Re: Telnet Type Data to Domoticz Help
Posted: Monday 04 April 2016 22:24
I have been thinking of this one.
If this was my system, I would use Realterm, a communications terminal, to connect to the Amp
on the IP and port itself, using the Telnet section of the program.
Run the program and see if it is actually connecting, or has a channel/socket to each other.
I know it says connecting to Denon, it could have said anything and not necessarily doing anything in
particular. Don't forget, this is run on my system and I have more knowledge of this than yours.
If you see PW? sent, then you should expect the return Ascii back. This happens here, and when I put it
in a loop, it works every time, and switches the switch accordingly.
So , to check to see if my handy work is actually doing anything, I think this is the way we should proceed
to iron out bugs and glitches before we go any further.
If this was my system, I would use Realterm, a communications terminal, to connect to the Amp
on the IP and port itself, using the Telnet section of the program.
Run the program and see if it is actually connecting, or has a channel/socket to each other.
I know it says connecting to Denon, it could have said anything and not necessarily doing anything in
particular. Don't forget, this is run on my system and I have more knowledge of this than yours.
If you see PW? sent, then you should expect the return Ascii back. This happens here, and when I put it
in a loop, it works every time, and switches the switch accordingly.
So , to check to see if my handy work is actually doing anything, I think this is the way we should proceed
to iron out bugs and glitches before we go any further.