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Barebones Python command-line interface (CLI) for controlling an Internet-connected Pioneer AVR (Receiver/Amp).

Tested on a Pioneer SC-1222-K Amp.

License: MIT.

Disclaimer: Use at your own risk.

For a more complete API, see (https://github.com/crowbarz/aiopioneer).

Python 3 will soon deprecate the telnet module; will switch to using async io. See also a new Rust implementation of the same functionality here.

1. Find out your AVR's IP address.
2. Run python3 telnet.py <ipaddress>

• up [volume up]

• down [volume down]

• <integer> [if positive, increase volume this number of times, capped at 10]

• -<integer> [if negative, decrease volume this number of times, capped at -30]

• <input_name> [switch to given input]

• mode X [choose audio modes; not all modes will be available]

• mode help [help with modes]

• help or help <command>

• surr [cycle through surround modes]

• stereo [stereo mode]

• status [print status]

• Use control-D to exit.

If you have customized your input names, learn gets them from the AVR, after which they are available as commands (see help inputs). save saves a JSON file that can be loaded at startup time from then on.