[Add]: YAML with more button

[titou4307]

The problem

Hello

I create an new issue :

How find the other template button ? In the YAML there only the button "Turn everything off" In video youtube of @DIYtechie there is more buttons ???

These template button are done with code Hex it seems but how to find this code ?

I share here my YAML but only the first button was OK....The other don't do anything...

Many thanks at @Palakis for the Github and the @DIYTechie for research and complement on this project...

Which version of ESPHome was used when this happened?

2024.11.1

What platform are you using?

ESP8266

Board

NodemCU 12F AZ Delivery

Example YAML snippet

captive_portal:

external_components:
  - source: github://Palakis/esphome-hdmi-cec

hdmi_cec:
  # Pick a GPIO pin that can do both input AND output
  pin: GPIO12 # Required
  # The address can be anything you want. Use 0xF if you only want to listen to the bus and not act like a standard device
  address: 0xE # Required
  # Physical address of the device. In this case: 4.0.0.0 (HDMI4 on the TV)
  # DDC support is not yet implemented, so you'll have to set this manually.
  physical_address: 0x2000 # Required
  # The name that will we displayed in the list of devices on your TV/receiver
  osd_name: "HDMI CEC" # Optional. Defaults to "esphome"
  # By default, promiscuous mode is disabled, so the component only handles directly-address messages (matching
  # the address configured above) and broadcast messages. Enabling promiscuous mode will make the component
  # listen for all messages (both in logs and the on_message triggers)
  promiscuous_mode: true # Optional. Defaults to false
  # By default, monitor mode is disabled, so the component can send messages and acknowledge incoming messages.
  # Enabling monitor mode lets the component act as a passive listener, disabling active manipulation of the CEC bus.
  monitor_mode: false # Optional. Defaults to false
  # List of triggers to handle specific commands. Each trigger has the following optional filter parameters:
  # - "source": match messages coming from the specified address
  # - "destination": match messages meant for the specified address
  # - "opcode": match messages bearing the specified opcode
  # - "data": exact-match on message content
  # Actions called from these triggers is called with "source", "destination" and "data" as parameters
  on_message:
    - opcode: 0x36 # opcode for "Standby"
      then:
        logger.log: "Got Standby command"

    # Respond to "Menu Request" (not required, example purposes only)
    - opcode: 0x8D
      then:
        hdmi_cec.send:
          # both "destination" and "data" are templatable
          destination: !lambda return source;
          data: [0x8E, 0x01] # 0x01 => "Menu Deactivated"

button:
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn everything off (OK)"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0xF # Broadcast
        data: [0x36] # "Standby" opcode
  - platform: template
    name: "TV Turn On (OK)"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        source: 1 # can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0
        data: [0x04]
  - platform: template
    name: "TV Turn Off"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        source: 1 # can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0
        data: [0x36]
  - platform: template
    name: "Volume Up"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x41]
  - platform: template
    name: "Volume Down"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x42]
  - platform: template
    name: "Mute"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x43]

Anything in the logs that might be useful?

No response

Additional information

No response

[DIYtechie]

Hi :)

I use these button commands:

button:
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn all HDMI devices off"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0xF # Broadcast
        data: [0x36] # "Standby" opcode
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn TV on"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        source: 1 # can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0
        data: [0x04]
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn TV off"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        source: 1 # can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0
        data: [0x36]
  - platform: template
    name: "Volume up"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x41]
  - platform: template
    name: "Volume down"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x42]
  - platform: template
    name: "Mute"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 0x5
        data: [0x44, 0x43]
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn on Playback device 1"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x44, 0x6D]
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn off Playback device 1"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x36]
  - platform: template
    name: "Playback device 1 home button"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x44, 0x09]
  - platform: template
    name: "Playback device 1 select/ok"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x44, 0x00]
  - platform: template
    name: "Playback device 1 exit/back"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x44, 0x0D]
  - platform: template
    name: "Playback device 1 play/pause"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 4
        data: [0x44, 0x44]
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn on Playback device 2"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 8
        data: [0x44, 0x6D]
  - platform: template
    name: "Turn off Playback device 2"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 8
        data: [0x36]
  - platform: template
    name: "Playback device 2 play/pause"
    on_press:
      hdmi_cec.send:
        # "source" can optionally be set, like if you want to spoof another device's address
        destination: 8
        data: [0x44, 0x46]

[titou4307]

Re Hello @DIYtechie Thanks for your YAML

I will made connection properly and add the YAML

You connect where your HDMI Cec ? I have connect mine to HDMI 2 of my TV and code YAML like this :

  # Physical address of the device. In this case: 4.0.0.0 (HDMI4 on the TV)
  # DDC support is not yet implemented, so you'll have to set this manually.
  physical_address: 0x2000 # Required

Does it good ?

May be you use a switch ?

[DIYtechie]

This is slightly off topic, but mine is connected to an AVR, so my physical adress is 4200. It sounds about right that yours should be 2000. I think this issue about buttons can be closed.

[titou4307]

@DIYtechie Thanks for your response.....

I trying to solve the issue near me of button who not function in my home (I think my TV #2000 is to old to communicate with other peripheral I close this issue If needeed I open new issue Thanks for all

[titou4307]

Solded for the principal subject (YAML)