I purchased DemoPad earlier today but am having a few problems getting the IP control to work for my screen (Pioneer KRP-500M) and amp (Denon 3808). Both devices have web pages which I have confirmed can be used to control them, and I have also downloaded documentation for both devices which include the IP commands.
I've not been able to find a step by step guide to getting IP control to work so I am hoping that if I post the configuration that I am using that my beginners mistake will be easily spotted by a more experienced DemoPad user.
Pioneer Screen
IP Address: 192.168.0.55
Port: 4202
Type: Generic IP Device
UDP: Checked
Command Suffix: \x0D\x0A
Sample command: INPS05<CR>
Note: Power Saving mode has been disabled on the amp
Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon Amp
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Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon Amp
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Re: Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon
Denon Amp
IP Address: 192.168.0.11
Port: 23
Type: Generic IP Device
UDP: Checked
Command Suffix: \x0D
Sample command: SIDVD
All advice and suggestions will be very much appreciated.
James
IP Address: 192.168.0.11
Port: 23
Type: Generic IP Device
UDP: Checked
Command Suffix: \x0D
Sample command: SIDVD
All advice and suggestions will be very much appreciated.
James
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Re: Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon
Ok - a few things to try. First of all, uncheck UDP unless you are sure the devices are set up to communicate over UDP, and not standard TCP. The Denon in particular uses telnet on port 23, which is not a UDP connection.
Secondly, your sample command has <CR> at the end. This typically means 'carriage return' which is a single character, hex representation 0D. (As opposed to the 4 characters, < C R and > which is what DemoPad would transmit. The default command suffix for the device is \x0D\x0A (carriage return, line feed), so you probably want to change that to just \x0D, and enter the command without the <CR>
I'd also recommend you use a TCP Client connection tool such as Hercules to test commands, before trying in DemoPad - this ensures that you have all the connection information, and the commands themselves correct.
Secondly, your sample command has <CR> at the end. This typically means 'carriage return' which is a single character, hex representation 0D. (As opposed to the 4 characters, < C R and > which is what DemoPad would transmit. The default command suffix for the device is \x0D\x0A (carriage return, line feed), so you probably want to change that to just \x0D, and enter the command without the <CR>
I'd also recommend you use a TCP Client connection tool such as Hercules to test commands, before trying in DemoPad - this ensures that you have all the connection information, and the commands themselves correct.
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Re: Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon
Thank you for the advice, but I think that I may have confused things by trying to get two devices to work at the same time (running before I can walk), rather than starting with a single device.
So sticking to the Denon amp I understand that I should have:
P Address: 192.168.0.22 (Set manually and DHCP turned off for the amp)
Port: 23
Type: Generic IP Device
UDP: UnChecked
Command Suffix: \x0D
Sample command: SIDVD
As you advised I have downloaded Hercules so that I can test the commands outside of DemoPad. So using the TCP tab I have connected to my amp but when I send the command nothing happens. Any further thoughts on what I am doing wrong?
James
So sticking to the Denon amp I understand that I should have:
P Address: 192.168.0.22 (Set manually and DHCP turned off for the amp)
Port: 23
Type: Generic IP Device
UDP: UnChecked
Command Suffix: \x0D
Sample command: SIDVD
As you advised I have downloaded Hercules so that I can test the commands outside of DemoPad. So using the TCP tab I have connected to my amp but when I send the command nothing happens. Any further thoughts on what I am doing wrong?
James
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Re: Getting IP commands to work for Pioneer Screen and Denon
Hercules uses $ format instead of \x to represent hex bytes, so use $0D at the end, instead of \x0D which DemoPad software uses.