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    MonoAMP from monoprice 6 zone amplifier

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      Nate Hales
      last edited by Nate Hales

      Check out this video for detailed instructions:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHB_gjc1w8Q

      Change volume of a zone:

      curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&command=Volume&value=15"
      

      Change input (aka channel) of zone 0:

      curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&Property=CH&value=1"
      

      Power on zone 0:

      curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&Property=PR&value=1"
      

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        [[global:former-user]]
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        I just spoke with the creator of the monoamp software. Using the command "curl "http://localhost:50233/api/ValueUp?Channel=1&command=Power" allows you to use it like a switch in smart things. Each time you call the command it will change the value 010101010 etc.

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          Nate Hales @Guest
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          @clconner09 This is huge!!! Thanks for the share!! I want to be ablle to turn on Zones by Smartthings and/or Alexa. Any additional input you have on this would be great!!

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            Nate Hales @Guest
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            @clconner09 said in MonoAMP from monoprice 6 zone amplifier:

            "curl "http://localhost:50233/api/ValueUp?Channel=1&command=Power"

            I used this in a batch file and made a smartthings switch for each zone. Here is the sample for the batch file (thanks for the idea. 🙂
            if "%1"=="on" curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=5&Property=PR&value=1
            if "%1"=="off" curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=5&Property=PR&value=0

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              [[global:former-user]]
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              I just did something similar. I have a one script called OfficePower.bat with the code:

              curl "http://localhost:50230/api/ValueUp?Channel=3&command=Power"
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              This a switch in smart things which I can just say 'Hey Google, turn off Office Speakers' or 'Hey Google, turn on Office Speakers'. Fortunately, smart things doesn't care what "state" the switch is in, it will execute regardless.

              Then I created a second script called OfficeSource.bat with the code:

              curl "http://localhost:50230/api/Value?Channel=3&Property=PR&value=1"
              if "%1"=="Chromecast" curl "http://localhost:50230/api/Value?Channel=3&Property=CH&value=5"
              if "%1"=="PC" curl "http://localhost:50230/api/Value?Channel=3&Property=CH&value=1"
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              I use the command "Hey Google, ask TRIGGERcmd to run office speakers with parameter PC." or "Hey Google, ask TRIGGERcmd to run office speakers with parameter Chromecast."

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                Nate Hales @Guest
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                @clconner09 that is awesome!! I just figured out how to switch between Spotify devices. it is a .vbs file I made in notepad. Works like a champ. You can change the amount of times it hits the TAB button (to select different devices) by changing the 3 in "{TAB 3}". I have made multiple identical scripts with the only change being this number. I made Trigger commands that I trigger with Alexa through Smartthings. "Alexa turn on device 3"

                Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
                Comandline = ":\Users*YOUR COMPUTER NAME*\AppData\Roaming\Spotify\Spotify.exe"
                CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run("spotify:")
                WScript.sleep 1000
                WshShell.SendKeys "^{d}"
                WScript.sleep 1000
                WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB 3}", True
                WScript.sleep 1000
                WshShell.SendKeys " "

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                  KenJ @Guest
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                  @clconner09 I just started this and created a file called Power.bat:
                  curl "http://192.168.1.150:50233/api/ValueUp?Channel=%1&command=Power"
                  Then create the trigger with a variable by running "Power 0"
                  This will turn on /off Zone 1, For Zone 2 it would be "Power 1" etc...

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                    KenJ @Nate Hales
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                    @nate-hales said in MonoAMP from monoprice 6 zone amplifier:

                    Check out this video for detailed instructions:
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHB_gjc1w8Q

                    Change volume of a zone:

                    curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&command=Volume&value=15"
                    

                    Change input (aka channel) of zone 0:

                    curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&Property=CH&value=1"
                    

                    Power on zone 0:

                    curl "http://localhost:50233/api/Value?Channel=0&Property=PR&value=1"
                    

                    Are these the only commands that you have?

                    Thanks

                    Ken

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