#Sharp smart tv mac address manual#

#Sharp smart tv mac address manual#

It seems to only appear in the user manual for each TV.

The commands are on page 58.ĮDIT: It looks like Sharp does not have any online documentation of IP Control commands. There have been some updates since I got my TV, so I will look on the Sharp website to see if there might have been any updates to the IP Control command set. I used the user manual for my TV (LC-70LE734U) that listed all of the available commands and the codes for them. There is no method for simply increasing or decreasing the volume. The only way they give you to control volume is by entering a specific value. Some things are not so useful too, like the volume control. Unfortunately, there is nothing in there for launching favorite apps. I’m going to give this a shot now… Is there a way to launch a favorite app? Is there documentation on the possible commands? I would really like to have a button to launch the VUDU app, or go right to Pandora on the TV and start playing… I was then able to create scenes to turn the power to the TV on or off, and it works! I hope this helps. On the TV, I enabled IP Control with all default parameters with a blank username and password. I also used the default IP Control port of 10002 in the Implementation file.Īfter editing and renaming the files, I uploaded them to my Vera unit from Apps>Develop Apps>Luup files and then edited the device that it created when I downloaded the Panasonic TV plugin and changed the name, device_file, impl_file, and added the ip. You have to use crlf instead of raw as the protocol so that each command is sent with a carriage return and linefeed after it. Urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:DiscretePower1

In the Implementation file, I changed the following so I could test: In the Device Specification file, I just changed the following: I then downloaded the Device Specification (D_) and Implementation (I_) files from Apps>Develop Apps>Luup files. I just downloaded the Panasonic TV plugin to my Vera and let it create a device. If you haven’t had a chance to look at this yet, I figured it out.