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VanVan / phantom-remote-control

HTTP Adapter to control Devialet Phantom Speakers (Play, Pause, Volume etc.)
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Power off speakers at night #4

Closed stephanfo closed 1 year ago

stephanfo commented 2 years ago

Thanks VanVan for your work on this repo.

Recently I've discovered the possibility to make Phantoms sleeping directly from the app (before I had to pressed 4sec the button on the back of each one). I would like to automatize the sleep mode every night (energy consomption concern). Do you know if it is possible using your method?

Thanks,

VanVan commented 1 year ago

Hello, The idea is good indeed. I personally didn't update my devaliet to DOS2, because then it's not possible to control the devialet from a Windows/Linux application, but only from Android/iOS. So I can't check by myself the DOS1 version I'm using doesn't offer a standby feature. However, if you can send me the network traffic communication allowing the application to control the devialet and sleeping mode, I could deduce how it works.

stephanfo commented 1 year ago

Thanks for your reply. I dug further into it, and maybe it’s better to wait a bit. DOS 2.14 comes with a documented API, and 2.16 should implement the API power off feature. Just FYI the official webpage with the pdf documentation.

https://help.devialet.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415207423378-Phantom-s-documentation-for-piloting-them-via-IP

VanVan commented 1 year ago

I just looked indeed, good news, the Phantom speaker is available since 2015, it will have taken 7 years, it's long, but I will finally be able to update to DOS2!

stephanfo commented 1 year ago

Agreed, very good speakers when it comes to sound quality & hardware, but software could have been way better. Now the point is when the 2.16 will be out...