# Onkyo Binding TX-NR616 - Issue controlling InputSource

**URL:** <https://community.openhab.org/t/onkyo-binding-tx-nr616-issue-controlling-inputsource/100637>\
**Category:** Bindings\
**Tags:** onkyo, binding\
**Created:** [June 13, 2020, 7:31pm UTC](https://community.openhab.org/t/onkyo-binding-tx-nr616-issue-controlling-inputsource/100637 "2020-06-13T19:31:33Z")\
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**Author:** ![daJoe](https://community.openhab.org/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/d/858c86/32.png) [@daJoe](https://community.openhab.org/u/daJoe)\
**Post date:** [June 13, 2020, 7:31pm UTC](https://community.openhab.org/t/onkyo-binding-tx-nr616-issue-controlling-inputsource/100637/1 "2020-06-13T19:31:33Z")

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Hi,  
I finally came to around to give the [onkyo binding](https://www.openhab.org/addons/bindings/onkyo/) a try. I am using the Onkyo receiver TX-NR616. The receiver was discovered correctly (all items are created via PaperUI) and so far I have tested the basic features. Power, volume, mute works, however selecting the InputSource did not. Using Karaf I changed the Log level to TRACE. From what I see, in comparison to changing the Volume, no command is sent to the receiver when changing the InputSource, only the item’s state is updated.  
I guess this is an issue with the binding and I hope somebody knows how to fix it or direct me to the mistake I made. For the time being I created a rule to circumvent the issue. Maybe it is of help to somebody with the same issue.

```
rule "Onkyo switch source"
when Item TXNR616_Zone1_InputSource received command
then 
	logInfo("onkyo.rules", "receivedCommand: " + receivedCommand)
	val onkyoActions = getActions("onkyo","onkyo:TX-NR616:cdb074b8-7674-b8b9-b37d-b80976b97fc6")
	
	if(null === onkyoActions) {
		logInfo("onkyo.rules", "Actions not found, check thing ID")
		return
    }
	logInfo("onkyo.rules", "onkyoActions: " + onkyoActions)

	switch (receivedCommand)
	{
	case 0: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '00') }
	case 1: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '01') }
	case 2: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '02') }
	case 3: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '03') }
	case 4: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '04') }
	case 5: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '05') }
	case 16: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '10') }
	case 32: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '20') }
	case 33: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '21') }
	case 34: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '22') }
	case 35: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '23') }
	case 36: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '24') }
	case 37: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '25') }
	case 38: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", "\u201C26\u201D") }
	case 39: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '27') }
	case 40: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '28') }
	case 41: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '29') }
	case 42: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '2A') }
	case 43: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '2B') }
	case 45: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '2D') }
	case 48: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '30') }
	case 50: { onkyoActions.sendRawCommand("SLI", '32') }
	}
end

```

Good day