perhaps with a second Rpi with lirc_web installed and wirelessly connected to the home network…
Hi,
Did you manage to use Orvibo blaster from HASS?
This looks like excellent IR remote that could be integrated in HASS:
Broadlink rm pro work good with rm bridge if you use curl wget command.
I use the following code to control my soundbar via my Orvibo >
platform: command_line
switches:
VEHO_SOUNDBAR_CMD:
oncmd: “python c:\.homeassistant\custom_components\switch\orvibo\orvibo.py -i 192.168.1.166 -e c:\.homeassistant\custom_components\switch\orvibo\veho-{{states.input_select.orvibocmdsoundbar.state}}.ir”
offcmd: “python c:.homeassistant\custom_components\switch\orvibo\orvibo.py -i 192.168.1.166 -e c:\.homeassistant\custom_components\switch\orvibo\veho-{{states.input_select.orvibocmdsoundbar.state}}.ir”
then I just use an input_select to choose a command such as vol-up or down on/off etc.
I used the following guide to get it to work with HA ---->
To get my Broadlink RM PRO Plus working with Telldus and HA I used a combination of Tasker (Andriod App), Auto Remote (Android Tasker Plugin and PC App) and RM Remote (tasker Plugin) and eventually I have a working interface with my RM PRO Tho’ it does need Telldus Live to send an Auto Remote (URL) to my phone. So you still have to have an Android phone on the same network for it all to work correctly, not really a problem for me as I only want to control stuff when I’m home
Could you explain more about this? What commands does this support? Can we really control this with just CURL?
Also, does this support 433mhz? I’d love a little hub that supported both IR and 433 for my cheapo 433 wall switches.
zmote.io is a new product that uses an ESP8266 and has an API as well as MQTT support to emit IR signals.
I’d love support for the http://xiaomi-mi.com/mi-smart-home/xiaomi-mi-smart-home-all-in-one-media-control-center/
Cheers
I too would like Harmony Hub support. More than just starting and stopping basic activities though. I would like to see individual actions such as pause/play etc.
That way I could have Alexa pause or mute things when I am in the kitchen. Functionality which is sorely missing from IFTTT.
Hey, you guys might be interested in this discussion: https://community.openhab.org/t/openhab-zmote-binding/14226
We are planning to have a dedicated binding for zmote for openHAB.
Or this discussion:
Almost done…
Sure.
Here are the relevant entries in my switches.yaml file (my configuration.yaml file points to this with the !include switches.yam
l line)
- platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Regarder%20TV name: "TV ON" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Eteindre%20TV name: "TV OFF" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Ecouter%20Musique%20NAS name: "Ecouter Musique NAS" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Arreter%20Musique%20NAS name: "Arreter Musique NAS" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/remotes/SamsungTV/KEY_PAUSE name: "TV Pause" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/remotes/SamsungTV/KEY_PLAY name: "TV Play" - platform: rest resource: http://192.168.0.111:3000/remotes/Harman-Kardon_HK3490/KEY_MUTE name: "Mute Amp" - platform: command_line switches: musique_on_off: command_on: "/usr/bin/curl -X POST http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Ecouter%20Musique%20NAS" command_off: "/usr/bin/curl -X POST http://192.168.0.111:3000/macros/Arreter%20Musique%20NAS" command_state: sleep 5 && ping -q -W 1 -c 1 192.168.0.102
I was also looking for an universal IR controller and landed on this thread.
So for someone searching a simple IR controller, I ended up buying a BroadLink RM Mini 3 for just 13.39$.
It’s already supported by Home-Assistant, simply add a code in this style:
switch:
platform: broadlink
host: 192.168.0.65
mac: '32:AA:65:FF:5A:25'
switches:
dolby_surround_volume:
friendly_name: "Test dolby sound"
command_on: 'ABCDE='
command_off: 'ACCH='
Command can be learned by simply calling the service broadlink -> learn_command_192_168_0_65
and pressing the key to learn on the original remote.
More information in the documentation: Broadlink RM Switch
The device does the same as the Xiaomi Mi All In One Media Control Center I assume (@PhyberApex)
A small update: the price seems to have increased since my last post, so don’t be surprise if you cannot find it for 13.39$, it’s now 21.92$ on Aliexpress!
In addition to the IR blaster above, you could also add a WiFi power switch and work out what state your equipment defaults to when the power is restored to the receiving IR devices. At least this way, you will always know that off is off and when you restore power to the devices you will know what state they currently are in (or should be in if their state doesn’t reset to a default).
I am using a broadlink to control my TV via IR. I wonder what people have built as a frontend to control channels and volume? Is there a quick way to display some commonly used buttons and add the required IR codes to those buttons?
You could use floorplan …