python-denonavr

forked from toebsen/python-denonavr

James-T1 fork - Includes Audyssey DynEq Reference Level + Dynamic Volume toggles:

* Autohotkey script to capture F13-F16 keys

* Windows 10 Registry key to remap MCE Remote red/green/yellow/blue buttons to F13-F16

* Fork changes main.py code to add in the Audyssey toggles. Works on Denon AVR-X3400h and should work on x3500h and comparable Denon receivers as well.

denonavr is a Python 3.x package that provides state information and some control of an Denon AVR X1000 device over a network. This is achieved via a telnet connection and the public protocol

It includes denonavr_server, an HTTP server to facilitate RESTful access to a denon devices.

Installing

1. Via source

    Download & extract zip archive of the code from the "Clone or Download" button at the top right
        - Or using git:    git clone https://github.com/toebsen/python-denonavr.git
    cd python-denonavr
    pip install -r requirements.txt
    Modify _main_.py to include the IP address of your Denon receiver.  
        - You will also want to set the MAC address of your Denon up as a static DHCP assignment in your router
    Run:  python setup.py install
        - This will compile and create the executable
    Browse to the folder:   C:\Users\<USER NAME>\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\Scripts\
        - Run:  denonavr_server.exe
        - Folder name may vary depending on which version of Python3 you have installed.
        - Once you have everything working add a shortcut to this executable in your Startup folder
    Run the Autohotkey script included in the original python-denonavr folder:  AHK MCE Remote Intercepts.ahk
        - Once you have everything working add a shortcut to this AHK script in your Startup folder
    Run the registry key change to remap the Red and Green buttons on the MCE remote:
        - Back up the registry key first:  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\HidIr\Remotes\745a17a0-74d3-11d0-b6fe-00a0c90f57da]
        - Run file:   Registry- MCE Remote - v2 Color buttons to F13 on.reg
    You should now be able to use the Green and Red MCE buttons to toggle the Audyssey settings.
        - You can also use your web browser to toggle them from:  
        -   http://127.0.0.1:5557/ps/toggle_dynvolume
        -   http://127.0.0.1:5557/ps/toggle_reflev

2. Via docker

    docker run --rm -p 5567:5567 toebsen/python-denonavr:latest

Running

Copy the denonavr.service file to /etc/systemd/system/. Modify the ExecStart path and arguments as necessary.

systemctl enable denonavr.service  # Enable on boot
systemctl start denonavr.service   # Start server
systemctl stop denonavr.service    # Stop server

Routes

All routes return JSON.

Power

• GET /power/state - will return the current power state
• GET /power/turnon - will turn on the device
• GET /power/turnoff - will turn off the device

Volume

• GET /volume/level - get the current volume level
• GET /volume/set/int:level_id - set the current volume (level_id is in DB)

Input Source

• GET /input/state - returns the current input source
• GET /input/switch/<source_id> - will switch to the given source (source_id is one of "dvd", "bd, "game", "satcbl")

inspired by https://github.com/happyleavesaoc/python-firetv