How are you supposed to install the Powerswitch plugin under Linux on
7.3.1? I tried entering the url for the ZIP file in the extensions URL
and pressing Save but nothing happened.
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Mark Lanctot wrote:
> peter;372582 Wrote:
>
>> I wouldn't mess with IR if you can switch the thing over the network.
>>
>
> Why not? It's very, very easy, especially if the amp has an "IR IN"
> port - which means you can connect the two directly without sending IR
> commands over the air
peterw wrote:
> Aesculus;372658 Wrote:
>
>> Security is not a problem. I have the net firewalled and do not allow
>> any incoming connections outside the firewall to that IP address.
>>
>> Keep in mind that the Net interface is not using the Denon Web
>> controller, but the underlying control l
Aesculus wrote:
> peter;372582 Wrote:
>
>> Aesculus wrote:[color=blue]
>>
>> I would use the AmpSwitch plugin as a start. Replace the switching code
>>
>> by your IP commands. Do it directly with IO::Socket or use the Perl
>> Net::Telnet module if necessary.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Peter
>>
>
>
Aesculus;372658 Wrote:
> Security is not a problem. I have the net firewalled and do not allow
> any incoming connections outside the firewall to that IP address.
>
> Keep in mind that the Net interface is not using the Denon Web
> controller, but the underlying control language (serial) via the
peterw;372627 Wrote:
> With direct IR you'd also avoid the security problems that appear to
> exist in the Denon network control software. It appears that the Denon
> web UI is really primitive (from a security perspective) and all an
> attacker would need to do to mess with the Denon settings is
Mark Lanctot;372618 Wrote:
> Why not? It's very, very easy, especially if the amp has an "IR IN"
> port - which means you can connect the two directly without sending IR
> commands over the air using an ordinary stereo submini cable, no IR
> blaster hardware required:
>
> http://wiki.slimdevice
peter;372582 Wrote:
> I wouldn't mess with IR if you can switch the thing over the network.
Why not? It's very, very easy, especially if the amp has an "IR IN"
port - which means you can connect the two directly without sending IR
commands over the air using an ordinary stereo submini cable, no
peter;372582 Wrote:
> Aesculus wrote:[color=blue]
>
> I would use the AmpSwitch plugin as a start. Replace the switching code
>
> by your IP commands. Do it directly with IO::Socket or use the Perl
> Net::Telnet module if necessary.
>
> Regards,
> Peter
Peter: I could not find a AmpSwitch pl
peter;372582 Wrote:
> Aesculus wrote:
> > I would like to turn my Denon AVP preamp on and off when a particular
> SB
> > is turned on/off. I also want to set it up to be on the correct
> input
> > and sound settings etc and set the initial volumn of the preamp.
> >
> > The Denon can respond to a
Aesculus wrote:
> I would like to turn my Denon AVP preamp on and off when a particular SB
> is turned on/off. I also want to set it up to be on the correct input
> and sound settings etc and set the initial volumn of the preamp.
>
> The Denon can respond to a set of ascii based IP messages to ach
Can you use an IR Blaster, either using an IR emitter out the headphone
port of the SB2/3, the "IR OUT" on the Transporter, or direct to an "IR
IN" port on the Denon?
If so, use the IRBlaster plugin.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/IRBlaster
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Mark Lanctot
Current: SB2, Transporter, B
I would like to turn my Denon AVP preamp on and off when a particular SB
is turned on/off. I also want to set it up to be on the correct input
and sound settings etc and set the initial volumn of the preamp.
The Denon can respond to a set of ascii based IP messages to achieve
all of this. I kno
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