More hidden functionality behind the KPAs built-in webserver?

Firmware 3.0.2 has a "web-panel" that is served up on requests to its built in webserver (plug your home network with a working DHCP-server into the KPAs network port to try it out). A request for "http://[kpa-ip-addr]/" gets redirected to a panel that show what an attached KFC would look like (display and LEDs). Stomps toggled on/off and rig-changes are immediately reflected by the browser-panel. Something similar that would reflect a combination of the KFCs displays in browse-mode and performance-mode, but without the footswitch-bits, would be very useful to serve up for example on a mic-stand-mounted smartphone for someone like me who don't have a KFC. In performance mode with the FCB1010 and a large number of performances and slots in use I sometimes forget where a stomp is placed in a rig. Turning to look at the KPA is a hassle, and it won't help either as the perf-mode display says nothing about how the stomps are organised. I first wrote this a feature request, but maybe there are other gems already hidden in the KPA's firmware?

Does anyone know if there is something else useful hidden behind the KPAs webserver?

Quote from drbill

Maybe not an editor, but something. Note that you wouldn't be able to use this and the remote together, Maybe with an ethernet switch and a POE adapter for the remote?

I don't have a KFC. If I did I would put a sniffer on the network to check how it works. I suspect that the KPA and the KFC may communicate back2back using IP with ad-hoc addressing. If so there is little required in terms of development to make the units interoperate with other equipment on a shared network. Most important being code for the units to locate each other, and to identify and establish sessions to the right node in cases where there are multiple KPAs and/or KFCs connected to the same IP subnet.

Quote from Fridh

Does it work on Apple or only Windows computers? I use Apple..

The OS doesn't matter, but the browser may. I'm using Chrome on Linux and OSX. Haven't tested with Safari on my mac.

Quote from Michael_dk

Where do you find the kemper's IP address?

I don't think there is a way to view the address on the KPA itself. You have to look at the list of assigned client IP-address for your DHCP-server. Usually that means that you have to examine the status of the DHCP-server built into your home router which is the most common source of DHCP on a home network.