#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT HOW TO#
#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT PROFESSIONAL#
#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT TV#
#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT MAC#

#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT TV#

When the TV is powered on press the CONFIGURE button in the integration card and select the sources to enable. It is possible to select which sources will be available to the media player.

#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT MAC#

# Example configuration.yaml entry wake_on_lan : # enables `wake_on_lan` integration automation : - alias : ' Turn On Living Room TV with WakeOnLan' trigger : - platform : webostv.turn_on entity_id : media_player.lg_webos_smart_tv action : - service : wake_on_lan.send_magic_packet data : mac : aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ffĪny other actions to power on the device can be configured. On newer models (2017+), WakeOnLan may need to be enabled in the TV settings by going to Settings > General > Mobile TV On > Turn On Via WiFi instructions. To use this feature your TV should be connected to your network via Ethernet rather than Wireless and you should enable the LG Connect Apps feature in Network settings of the TV (or Mobile App in General settings for older models) (*may vary by version). Home Assistant is able to turn on an LG webOS Smart TV if you specify an action, provided by an integration like HDMI-CEC or WakeOnLan.Ĭommon for webOS 3.0 and higher would be to use WakeOnLan feature.

#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT PROFESSIONAL#

Please don’t be afraid to ask, but I am neither a professional programmer nor a home assistant specialist and some things could be done better for sure.If it wasn’t discovered automatically, don’t worry! You can set up aįrom the configuration menu, select Devices & Services.įrom the list, search and select LG webOS Smart TV.įollow the instructions on screen to complete the setup. Maybe I forgot one or the other detail in this tutorial.

#WAKEONLAN HOME ASSISTANT HOW TO#

As I mentioned before, this is not for people who don’t know how to code at all. I hope that this guide will help one or the other a little. BelowĪgain a markdown card, as already mentioned above. In my case I specified my Roon zones, the internet connection of my router and my WLAN.Īs a case study: if I’m streaming music and the music stops (which is fortunately very rare for me), I can for example monitor if my internet connection has just been disconnected or if a zone speaker has just disconnected. You can specify here any entities you want to monitor. Parts of the CSS code I have taken over from the ROCK web interface.Ī small section of the code: - type: markdownįont-family: 'Helvetica Neue',Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif The content of the code varies, of course, due to the fact that your entities are named differently. This is a mixture of static text (information that cannot be read with Home Assistant and those where it is possible). Image: /local/img/rock_akasa_case_front.jpg I took a picture of my Akasa case, placed the Roon logo on it and made the switch work as a WOL button. Ha_rock_iframe 995×554 47.2 KB Center column TopĪdd a Picture Elements Card. But I did this for the time being for reasons of unification). This means that cards that belong together always appear in one column (of course, this makes no sense for the left column, because there is only one column here.

Sonos Integration (only in the case of my hardware)Įach of the three columns is a Vertical Stack Card.

lovelace-layout-card (not essential, just to determine how many and how wide the columns should be).

hass-simpleicons (just to get some nice icons - not really nescessary).Nevertheless I will try to explain it a little bit: So don’t just copy and expect it to work. YAML is very sensitive to text indentation. If someone has no experience at all with YAML, Markdown, HTML, CSS etc. I also realized many things through the code itself, because it’s not possible via graphical interface. As I mentioned above, I published the RAW code on Github (which is a bit messy in parts, especially regarding some CSS formatting). But how to go about setting this up from scratch for people with a step by step walk thru would be really helpful in the future.

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