Well, the crow ip module is shipped with stock firmware from Crow; which is useless because it doesn’t support telnet or any other connections but only their own smartphone app.
In order to be able to use this custom component, there are things to be done:
A different firmware should be uploaded to the ip module. This firmware is written by AAP (https://www.aap.co.nz/). The version for this firmware is Ver 2.10.3628 2017 Oct 20 09:48:43 and it is specifically written for telnet connection to home automation software. You will need to contact AAP from their email address in that web page and request this firmware. If you are unable to get it, i can also provide you with that but please be aware that i accept no responsibility for if you turn your ip module to brick while uploading the firmware; or any other problems whatsoever.
You will need a windows PC and D-Link USB upload Cable (USB D-LINK - Tools - Arrowhead Alarm Products or d-link crow cable) to be able to load this specific firmware to your ip-module card. Once you do it and make the necessary settings from its WEBUI, you will be able to use this custom component.
And please make note that you will not be able to use the Crow or AAP smartphone app anymore. This firmware supports only the telnet connection; not the crow/AAP smartphone app. But i use the homeassistant ios companion anyway so i don’t need any other app for my runner 8/16.
EDIT: AAP is a Crow subsidiary who manufactures the IP Modules for the Crow. So, even though it says Crow IP-Module, it is basically the same with AAP IP-Module (As far as i know)