node-red-contrib-avr-pioneer

Node-RED nodes to control Pioneer audio/video receivers from your smart home. Tested with the Pioneer VSX-824.

Install

Run the following command in your Node-RED user directory – typically ~/.node-red:

npm i node-red-contrib-avr-pioneer -S

Usage

Currently provides one palette node – one to send control commands to a Pioneer AVR.

Output node

Sets the state of the receiver.

msg.payload must be an object containing the new state's properties of the Pioneer receiver.

Property	Details
`on`	Sets the `on` state where the value is `true` or `false`
`muted`	Sets the `muted` state where the value is `true` or `false`
`volume`	Sets the volume from `0` to `74`, or whatever your receiver's maximum is
`channel`	Sets the active input channel, must be one of `PHONO`, `CD`, `TUNER`, `TAPE`, `DVD`, `TV`, `SAT/CBL`, `SAT`, `CBL`, `CABLE`, `VIDEO`, `MULTI CH IN`, `USB-DAC`, `VIDEO2`, `DVR/BDR`, `DVR`, `BDR`, `IPOD/USB`, `USB`, `IPOD`, `XM RADIO`, `HDMI1`, `HDMI2`, `HDMI3`, `HDMI4`, `HDMI5`, `HDMI6`, `BD`, `MEDIA GALLERY`, `SIRIUS`, `HDMI CYCLE`, `ADAPTER`, `HDMI7`, `HDMI8`, `NETRADIO`, `SIRIUSXM`, `PANDORA`, `MEDIA SERVER`, `MEDIA`, `FAVORITE`, `MHL`, `GAME`, `SPOTIFY`. See source for more info on input codes.

Example payloads

{
    "on": true
}

{
    "on": true,
    "channel": "CD",
    "volume": 111
}

{
    "muted": true
}

Configuration node

Configures a Pioneer connection to one receiver in the local network.

Options

Property	Details
Hostname	An IP address or other hostname that points to a Pioneer receiver in the network
Port number	Port number the Pioneer receiver is accessible over, default being `8102`

Support

If something is not working as expected, if you think there is a feature missing, or if you think this node could be improved in other ways, please create an issue on GitHub.