A.IR Shield Nano RPi Python script - Revision history

AnalysIR: /* Can I use this script in my own project or product? */

2020-02-17T13:26:19Z

Can I use this script in my own project or product?

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	== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==		== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==
	Yes, there are no restrictions on using the script in your own commercial or hobby(non-commercial) projects, provided it is used together with an official A.IR shield purchased from AnalysIR or an authorised re-seller/agent. For other uses please contact us directly. We always appreciate when users credit ~~AnalysIr~~ as author and provide a link back to '''[https://www.AnalysIR.com/blog/ our site]'''.		Yes, there are no restrictions on using the script in your own commercial or hobby(non-commercial) projects, provided it is used together with an official A.IR shield purchased from AnalysIR or an authorised re-seller/agent. For other uses please contact us directly. We always appreciate when users credit AnalysIR as the author and provide a link back to '''[https://www.AnalysIR.com/blog/ our site]'''.

	== Getting Support ==		== Getting Support ==
	If you need additional support please register & open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.		If you need additional support please register & open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.

AnalysIR at 12:37, 5 December 2017

2017-12-05T12:37:28Z

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	* Control your IR devices using Amazon Alexa/Echo, Google Assistant/Home, Apple Siri or equivalent voice devices.		* Control your IR devices using Amazon Alexa/Echo, Google Assistant/Home, Apple Siri or equivalent voice devices.
	* Control your IR devices using MQTT or similar brokers.		* Control your IR devices using MQTT or similar brokers.
			* Log all IR activity to your RPi, PC or remote server

	== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==		== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==

AnalysIR: /* Getting Support */

2017-12-02T20:48:32Z

Getting Support

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	== Getting Support ==		== Getting Support ==
	If you need additional support please open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.		If you need additional support please register & open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.

AnalysIR: /* Can I use this script in my own project or product? */

2017-12-02T20:47:54Z

Can I use this script in my own project or product?

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	== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==		== Can I use this script in my own project or product? ==
	Yes, there are no restrictions on using the script in your own commercial or hobby(non-commercial) projects, provided it is used together with an official A.IR shield purchased from AnalysIR or an authorised re-seller/agent. For other uses please contact us directly. We always appreciate when users provide a link back to '''[https://www.AnalysIR.com/blog/ our site]'''.		Yes, there are no restrictions on using the script in your own commercial or hobby(non-commercial) projects, provided it is used together with an official A.IR shield purchased from AnalysIR or an authorised re-seller/agent. For other uses please contact us directly. We always appreciate when users credit AnalysIr as author and provide a link back to '''[https://www.AnalysIR.com/blog/ our site]'''.

	== Getting Support ==		== Getting Support ==
	If you need additional support please open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.		If you need additional support please open a new issue in our '''[https://www.analysir.com/blog/irforum/ IRforum]''' - under ''Products:Support Requests''.

AnalysIR: /* Running the Script */

2017-12-02T20:46:24Z

Running the Script

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	* '''servAIR.py''' - is the name of the script and is located in your active directory.		* '''servAIR.py''' - is the name of the script and is located in your active directory.
	* '''9449''' - is the port number to use for communications & ideally should be the same number that you use for AnalysIR.		* '''9449''' - is the port number to use for communications & ideally should be the same number that you use for AnalysIR.
	* Experienced users will be able to run from other locations, force running in the background(''python servAIR.py 9449 &'') ~~and pipe script output to a log file~~.		* Experienced users will be able to run from other locations and force running in the background(''python servAIR.py 9449 &'').
	To run the script run the following command: '''''python servAIR.py 9449 &'''''. Depending on configuration, some users may need to type '''''sudo python servAIR.py 9449 &'''''.		To run the script run the following command: '''''python servAIR.py 9449 &'''''. Depending on configuration, some users may need to type '''''sudo python servAIR.py 9449 &'''''.

AnalysIR: /* Sending Signals stored in the script */

2017-12-02T20:44:46Z

Sending Signals stored in the script

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	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=n</pre>		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=n</pre>

	You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason). An error will be reported if you reference a non-existing signal.A possible enhancement would be to reference the stored signals by name (e..g. '''TV OFF''', '''TV2 VOL+''' or '''AC ON''')		You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason). An error will be reported if you reference a non-existing signal.A possible enhancement would be to reference the stored signals by name (e..g. '''TV OFF''', '''TV2 VOL+''' or '''AC ON''') instead of number or indeed both.

	== Installing the Script ==		== Installing the Script ==

AnalysIR: /* Sending Signals stored in the script */

2017-12-01T13:59:38Z

Sending Signals stored in the script

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	....		....
	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=20		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=20
			....
	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=n</pre>		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=n</pre>

AnalysIR: /* Sending Signals stored in the script */

2017-12-01T13:58:33Z

Sending Signals stored in the script

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	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=20		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=20
	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=nn</pre>		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=n</pre>

	You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason). An error will be reported if you reference a non-existing signal.A possible enhancement would be to reference the stored signals by name (e..g. '''TV OFF''', '''TV2 VOL+''' or '''AC ON''')		You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason). An error will be reported if you reference a non-existing signal.A possible enhancement would be to reference the stored signals by name (e..g. '''TV OFF''', '''TV2 VOL+''' or '''AC ON''')

AnalysIR: /* Sending Signals stored in the script */

2017-12-01T13:58:03Z

Sending Signals stored in the script

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	http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=nn</pre>		http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=nn</pre>

	You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason).		You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason). An error will be reported if you reference a non-existing signal.A possible enhancement would be to reference the stored signals by name (e..g. '''TV OFF''', '''TV2 VOL+''' or '''AC ON''')

	== Installing the Script ==		== Installing the Script ==

AnalysIR: /* Example HTTP POST requests */

2017-12-01T13:55:10Z

Example HTTP POST requests

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	Note: the use of ''analysir.signal'' as the webpage address and that the body of the request is url encloded. We have not included example traces of HTTP requests as they are all entered directly via the browser(or curl etc.).		Note: the use of ''analysir.signal'' as the webpage address and that the body of the request is url encloded. We have not included example traces of HTTP requests as they are all entered directly via the browser(or curl etc.).

			== Sending Signals stored in the script ==
			We have also provided for storing pre-recorded signals within the script and sending them via HTTP request using only the signal number, as follows:

			<pre>http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=1
			http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=2
			....
			http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=20
			http://192.168.137.217:9449/?signalNo=nn</pre>

			You can customis the script with your own signals and there is no limit on the number of signals you can store for sending (within reason).

	== Installing the Script ==		== Installing the Script ==