I have a FireTV on FireOS 5.2.6.3. My NodeMCU is runnig the basic-example and is connected to the wifi. If i type: "echo -e "M-SEARCH\r\nurn:Belkin:device:**" | nc.traditional -u 192.168.178.26 1900" in a bash, i get a responds and see this in the Arduino IDE Monitor:
[FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one)
[FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one)
[FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one)
If i open the Alexa App on my phone to add a new device, nothing happens on the monitor and no new device is found. Even Wireshark does not respond: Where .25 is my machine, .1 is the router, .25 is the fireTV, .26 would be the ESP. Does this look normal?
Is the FireTV supported? Has anyone accomplished this?
Im trying to get this to work for so many hours now. I just don't know what to try next.
Original report by long (Bitbucket: longGr, GitHub: longGr).
Hello,
I have a FireTV on FireOS 5.2.6.3. My NodeMCU is runnig the basic-example and is connected to the wifi. If i type: "echo -e "M-SEARCH\r\nurn:Belkin:device:**" | nc.traditional -u 192.168.178.26 1900" in a bash, i get a responds and see this in the Arduino IDE Monitor:
[FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one) [FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one) [FAUXMO] UDP response for device #0 (switch one)
If i open the Alexa App on my phone to add a new device, nothing happens on the monitor and no new device is found. Even Wireshark does not respond: Where .25 is my machine, .1 is the router, .25 is the fireTV, .26 would be the ESP. Does this look normal?
Is the FireTV supported? Has anyone accomplished this? Im trying to get this to work for so many hours now. I just don't know what to try next.
Thank you so much for your help!