Busch Jaeger inet radio inet 8216

Hi All,

I have a Busch-Jaeger inet radio(wifi based) which is a great way to have music in the bathroom :blush:. Busch-jaeger has created an app for the radio, but it would be great if there is a home assistant integration as well.

I checked the internet and noticed that there is iobroker Javascript integration, maybe that could help creating a HA integration?
Unfortunately, I have no coding background but am obviously more than willing to support and test.

https://forum.iobroker.net/topic/24043/vorlage-busch-jäger-radio-inet-8216-u/28

Regards,
Jeroen

I am totally with you. Maybe you could drop your request in the GITHUB community as well. Cheers!

Hi, the iNet radio shows up in HA as a DLNA Digital Media Render, unfortunately there seems to be some sort miscommunication when connecting to the render. Does anyone have some expertise on how to diagnose and fix this error. I have read a bit about fooling the header so “simple” devices can connect. Using the BubbleUPnP App on my phone I can connect to the iNetRadio.

Thanks

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Looking at the product description it says something about integrated webserver for management and control, so maybe the REST integration can already solve this issue.

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Thank you, would you like to describe the procedure to do so in more detail, or maybe provide some reference (links?) . ThanX in advance!

REST is a protocol based on HTTP communication and that is what a webserver also use, so if you can find where a sensors value is, then HA can be set up to pull that sensor.
Likewise with commands on the webserver, where they can be integrated as service calls in HA.

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Hi there, obviously you unburied that thread. Thank you for that :wink:

Unfortunately I disconnected my “radio” and before starting all over again, I’d kindly like to ask you, whether you have found a way to solve the issue…

Regards and ThanX in advance!

Any news to that topic? I have no idea how to use the RESTful Sensor. Does anyone have a solution and could give me the code?