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1. TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 DRIVER
2. TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 DOWNLOAD
3. TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 WINDOWS

# Check macaddress format and try to compensate. # Module-level function that executes a WOL request to the given MAC address The 65" 4K is a little pricy, but the 55" is under $500 at Walmart.įirst off, I would suggest just giving a standard WOL "Magic Packet" a try and see if it supports it even if not documented. (A little more complex because it would have to capture what was currently playing and save that info to deep link back to it after showing the camera image for xx seconds.)įYI. Doorbell launches Camera app with a deep link to the quad view, delay, return to previous content. Perhaps (because I didn't know this app existed on a ROKU until yesterday). Then I'll keep adding favorites to the available actions for Alexa to control. "Alexa, Turn On Curious George" -> Alexa fires off a action script that turns on the tv, starts PLEX, plays the "Curious George" Playlist. Any experience with this? If no, I can probably tackle that by using the latest PLEX Manger plugin which can push content to a device. I looked at PLEX and couldn't find anything for deep linking with Roku. Roku TV devices also support keys to set the current TV input UI: Roku TV devices also support changing the channel when watching the TV tuner input: PowerOff (As I mentioned above, it also supports PowerOn and Power) Some Roku devices, such as Roku TVs, also support: RokuAppId : Please select the channel/application to search (string)įound some more stuff / keypresses for a Roku TV: Roku Network Remote Plugin Threaddebug Managed validation failed: UiValuesDict : (dict) Roku Network Remote Plugin Threaddebug Call to validate action: launchChannel UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc2 in position 249: ordinal not in range(128) (u'App list response: ' + _unicode(responseStatus) + u' body: ' + bodyText) Roku Network Remote Plugin ErrorError in plugin execution:įile "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7/Plugins/Roku Network Remote.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/rokuNetworkRemoteDevice.py", line 204, in retrieveAppList Roku Network Remote Plugin DebugSending /query/apps request to 10.0.6.21 Roku Network Remote Plugin DebugIP address requested for Roku Device: 10.0.6.21

Pretty cool, but it would be great in a control page or add to my list of Alexa commands. I would love button presses for the "Power" button (to turn the TV on/off), and volume buttons (up, down, mute)įrom the "Send Arbitrary Command" thingie, I can send the command: /keypress/Power and that turns the TV on and off. I'm guessing that is the difference between a TV and a set top box. Somewhere there is a break in communication between the plugin and the TV.

TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 DOWNLOAD

The last three: Launch a channel/application, search a channel, and download do not work for me. I haven't messed with "Send a string of text" yet. So far, all the "Send button-pressed command." actions work and the response is next to immediate (no noticeable delay) I assigned an IP address to the TV then added it to the plugin that way.

That is the MAC address of the LAN adapter.The plugin didn't discover the TCL Roku TV.

TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 WINDOWS

Plug the Ethernet cable into the LAN adapter.

TCL ROKU TV MAC ADDRESS 0 DRIVER

Wait for the automatic driver installation to complete.Click the Advanced button on the bottom right.Click the Apple icon located at the top left corner of your screen.Plug the LAN Adapter into the USB port on your computer.If the LAN Adapter MAC Address reads 00-00-00-00-00-00, this is incorrect and you must use your computer to get the correct MAC address. The MAC address will then be displayed on the screen under LAN Adapter MAC Address.Select the right arrow to advance to the next set of settings.From the home screen, select the Wii button in the lower left corner.Plug the LAN Adapter into the USB port on your Wii.There are two methods to retrieving the MAC address of the Wired LAN Adapter for the Wii: Using your Wii or Using your computer. This Wired LAN Adapter for the Wii has been tested and verified to work on our network. A wired connection can be established by purchasing a Wired LAN Adapter compatible with the Wii. You must use a wired connection via Ethernet cable to gain Internet access. NOTE: Wireless for the Wii is not supported on the Ramapo network.