ollo69
commented
2 years ago Please attach diagnostic file
Closed nashant closed 1 year ago
ollo69
commented
2 years ago Please attach diagnostic file
nashant
commented
2 years ago {
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}Can you try to set the advanced option TCP port used to check power status from 0 to 9197 and check if fix this issue?
nashant
commented
2 years ago Done, will report back
ollo69
commented
2 years ago Any news here?
nashant
commented
2 years ago Bingo! That did the trick, thanks
nashant
commented
2 years ago Not bingo. Turns out it's not fixed
nashant
commented
2 years ago Is there any reason it doesn't just use a standard ICMP ping rather than trying to connect on a TCP port? I've nmap scanned it while on and the following are open: 7678/tcp open unknown 8001/tcp open vcom-tunnel 8002/tcp open teradataordbms 8080/tcp open http-proxy 8187/tcp open unknown 9119/tcp open mxit 9197/tcp open unknown 12345/tcp open netbus 15500/tcp open unknown 26101/tcp open unknown 37671/tcp open unknown 42939/tcp open unknown 43799/tcp open unknown 50125/tcp open unknown 59231/tcp open unknown
I'm going to leave connection attempts running overnight to all of them and see what happens
nashant
commented
2 years ago Solved my problem with this:
- name: Lounge TV Power State
platform: command_line
device_class: power
command: "( nc -z -w 2 172.16.0.30 9197 && echo 'open' ) || echo 'closed'"
scan_interval: 3
payload_on: open
payload_off: closedNot solved! Literally every port opens :(
ollo69
commented
2 years ago Having several TCP port open for communication is normal. I don't see any issue. Unfortunately some Samsung TV activate communication during activities as software upgrade checks or channels search, so integration detect it as on. A work around should use a power consumption sensor, create a binary sensor based on real power usage and associate it to integartion in advanced integration option. If power usage is under a specific limit, means that TV screen is off and so can be considered as off,
nashant
commented
2 years ago Is it not possible through SmartThings? The Samsung app always reports the correct power state. It would be really useful if there were at least a single port that only opened when the TV is actually on
ollo69
commented
2 years ago Smartthings power info is not reliable at all. I just have 1 TV, and in my case power state is always reported correctly. It would be good have information about a port to use to monitor for power status, but I don't have any information on this.
nashant
commented
2 years ago So the ports that absolutely seem to open every time the TV gets chatty are: 7678/tcp open unknown 8001/tcp open vcom-tunnel 8002/tcp open teradataordbms 8080/tcp open http-proxy 8187/tcp open unknown 9119/tcp open mxit 9197/tcp open unknown 12345/tcp open netbus 15500/tcp open unknown
There's one I haven't tested and that's 26101. That's the only one that doesn't seem ephemeral. I'll test that and report back
nashant
commented
2 years ago 26101 opens too. But I had nmap running for the last 7 hours and the first time it opened ports was 1 hour ago. How are you monitoring for the ports? Can you point me to the code?
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Describe the bug My TV sometimes reports an incorrect state. I believe this happens when either the tv (in standby) or SmartThings issues an
ms.channel.connectevent immediately prior to requesting the app list. I discovered this through an automation based on the state of the media_playerExpected behavior media_player reports correct state
Environment details:
Output of HA logs