A library/utility to control Marantz/Denon devices over the telnet port.
We are on PyPi so
pip3 install aiomadeavr
Another project aio_marantz_avr targets the same problem. Unfortunately, it has a few shortcomings for my intended use. For one thing, whilst it is using asyncio, it is not really asynchronous as you need to poll the device to get data. Second, there is no automatic discovery of devices.
So I decided to write my own.
Note that I lifted some code from aio_marantz_avr, but in the end, it is so far from the original that it made no sense to create this as a PR.
This has been tested with a Marantz SR7013 receiver.
Although aiomadeavr is meant to be use as a library, the module can be ran, just do
python3 -m aiomadeavr
After a moment, if you type "enter", you should see a list of the device that have been discovered. You will be able to power the device on/off, mute/unmute it, set the volume, choose the source and select the surround mode. You will also be able to change the sound channels bias.
There is actually no way to discover the telnet service of those devices. So aiomadeavr cheats. As far as I can tell all recent Marantz/Denon networked devices support Denon's HEOS. That service advertises itself over the Simple Service Discovery Protocol. Discovery looks for those services and, hopefoolly, the devices we can telnet to will answer the Denon/Marantz serial protocol.
Here are the exposed API functions and object
This is a coroutine. It is how one creates devices instances.
Parameters are:
name: The friendly name of the instances, a string
addr: The IP asddress, a string
These 2 are required, there are also 2 optional parameters:
port: The port to connect to. An integer. Default is 23
timeout: A timeout,currently not used default 3.0
If anything goes wrong, avr_factory will return None. If things go right, it will return an MDAVR object
This is the class used to communicate with the device.
When created with avr_factory, the object will connect to the device and start reading the information coming from the device. It will then issue a list of command to get the current state of the device.
All communications with a device must be performed through a MDAVR instance.
Here are the exposed attributes and method of the MDAVR class.
The friendly name of the device. This was passed to avr_factory at creation time.
Current status of the device. Below is a pretty printed example from a marantz SR7013:
Power: On
Main Zone: On
Zone 2: Off
Zone 3: Off
Muted: False
Z2 Muted: False
Z3 Muted: False
Volume: 50.0
Z2 Volume: 50.0
Z3 Volume: 1.0
Source: Bluray
Z2 Source: -
Z3 Source: Online Music
Surround Mode: Dolby Digital Surround
Channel Bias:
Front Left: 0.0
Front Right: 0.0
Centre: 0.0
Subwoofer: 0.0
Surround Left: 0.0
Surround Right: 0.0
Subwoofer2: 0.0
Front Top Left: 0.0
Front Top Right: 0.0
Rear Top Left: 0.0
Rear Top Right: 0.0
Picture Mode: ISF Day
Eco Mode: Auto
Sampling Rate: 192.0
Current status status of the device, one of 'On' or 'Standby', for 'power', "On' or 'Off" for the others.
Current "muted" status of the device: True or False
Current zone volume of the device. From 0.0 to max_volume by 0.5/1.0 increments
Maximum of the volume range.
Current source of the device, for instance Bluray, CD, Set Top Box,...
List of all the possible sources. When setting a source, the name MUST BE in this list.
Not all sources are available to all devices. aiomadeave will try to get the list of inputs available to the device.
Current sound processing mode, for instance: Stereo, DTS, Pure Direct,...
List of all the possible sound_mode. When setting a sound_mode, the name MUST BE in this list.
Not all sound_mode are available to all devices.
Current video processing mode, for instance: Custom, Vivid, ISF Day,...
List of all the possible picture_mode. When setting a picture_mode, the name MUST BE in this list.
Not all picture_mode are available to all devices.
Current economy mode setting, one of 'On', 'Off' or 'Auto'
List of all the possible economy mode settings. When setting the economy mode, the name MUST BE in this list.
Economy mode is not available on all devices.
