direct IP ethernet Marantz

[trevorst]

Your condition statements are way off the mark..
I'll send you the feedback statement tonorrow.

[DemoPad]

Hex bytes are represented in the software in \x format, so your response terminator should be \x0D, not just 0D, and your hex bytes returned should also be entered in \x format, with no spaces in between. Every time the app sees the response terminator, it checks against the patterns to see if one matches, so it is not valid to have a \x0D contained within the pattern in this case.

You can also just enter the text of the response, eg:

@PWR:2

which is the 2nd half of the response you have entered (\x40\x50\x57\x52\x3A\x32)

[trevorst]

Here is a file with the feedback I use at the moment. You will have to rename it from Denon Feedback.txt to Denon Feedback.dc2 as the forum would not allow me to attach a .dc2 file.
just import it into the feedback section of your Marantz Device and configure the actions after renaming

I have also added a couple of graphic showing the feedback info.

Good Luck

Feedback.PNG

Feedback 1.PNG

[flinke flasche]

hi,

can you show me the feedback action of Master Volume?

[trevorst]

hi,

can you show me the feedback action of Master Volume?

It is the first feedback on the first graphic above..
The Denon/Marantz adjusts and returns volume in 1/2 step increments ie 32.5 33.0 etc
The above feedback strips the .5 etc and returns only the first two digits ie 32 33 34 etc.

[flinke flasche]

can you give me the code for 32.5, please

[trevorst]

Don't understand your question, there is no code for 32.5. You will have to parse it if you want the fine control.
The feedback I use is MV([0-9a].) limits the feedback returned to 2 characters that I then attach to a label and a number.

Capture.JPG

[flinke flasche]

I thought there is a code for 32.5

I have a feedback that shows me 32 5
it show my the 3 numbers without the .

How can i display the .

[trevorst]

That is why I limit the feedback to 2 characters..
I don't need to see the .5 so I'm not going to spend the time figuring out how to capture and display it.
Like I said if you want it then parse it out.

[flinke flasche]

For what is the "a" in you code?
My code looks like
MV([0-9].) for 2 characters
MV([0-9]*) for all characters

I try a lot of codes but no one works.
I think the only way it will work is to write an action for each Feedback code.

MV805 -> send to a Label 80.5
MV80 -> send to Label 80.0

For every 200 codes.

[trevorst]

You got it... That is why I only use the first two charcters. No reason to see 30.5, 30 tells me all I need to know.

The (a) in the regex means alpha characters, not really needed in this code but I just included by habit.

[nealconyard]

Sorry to thread jack everybody but I need some similar help in getting feedback on a Pioneer Sc-2025 AVR.

I have the IP commands from Pioneer for the AVR which I am using to send commands but am a bit like a fish out of water when it comes to retrieving 2-way feedback data.

At the moment I'm also just trying to use a label to indicate when the AVR is switched on/off (and then use this to swap volume commands between TV and AVR)

I know I need to send the AVR the command ?P and then receive the following commands:

pwr0 = on
pwr1 = off

depending on the power state.

Can someone tell me how I go about polling the AVR to query the power state and then use it to add a label based on the power state

[trevorst]

I suggest you start a new thread with the title Pioneer Sc-2025 to get help from people that have that device.

[cv27]

See the attachments. Capture-1 is the 2-way feedback, capture-2 is the action; mine is setting a flag, but you could set a label to "On" or whatever.