A neuron for Kalliope
Neuron to control a Sony Bravia Pro monitor from Kalliope. This neuron was written for the FW-xxBZ35F series, It should also work for Sony Bravia Android Tvs. This neuron use 2 api :
The IRCC-IP which send via network command from the infrared remote controller.
The REST API.
The two share commands but some commands are more convenient to use with Kalliope using the Rest API,
kalliope install –-git-url https://github.com/Riseryn/sony_command.git
| Parameters | Default | Value | Comments |
| type | none | string | The type of the command. Used in url builds |
| action | none | string | The action to do |
| repeat | 1 | integer | Number of time to repeat action (1-9). Used for direction command (right,left,up,down) |
| method | none | string | The method to use |
| params | none | string | Parameters of the command. See below for more informations. |
| app | none | string | The application to open. See below for more informations. |
| IP | none | Integer | The IP of your monitor |
| KEY | none | string | The pre shared key |
| CODE | none | string | Ircc code |
For more informations see the Sony pro documentation.
No values are returned to be catched by the say_template attribute.
This synapses use the REST API
- name: "set-tv-volume"
signals:
- order:
text: "set the volume to {{ volume }}"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "audio"
method: "setAudioVolume"
volume: "{{ volume }}"
ui : "on"
target: "speaker"
- name: "tv-mute-on"
signals:
- order: "coupe le son"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "audio"
method: "setAudioMute"
params: '"status": true'
This synapses use the IRCC-IP API
- name: "tv-pause-on/off"
signals:
- order: "pause tv"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "IRCC"
action: "pause"
- name: "tv-ChannelUp"
signals:
- order: "next channel"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "IRCC"
action: "ChannelUp"
You will find a more complete list of command in the sonycommand.yml file
You can do everything possible with your remote controller.
first, you need to edit the config.cfg file. You will find four sections:
- Login
- IRCC
- Digit
- Apps
In this section you must set your monitor IP and the pre-shared KEY. Read the Sony documentation about IP Control Authentication.
This section contains the most common infrared codes for the remote control. You can add codes using the following synapse:
- name: "tv-command-list"
signals:
- order: "get command list"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "system"
method: "getRemoteControllerInfo"
params: "[]"
This synapse will display commands in the following format in the terminal list:
"name":"Help"
"value":"AAAAAgAAAMQAAABNAw=="
Add in the IRCC section:
Help = AAAAAgAAAMQAAABNAw==
That's all. See above for an example of synapse with the IRCC API.
sometimes the STT engine will display "one" or "1" when you say, for example, right 1 time. This section takes care of this and avoids having to add an STT correction manually in the synapse. for french it must be "une" or "1".
To add an application to be controlled by Kalliope use the following synapse:
- name: "tv-app-list"
signals:
- order: "get application list"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "appControl"
method: "getApplicationList"
params: "[]"
This synapse will display applications installed in the following format in the terminal list:
RESULT= "title":"Play Store"
"uri":"com.sony.dtv.com.android.vending.com.google.android.finsky.tvmainactivity.TvMainActivity"
"icon":"http:\/\/192.168.1.10\/DIAL\/icon\/com.sony.dtv.com.android.vending.com.google.android.finsky.tvmainactivity.TvMainActivity.png"
To add the Play Store application, add the following line in the Apps section:
Play Store = com.sony.dtv.com.android.vending.com.google.android.finsky.tvmainactivity.TvMainActivity
That's all
to open an application, use the synapse
- name: "open-playstore-app"
signals:
- order: "open play store"
neurons:
- sony_command:
type: "appControl"
method: "setActiveApp"
app: "Play Store"
Attention
If you are not on the home page and you launch an application while another is running, you will have both applications open simultaneously which can cause a nice cacophony.
If you also use the neuron for kodi, it is necessary to modify the "execute" method of the "KodiJsonTransport" class usually in /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/kodijson/kodijson.py to modify the header. look for:
def execute(self, method, *args, **kwargs):
"""Execute given method with given arguments."""
headers = {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'User-Agent': 'python-kodi',
}
and change for:
def execute(self, method, *args, **kwargs):
"""Execute given method with given arguments."""
headers = {
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
'User-Agent': 'python-kodi',
'X-Auth-PSK' : 'your shared key'
}
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