The bias for all the currently available channels. The key is the channel name, and the value is the bias as a float. The bias is between -12 dB and +12 dB
List of all the possible channels for which a bias can be set. When setting a channel bias the name MUST BE in this list.
Note that this list is dynamic has it depends on the sound mode. Values are like: Front Right, Surrond Left,...
Current DRC mode, for instance: Off, Medium,...
List of all the possible drc_mode. When setting the drc_mode, the name MUST BE in this list.
Not all drc_mode are available to all devices.
Current Dynamic Volume mode, for instance: Off, Evening,...
List of all the possible dynamic_volume_mode. When setting the dynamic_volume_mode, the name MUST BE in this list.
Not all dynamic_volume_mode are available to all devices.
The current delay in milliseconds. Ranges from 0 to 999
No parameter.
Ask the device to query its current status. Returns None.
No parameter.
Turn on the device/zone. Returns None. 'turn_on' will affect all zones
No parameter.
Turn off the device/zone. Returns None.
Note that the associated value is "Standby" for'power' and "Off" for zones.
One parameter:
mute: boolean
Returns None.
One parameter:
level: float, valuer between 0.0 and 98.0.
Note that the main zone uses 0.5 increments, whilst the other zone use 1.0 increments.
Set the volume level.
Returns None.
No parameter.
Raise the volume level by 0.5 for main zone, 1.0 for others
Returns None.
No parameter.
Lower the volume level by 0.5 for main zone, 1.0 for others
Returns None..
Two parameter:
chan: The channel name. Must be in channels_bias_list
level: float, valuer between -12.0 and 12.0 in 0.5 increments
Set the bias level for the specified channel.
Returns None.
One parameter:
chan: The channel name. Must be in channels_bias_list
Raises the bias level for the specified channel by 0.5
Returns None.
One parameter:
chan: The channel name. Must be in channels_bias_list
Lower the bias level for the specified channel by 0.5
Returns None.
No parameter.
Reset all the channels' bias to 0.0
Returns None.
One parameter:
source: The source name. Must be in source_list
Make the source the current active one for the Main Zone
Returns None.
One parameter:
mode: The mode name. Must be in sound_mode_list
Set the sound mode for the active zone. The name of the sound mode in the status may not be the same as the one set. For instance, setting 'Auto' may lead to a 'Stereo' mode.
Returns None.
One parameter:
mode: The mode name. Must be in picture_mode_list
Set the picture mode for the active zone.
Returns None.
One parameter:
mode: The mode name. Must be in eco_mode_list
Set the eco mode for the device.
Returns None.
One parameter:
level: int, valuer between 0 and 9999.
Set the sound delay.
Returns None.
One parameter:
mode: The mode name. Must be in drc_mode_list
Set the DRC mode for the device.
Returns None.
One parameter:
mode: The mode name. Must be in dynamic_volume_mode_list
Set the Dynamic Volume mode for the device.
Returns None.
One parameter:
func: A callable with 2 parameters:
lbl: The name of the property, a key in status
value: The new value
This function register a callable to be called when one of the status value changes. For 'Channel Bias' it is called everytime the channel bias info is received.
One parameter:
addr: The multicast address to use for discovery, by default this is the multicast address for SSDP discovery.
callb: A callable. It is called when and HEOS service is discovered.
The callable must accept one parameter, a dictionary with the following keys:
ip: ip address of the device
name: friendly name
model: The device model
serial: the device serial number
Trying to set the current value will often result in AvrTimeoutError exception.
The device will simply not respond to unknown commands and will secretly despise you for it. This makes it difficullt to use timeout on sending to detect disconnection.
The channel bias list may get out of sync when setting the sound mode to 'Auto'. It looks like there is a delay before that information is sent.
The module uses asyncio Streams. I think using protocols may have been a wiser choice.
Currently, most of the coroutine of the MDAVR object generate a future and wait for it. Not sure it is a good idea. May be removed in the future. Oh, wait!
All that silly use of future has now been cleaned up.