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Started by murcel, October 12, 2012, 12:33:45 PM

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murcel

Is the above device supported as an ip controlled devie and if yes, what are the steps of inegrating it?
I only found an template for 2309?

Thanks for showing me the right direction.

totallymaxed

Quote from: murcel on October 12, 2012, 12:33:45 PM
Is the above device supported as an ip controlled devie and if yes, what are the steps of inegrating it?
I only found an template for 2309?

Thanks for showing me the right direction.

Yes the 2313 is supported. Device template #1947 is what you need. This is a general purpose Denon device template that we use for all Denon Amplifier/Surround Receivers. As the inputs on the 2313 are differently named this will need to be modified but all Denons 'speak' the same protocol.

We may move support for different Denon devices into separate templates in the future.

All the best


Andrew
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murcel

Quote from: totallymaxed on October 12, 2012, 03:07:59 PM
Yes the 2313 is supported. Device template #1947 is what you need. This is a general purpose Denon device template that we use for all Denon Amplifier/Surround Receivers. As the inputs on the 2313 are differently named this will need to be modified but all Denons 'speak' the same protocol.

Andrew, but means i can only control it by RS-232?

tschak909

The same protocol is used over Ethernet and RS232.. just change the connection type, and remove the Com Port on PC device data, and replace it with TCP Port device data. By default, the Denon talks on port 23.

-Thom

tschak909

This is of course, assuming the driver is written in GSD... :)

-Thom

totallymaxed

Quote from: murcel on October 12, 2012, 03:51:24 PM
Andrew, but means i can only control it by RS-232?

No you can use IP or RS232

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totallymaxed

Quote from: tschak909 on October 12, 2012, 04:44:31 PM
This is of course, assuming the driver is written in GSD... :)

-Thom

Its a Whisperer device and it works over IP or RS232
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murcel

Quote from: totallymaxed on October 12, 2012, 05:02:24 PM
Its a Whisperer device and it works over IP or RS232

Should there be any auto generated scenarios after the template is added?

Marie.O

The LinuxMCE Denon device does not add any scenario, but you should see it in the advanced page, where you are able to send selected commands to the device (under Infrared Control). I have no idea if it is the same for Dianemo, but I assume it is. Theoretically one should be able to add the tuner part of the AMP as a scenario.
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totallymaxed

Quote from: murcel on October 12, 2012, 05:23:09 PM
Should there be any auto generated scenarios after the template is added?

No.

But if you set your Orbiter to the Room/Entertainment area that the Amp is (and you have the Dianemo skin selected) then you will see Vol +/Vol - and Mute on the Home screen and these should control those functions of the Denon for example.

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murcel

yes i found out and it is working.

thanks.