to be one that allows anything to make requests to the Wiser. So you could write your own

implementation of the Wiser control UI and have it connect back, or if you use a well-known address for the Wiser,

any Flash applet on the internet could!

The resources and API classes are stored in /clipsal/resources/resources.swf. This contains things like

the cbus_controller class which is used to establish Flash XMLSocket connections.

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