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Bash script to turn off/on LEDs with HDMI-CEC

Discussion in 'Hyperion General' started by RaPiiDe, 30 November 2019.

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  1. NeeeeB

    NeeeeB Active Member

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    Please find it attached...
     

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    NeeeeB, 22 December 2020
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  2. sand04

    sand04 New Member

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    Sorry , it doesn't work with the new file.
    I switched the TV off , but the LEDs leaves on with rainbow colours.
     
    sand04, 22 December 2020
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  3. NeeeeB

    NeeeeB Active Member

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    Well...what can I say, it works here.
     
    NeeeeB, 22 December 2020
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  4. Lord-Grey

    Lord-Grey Moderator Staff Member Developer

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    @sand04 Do the LEDs turn off/-on, when you disable/enable them via the "Remote Control" in the Hyperion-UI?
     
    Lord-Grey, 22 December 2020
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  5. sand04

    sand04 New Member

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    When I press on or off on the Hyperion app, only the message clear appears, but the LEDs stay on
    or what do you mean
     
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    sand04, 22 December 2020
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  6. Lord-Grey

    Lord-Grey Moderator Staff Member Developer

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    @sand04 Just that we are on the same Page... With Hyperion App are you referred to a mobile App or Hyperion‘s Web UI?
    You need to use the UI.
    If this does not work, please provide details about your installation

    system->about

    Plus a log in debug mode

    system->log

    suggest you enable the debug log,
    Then disable the led-device and enable it again via the remote-control page
    Then share the log output.
     
    Lord-Grey, 23 December 2020
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  7. sand04

    sand04 New Member

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    i am an absolute rooki ,mean you this Web Ui
     

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  8. Lord-Grey

    Lord-Grey Moderator Staff Member Developer

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    Are you running hyperion classic or Hyperion NG?
    All comments are in relation to Hyperion NG. Classic is not supported any longer.
     
    Lord-Grey, 23 December 2020
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  9. NeeeeB

    NeeeeB Active Member

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    Looking at the screenshot, it looks like it is the old hyperion...
     
    NeeeeB, 23 December 2020
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  10. Lord-Grey

    Lord-Grey Moderator Staff Member Developer

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    @NeeeeB Unfortunately, it looks like that...
    Just wanted to be on the save side.
     
    Lord-Grey, 23 December 2020
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  11. Lord-Grey

    Lord-Grey Moderator Staff Member Developer

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    @sand04 To be clear, the features I am talking about are only available in Hyperion NG.
     
    Lord-Grey, 23 December 2020
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  12. sand04

    sand04 New Member

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    can i just do an update ? if ow does that work and all settings remain available
     
    sand04, 23 December 2020
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  13. NeeeeB

    NeeeeB Active Member

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    No you can not just do an update.
    You have to start from scratch.
    But Hyperion.NG is much much more user friendly to configure thanks to the Web-UI.
    First question is : where is your Hyperion currently installed ? on a Pi ?
    Does the Pi only runs Hyperion or is there anything else running on it ?
     
    NeeeeB, 23 December 2020
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  14. sand04

    sand04 New Member

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    ok
    it was a complete system from insanelight , with raspberrypi3 , leds and and .......
    currently i only use it for ambilight , but maybe other projects should be installed
     
    sand04, 23 December 2020
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  15. NeeeeB

    NeeeeB Active Member

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    Well I can see from a post on the previous page that your Pi is running Raspbian Jessie.
    I can't be of any help with this because I'm not versed at all into Linux...
    Maybe @Lord-Grey could help you to switch to Hyperion.NG ?
     
    NeeeeB, 23 December 2020
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