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Have a look here for a lot of additional commands. Also for zone 2 and 3

https://github.com/saxn-paule/pimatic-onkyo-avr/blob/master/lib/onkyo.js/onkyo.commands.js

Question

How would I use these commands? So far everything is working great but the A/B speaker commands do not work. Everything else does work. I'm trying it like this:

onkyo.speakerAbControlStatusA()

or like this

onkyo.sendCommand("SPEAKER_AB_CONTROL", "STATUS_A")

Both attempts get me

Unhandled rejection Error: connect ETIMEDOUT 196.168.1.176:60128 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1157:16)

I'm using version 0.8.2. If any more information is required I'd be happy to provide it.

Description

• Type: Enhancement

Enhancement

There is no way to set specific volume ( only +1 or -1 )

It could be usefull to set specific value

Thank you

Just some unknow_msgs while testing

RX: unknown event: Error: Unknown data: DIM01
RX: unknown event: Error: Unknown data: RAS00
RX: unknown event: Error: Unrecognised key: SLI12

HI there, am utilising this great little project in conjunction with my NEEO remote but ive ran into an issue. I have two devices and it doesn't seem to play nice as there is what seems to be port contention. ive fixed this in my local copy by duplicating the package and making it onkyo1.js and changed the port manually to accomodate but it would be great if this could be done in the connect function as below

`var onkyo515 = require('onkyo.js');
var onkyo515 = onkyo515.init({ip: '192.168.1.124', PORT: 60129 });
onkyo515.Connect();
module.exports.onkyo515ButtonPressed = function onkyo515ButtonPressed(name, deviceid) {

console.log('[CONTROLLER]', name, 'button was pressed!');
console.log (name);`

Description

• Type: Enhancement
• Related Issue: #24

Enhancement

Reason to enhance/problem with existing solution

isOn and isOff rely on cached value and gives boolean

Suggested enhancement

Returns Promise and resolved boolean

Pros
result is always up-to-date

Cons
Breaking change

If the AVR isn't reachable, the Onkyo.prototype.Connect methods should catch the exception from "net.js" and provide a defined callback.

After ES6 Pr merged i have started my work ( Module for domotic software )

The discover function is not exposed and the exemple below is not working.

const {OnkyoDiscover} = require('onkyo.js');
OnkyoDiscover.DiscoverFirst()
  .then((onkyo) => {
      return onkyo.powerOn();
  });

Error

TypeError: Cannot read property 'DiscoverFirst' of undefined

Thank you

Description

• Type: Question

Question

Have you ever tried to embed this frame work into a node-red node? There are several example out there but none of it is really comfortable.

Description

• Type: Enhancement | Question

Enhancement

Suggested enhancement

Enhance power api like yamaha-nodejs

powerStatus return object like { PWR : true }

Implement or modify existing power api like yamaha package return:

onkyo.isOn()
onkyo.isOff()

What do you think about this feature ?