#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes drivers
#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes android
#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes tv

IP controlled devices also have their Own app’s. Why MyURemote and not many “brand” apps?.Additional device support can be added to MyURemote by advanced users. A key advantage of IP controllable devices is often that they provide additional feedback not possible via infrared because the IP connection is bi-directional. Controlling devices directly via IP control requires that MyURemote and your component can communicate over your Wi-Fi network.

#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes android

very could you implement HDMI output selection in the native driver? this is the only thing i miss.MyURemote (My Universal Remote Control) is an IOS and Android App able to control many home theater components with unmatched support for IP control. It is this function (grabbed from yaml posted in this thread)ĭescription: sets Yes/Out Main, HDMI Main, HDMIĭescription: sets Out Sub, HDMI Sub, HDBaseTĭescription: sets HDMI Out Selector Wrap-Around Up i would really like to do it automatically from Hubitat. so i manually change to between 'MAIN' and 'SUB' with the Onkyo AVR app.

#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes tv

However the AV setting for 'Both' doesnt work, it seems like the TV 'wins' the output. Side question: you're just using a z-powerstrip on the TV with a power monitor like the zooz? That's working well to detect on/off quickly?Īny idea how i get to control the HDMI out? i have an TX-NR686 with 2x 4K HDMI outputs (one is connected to TV and the other to projector. I've also been interested in giving smartly a go as a custom tile route, maybe this is my motivation. maybe I'll give it another go someday if I'm feeling lucky. I suspect it could do this in a flash if I could get past 'huh?'. I've never really had time to explore WATO app, tried a couple years ago and didn't get far before I realized my brain is too small. But I hear ya and will likely pursue the mirror idea.

#Onkyo rs232 avr control codes drivers

All the amp drivers I'm using respond to dimmer level/power, as do all the squeeze units, it's just the onkyo that's the outlier, hence the idea/question. Which is a hard ask for a tiny little android ph screen unless you got a stylus. As I've got a dozen music players, nearly as many amps, all needing (wanting) power/volume. I suppose my issue is really dashboard real-estate for ad-hoc adjustments to the environment.

I'm allergic to silence, so my amp is called on for both music and tv, but that backend logic is all sorted. Since it's formatted as 6 hex characters, I reblocked the dump to allign. Here are the PSH payloads since I don't think the ACK matters. Zone 1 Volume Up (I'll include hex payloads, if you need header data LMK, I have caps saved as well.) 1 Packet PSH, 1 ACK. Sniffing Traffic on an Android Emmulator running the Onkyo official app. Then I'm bored enough to do it RIGHT NOW.

This would provide the key bit of info needed to incorporate it into a driver.