Onkyo TX-NR609, TX-NR509, TX-SR309 Thread - Page 54

#!/bin/bash
#
# Simple script to control my Onkyo TX-NR609 from any linux host
# using just bash (or sh) and netcat (nc), works on my Nokia N900.

# Set the IP and PORT of your AVR
IP=192.168.1.132
PORT=60128

########################################
if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then
        echo "$0 mute, unmute, off, on, vup, vdown, ..."
    exit 1
fi

# Command to send: 
for i in "$@"; 
do
    case $i in
    forcemute)
        COMMAND='!1AMT01'
        echo "Muting"
        ;;
    forceunmute)
        COMMAND='!1AMT00'
        echo "Unmuting"
        ;;
    mute)
        COMMAND='!1AMTTG'
        echo "Toggling Mute"
        ;;
    mutestat)
        COMMAND='!1AMTQSTN'
        echo "Mute Status"
        ;;
    off)
        COMMAND='!1PWR00'
        echo "Power off"
        ;;
    on)
        COMMAND='!1PWR01'
        echo "Power on"
        ;;
    vup)
        COMMAND='!1MVLUP'
        echo "Volume up"
        ;;
    vdown)
        COMMAND='!1MVLDOWN'
        echo "Volume down"
        ;;
    pwrstat)
        COMMAND='!1PWRQSTN'
        echo "Power Status"
        ;;
    z2on)
        COMMAND='!1ZPW01'
        echo "Zone 2 on"
        ;;
    z2off)
        COMMAND='!1ZPW00'
        echo "Zone 2 off"
        ;;
    z2stat)
        COMMAND='!1ZPWQSTN'
        echo "Zone 2 Status"
        ;;
    z2vdown)
        COMMAND='!1ZVLDOWN'
        echo "Zone 2 Volume Down"
        ;;
    z2vup)
        COMMAND='!1ZVLUP'
        echo "Zone 2 Volume Up"
        ;;
    z2vstat)
        COMMAND='!1ZVLQSTN'
        echo "Zone 2 Volume Stat"
        ;;
    *)
        echo "$0 mute, unmute, off, on, vup, vdown, ..."
        exit 1
        ;;
    esac

    ############
    # String to send is :
    ISCP="ISCP\\x00\\x00\\x00\\x10\\x00\\x00\\x00"
    LENGTH=$(echo "\\x$(printf "%0.2x" $(echo $COMMAND | wc -c ))")
    MID="\\x01\\x00\\x00\\x00"
    CMD=${COMMAND} # Just to show the command's structure. :-P
    END="\\x0D"
    ##########
    # Mute example :
    # echo -e 'ISCP\\x00\\x00\\x00\\x10\\x00\\x00\\x00\\x08\\x01\\x00\\x00\\x00!1AMT00\\x0D' | nc $IP $PORT

    # (-i 1) allows you to get the status information sent back, not used at the moment...
    echo -en "${ISCP}${LENGTH}${MID}${CMD}${END}" | nc -i 1 $IP $PORT

    # A little pause if more than one argument is used, you can't send commands too quickly it seems!
    if [ $# -gt 1 ] ; then
        sleep 1;
    fi 
done