penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

I found a few codes searching with google but is seems difficult to find codes to send. Codes I found so far

mute reciever

alias m='echo "tx 15:44:43" | cec-client -s'

turn off reciever

alias off='echo "tx 15:36" | cec-client -s'

turn on receiver

alias on='echo "tx 15:44:40" | cec-client -s'

request power status of receiver

alias pwstat='if [ "$(echo "tx 15:8f" | cec-client -s|grep ">>"|sed "s/.*>> //"|grep 51:90)" = "51:90:00" ];then echo on;else echo off; fi '

change input of receiver

alias t='echo "tx 15:44:69" | cec-client -s'

change the input of receiver to the tv input (toslink)

alias tv='echo "tx 4F:82:30:00" | cec-client -s'

raise receiver volume

alias v+='echo "tx 15:44:41" | cec-client -s'

lower receiver volume

alias v-='echo "tx 15:44:42" | cec-client -s'

denon BD

alias HDMI1='echo "tx 4F:82:11:00" | cec-client -s'

denon DVD

alias HDMI2='echo "tx 4F:82:12:00" | cec-client -s'

denon SAT

alias HDMI3='echo "tx 4F:82:13:00" | cec-client -s'

denon GAME

malard commented 3 years ago

Try cec-o-matic.com

cheers

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I found a few codes searching with google but is seems difficult to find codes to send. Codes I found so far

mute reciever

alias m='echo "tx 15:44:43" | cec-client -s'

turn off reciever

alias off='echo "tx 15:36" | cec-client -s'

turn on receiver

alias on='echo "tx 15:44:40" | cec-client -s'

request power status of receiver

alias pwstat='if [ "$(echo "tx 15:8f" | cec-client -s|grep ">>"|sed "s/.*>> //"|grep 51:90)" = "51:90:00" ];then echo on;else echo off; fi '

change input of receiver

alias t='echo "tx 15:44:69" | cec-client -s'

change the input of receiver to the tv input (toslink)

alias tv='echo "tx 4F:82:30:00" | cec-client -s'

raise receiver volume

alias v+='echo "tx 15:44:41" | cec-client -s'

lower receiver volume

alias v-='echo "tx 15:44:42" | cec-client -s'

denon BD

alias HDMI1='echo "tx 4F:82:11:00" | cec-client -s'

denon DVD

alias HDMI2='echo "tx 4F:82:12:00" | cec-client -s'

denon SAT

alias HDMI3='echo "tx 4F:82:13:00" | cec-client -s'

denon GAME

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penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

Try cec-o-matic.com cheers From: penguinjeff @.> Sent: 19 June 2021 20:07 To: Pulse-Eight/libcec @.> Cc: Subscribed @.***> Subject: [Pulse-Eight/libcec] How to find codes? (#573)

I could not figure out how to use that site. It doesn't seem to work right.

malard commented 3 years ago

The specification explains it also, the cec-o-matic website works correctly

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I could not figure out how to use that site. It doesn't seem to work right.

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penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

Is there a tutorial on how to use it? What do I type in where and how do I use any output. I don't understand how the output translates to hex codes I can send to cec-client. How do I get the information to type into cec-o-matic? Do I type in the hex of the manufacture? or the hex of the device? Or join them together or what? After I type in the code how do I find supported hex codes that I can send to the device what do I click next?

penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

The "try this" puts a code "F0:64:00:48:65:6C:6C:6F:20:77:6F:72:6C:64" but doesn't explain what that is?

malard commented 3 years ago

Press the down arrow to see the result

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The "try this" puts a code "F0:64:00:48:65:6C:6C:6F:20:77:6F:72:6C:64" but doesn't explain what that is?

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penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

If I click on the arrow after it shows source "unregistered" destination "TV" What is source and what is destination? It looks like it probably has the text "hello world" in the hex and that this is probably the code to set the On Screen Display(OSD) to "hello world" maybe on a tv? Where would the OSD even be on a TV? So would it only show me commands I already know? That is not what I was asking for I want to know where I can get the commands I do not know?

penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

OK I think I figured it out a little. It seems a bit incomplete. Now I know a bit more about what the command it is that I am sending. And that I can modify the command to be more accurate. Thank you for your help. This might help me build a few of my commands. I guess denon receivers do not follow some of the standards. I'm not sure how to change the channel on my radio with this.

DunkanA commented 3 years ago

I've also struggled with cec-o-matic, but have figured out that some commands get sent and it doesn't matter where they come from, so you just say they come from Unregistered. If you enter all the commands you know, and press the down arrow, they will explain what CEC command is being issued. If you modify the command, i.e. change the source or destination, then press the up arrow to get the new code. You can try all the CEC commands and sometimes cec-client will reply saying it's unsupported. Or it, accepted and doesn't work.

If you study the format of your known commands you will see that the 1st digits is the source (0-F = 0-15) and the 2nd digit is the destination. The 3rd/4th digits are the command to issue, the 5/6th are the subcommand, followed by any parameters/text required

You asked for all the commands you don't know, well cec-o-matic has all the codes that CEC standard supports, you might have to talk to the vendors of your kit to see if they will give you a list of what commands they support.

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If I click on the arrow after it shows source "unregistered" destination "TV" What is source and what is destination? It looks like it probably has the text "hello world" in the hex and that this is probably the code to set the On Screen Display(OSD) to "hello world" maybe on a tv? Where would the OSD even be on a TV? So would it only show me commands I already know? That is not what I was asking for I want to know where I can get the commands I do not know?

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penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

Yeah I just figured out the commands still work from unregistered. I will write up some instructions for cec-o-matic as I want even less struggle for the next guy. I still doubt it will show me how to use my radio on my denon receiver but maybe looking up what othes have done now that I know some commands will give me a clue where to start.

penguinjeff commented 3 years ago

Ooooh with typing in the F5:44:02 command I see a good list of command that I wanted to know now to try them out and see if they work on my receiver.

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How to find codes? #573

mute reciever

turn off reciever

turn on receiver

request power status of receiver

change input of receiver

change the input of receiver to the tv input (toslink)

raise receiver volume

lower receiver volume

denon BD

denon DVD

denon SAT

denon GAME

mute reciever

turn off reciever

turn on receiver

request power status of receiver

change input of receiver

change the input of receiver to the tv input (toslink)

raise receiver volume

lower receiver volume

denon BD

denon DVD

denon SAT

denon GAME

You asked for all the commands you don't know, well cec-o-matic has all the codes that CEC standard supports, you might have to talk to the vendors of your kit to see if they will give you a list of what commands they support.