you can plug your openHAB system to aux (which you can switch from the binding) and then use it.
I do this with a multiroom system and some very dirty hacks.
My Raspberry, with Openhab2 running, is placed quite far from my internet radio, so connect them with a new audio cable would not be that easy, but before I had’t thought about this possibility.
If FS internet radio could work as audio sink in the Openhab2 system would be definitely much better because, as I understand, in that case no further connection (more the normal LAN or WLAN connection) is needed.
But, thank you, if I’ll manage to move the Raspberry close to the internet radio I’ll have at least one clear way to start to use Openhab2’s audio functions.
New to Openhab I am trying my available devices out; my Block receiver CVR100 has the Frontier Silicon chipset so with good hope I started to add the binding/things in the paperui.
My first thing attempt failed missirable “OFFLINE - COMMUNICATION_ERROR”
I checked command “http:///fsapi/CREATE_SESSION?pin=1234” in my browser. Noticed that not all browsers gives a clear response and best to use was chrome.
But this command returned a 404. Not working??? .
Not satisfied with this result I scanned the open ports of the IP-address of the server,
One of them was port 2244.
Changed the thing-settings into port 2244 and voila it worked.
(and yes I should have read this complete post!)
Added the example items and sitemap with modeate changes and it worked!
Not everything is working yet like “volume” but the starting point is great!!!
Thanks for this binding guys things like this makes life easy for a newby like me.
and the Radio Mode values are:
0 - internet radio
1 - musik player
2 - dab
3 - fm
4 - drm
So far observations (no real problems):
device has no NFC support
when with device remote in standby, openhab cannot start device
when openhab’s “radio power” is set to “OFF” date/time is displayed
not everything is working like volume, need to invest a bit more time
At the moment I feel too much of a newby to update this article.
But my proposal for change would be also:
"http://<radio-ip>:80/fsapi/CREATE_SESSION?pin=1234"
Please check the open ports of your device if the default port 80 is not working.
So I will end with my a question to confirm my newbe status :
What is in the paperui-settings the value location doing (or will be this value picked up when the CVR100 is recognised in the thing settings)?
I have Hama radio, which works fine with this binding. But I can’t figure out, how to control playback (play/pause, next track), when using USB stick as a source?
Good evening folks,
I am trying to connect to my Sangean WFR-28D with the FS Internet Radio Binding without success. I need your help since I don’t know why it is not working.
I connected my Hama IR320 which is in the same network as the Sangean radio without any issues. So I know my setup looks good so far.
From the outside look it is similar to the Sangean WFR-28C so I thought let’s give it a try. Also the displayed texts are similar to the Hama IR320 ones.
Your radio has the option of being controlled by an application installed on an Apple iPhone, iPod
touch or iPod. The Pin number facility allows you to ensure that your radio can only be controlled by
your own Apple device rather than someone else’s.
Details of how this feature can be used with your iPhone or iPod touch are explained in the separate
section in this manual called ‘Using iSangean app for controlling your WFR-28 internet radio’.
But when i try to connect with http://192.168.178.121/fsapi/CREATE_SESSION?pin=0000 I also tried 1234, but i set it to 0000 in the radio menu. This also makes me think I am on the right way. I don’t recieve anything. I tried that with the browser and also with the curl command. No reply.
Thank you so much for your help! The port 2244 was the key. Now everything works as expected! Now I can confirm that Sangean WFR-28D will work with 2244 as a default port!
I cannot wait to program my new alarm clock
Thank you so much again.
I really appreciate this community. Never saw such a helpful one.
Cheers
Clemens
The binding works fine with Block SR-50 internet radio.
It seems either the device can be controlled by openhab or by UNDOK app. Each logs off the other one. Is there a workaround for this behaviour? I like to use both (for scene automation with openhab and as the app is quite user-friendly as regular remote when I only want to control the radio device).
Hi,
I have a HAMA DIT 2100MSBT Tuner, which works well with this binding after manually creating the thing.
It would support much more functionality than this binding provides.
Maybe it is possible to add more features?
Thanks!
Location http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
UDN uuid:3DCC7100-F76C-11DD-87AF-00226181FFFF
Type urn:schemas-upnp-org:device:MediaRenderer:1
Base URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
Friendly Name [Radio]WoZi DIT2100MSBT
Manufacturer HAMA GmbH
Manufacturer URL http://www.hama.de/
Model Description
Model Name DIT2100MSBT
Model Number DIT2100MSBT
Model URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
Serial Number 12071b0713351f2701016800ffffffff
Presentation URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/web
Location http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
UDN uuid:3DCC7100-F76C-11DD-87AF-00226181FFFF
Type urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:RenderingControl:1
Base URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
Service ID urn:upnp-org:serviceId:RenderingControl
Service URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/RenderingControl/scpd.xml
Control URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/RenderingControl/control
Event Subscription URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/RenderingControl/event
Location http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
UDN uuid:3DCC7100-F76C-11DD-87AF-00226181FFFF
Type urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:ConnectionManager:1
Base URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
Service ID urn:upnp-org:serviceId:ConnectionManager
Service URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/ConnectionManager/scpd.xml
Control URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/ConnectionManager/control
Event Subscription URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/ConnectionManager/event
Location http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
UDN uuid:3DCC7100-F76C-11DD-87AF-00226181FFFF
Type urn:schemas-upnp-org:service:AVTransport:1
Base URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/dd.xml
Service ID urn:upnp-org:serviceId:AVTransport
Service URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/AVTransport/scpd.xml
Control URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/AVTransport/control
Event Subscription URL http://192.168.43.22:8080/AVTransport/event
Hello everybody,
I come back to write again something in this thread because I recently noticed a little problem using this binding with my radio Auna Connect 150: the volume-percent channel doesn’t work as expected because in my radio model the absolute volume works in the range 1-20 (not 1-32 as described in the binding documentation) and so the volume-percent channel doesn’t show the right percentage of the actual volume.
I try to give you an example of the situation: if my volume-absolute channel is set to 5 (that is the 25% of the maximum reachable volume) the volume-percent channel show something like 15%. I guess the binding makes this calculation: 5/32 because it assumes that all the FS radios have this 32 points volume range.
I always used this binding without problem just with the volume-absolute channel, but recently I tried to add to my system some voice controls through Google Home and I found out that for this purpose it is useful to have a dimmer item with the volume expressed as a percentage. So, it would be great for me to have the possibility to use this channel too even if I have a model with a 20 points absolute volume range instead a common 32 one.
Could anybody help with this? Bye.
Marco
is it possible to add Play/Pause/Next/prev channels to the binding so you can control for example spotify.
I have a Roberts S1 and an Hama DIT2000. all the available options working fine.
just missing a few things