GregMM

I was wondering if anybody knows how to long press select (in order to bring up context menu on YouTube to add to watch later without having to go into the video). Also the Gear / 123 / Colors quick menu button, but this is less important. If someone has this working on their Samsung TV with IP control, let me know what model and driver you are using. The model TV I have is QN65QN85CAFXZA, this as well as all the other drivers I have found seem to be controlling the TV over port 1516 with jsonrpc, however the TV also listens on port 8002 which is another IP control port using web sockets, I got a python script which worked to send a long press, but I cannot find a control4 IP driver that uses this 8002 port for control and I can not find much info on the port 1516 for sending a press / release, only sending messages like "remoteKeyControl", {remoteKey = "dash"} If anyone happens to know how to search drivers by modified date / sort by modified date let me know as well, I cant find any modified before 2019 (I am hoping to find a driver that uses the 8002 port for control) https://drivers.control4.com/solr/drivers/browse?&fq=manufacturer%3A"Samsung"&fq=controlMethod%3A"ip" SmartThings also seems to be able to push and hold as well as the quick menu button, but I have to figure out a way of capturing the communications while decrypting the SSL to reverse engineer whichever protocol smart things is using, I haven't run a cable to mirror the tv port to get a packet capture of the smart things traffic, so it may not even be encrypted, but I would think it is as the other 2 control connections are... Thanks, Greg

You can give this driver a shot if you can't get the other one to work, I only tested it on MiBox S, but other people have gotten it to work on other Android TV box's, its very configurable. I just got a new TV and am now in the same predicament with the Samsung (running Tizen) IP drivers seemingly not allowing you to press and hold select... https://github.com/Greg-MM/C4-AndroidTV

Hi, I am working on a C4 driver to control Mitsubishi Mini Splits using ESP 32 (base on https://github.com/SwiCago/HeatPump) I have the following fan modes in the driver and when Fan State is On <fan_modes>Auto,Silent,Low,Medium,High,Max</fan_modes> I am trying to find out how to associate a given mode with a given icon (ex: Low is 1 dot, Medium is 2 dots, High is 3, etc), but I cannot seem to find documentation on this in Proxy & Protocol Guide, it is showing different icons and everything except Silent (currently shows as 4 dots) and High (shows as 4 dots instead of 3). If anyone knows how to choose what icon is displayed or knows of a driver that uses all the dot fan icons (1-4), I may be able to figure it out from that driver's XML. Thanks, Greg

I am having the same issue as well, have not been able to connect on 3.0 yet at all, keep getting the Unable to Connect, Please join a Wi-Fi... Can not find an option to manually enter an IP as well. Composer Express discovers and connects (through local system) flawlessly, so it seems like it may be an issue with the Control4 app itself, 2.0 app also discovers and tells me to launch the 3.0 app. Greg