DenonApi

Lightweight library to control Denon AVR devices via TCP. Consider everything unstable in this library.

Example usage:

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        IDenonDevice denonDevice = new TcpDenonDevice("192.168.1.65", 23);
        denonDevice.PowerOn();
        Thread.Sleep(10000); //let the device boot
        denonDevice.MasterVolumeUp();
        denonDevice.MasterVolumeDown();
        denonDevice.SetMasterVolume(51);
        denonDevice.ChannelVolumeUp(Channel.SubWoofer1);
        denonDevice.SetChannelVolume(Channel.SubWoofer1, 51.5M);
        Dictionary<Channel, decimal> result = denonDevice.GetChannelStatus();
        denonDevice.PowerStandby();
    }
}

TcpForward can be used to forward all commands over TCP. It has no knowledge about the commands and does just forwarding.

Example usage:

C:\projects\DenonApi\src\TcpForward\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.0>tcpforward.exe 192.168.1.65 23 PWON
Parsed input as ip: 192.168.1.65, port: 23, command: PWON, wait for response: False, write to file:

Parsed input as ip: 192.168.1.65, port: 23, command: MVUP, wait for response: True, write to file: C:\Temp\denon.txt
MVMAX 91: MV55
File doesn't exist - not writing.

C:\projects\DenonApi\src\TcpForward\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.0>tcpforward.exe 192.168.1.65 23 MVUP w C:\Temp\denon.txt
Parsed input as ip: 192.168.1.65, port: 23, command: MVUP, wait for response: True, write to file: C:\Temp\denon.txt
MVMAX 91: MV555

C:\projects\DenonApi\src\TcpForward\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.0>tcpforward.exe 192.168.1.65 23 MVUP w C:\Temp\denon.txt
Parsed input as ip: 192.168.1.65, port: 23, command: MVUP, wait for response: True, write to file: C:\Temp\denon.txt
MVMAX 91: MV56

C:\projects\DenonApi\src\TcpForward\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.0>tcpforward.exe 192.168.1.65 23 MVUP w C:\Temp\denon.txt
Parsed input as ip: 192.168.1.65, port: 23, command: MVUP, wait for response: True, write to file: C:\Temp\denon.txt
MVMAX 91: MV565