elvenpath/cambridgeaudioazur351r-rs232tomqtt

Cambridge Audio Azur 351R RS-232 to MQTT using and ESP8266 or ESP32 for Home Assistant

CambridgeAudioAzur351R-RS232toMqtt with HomeAssstant

Cambridge Audio Azur 351R RS-232 (serial port) to MQTT using and ESP8266 or ESP32.

Azur 351R Receiver is a classic receiver without any network/smart functionalities. But it does have a serial port (RS-232) which can be used to send commands and receive responses. You can find more information about the serial commands at Cambrige Audio Azur 351R support page or directly in the pdf here. In case those pages will not be available in the future, the same file can he found here I wanted to have the receiver integrated with my HomeAssistant so i decided to use an ESP8266 and communicate with my HA using MQTT.

Instalation

Clone this repository, rename include/definitions.example.h to include/definitions.h, edit it to your needs.

Commands implemented

• on/off
• volume up/down
• mute/unmute
• select input source
• select audio source for input

You can also send raw commands, if you need something else that the ones above.

MQTT payload examples

{"status":"on","volume":"up","input":"Aux","source":"Analogue", "rawCommand":"#5,01,"}

{"rawCommand":"#5,01,"}

{"volume":"up"}

{"mute":"on"}

{"status":"off"}

the response is going to look like this: {"status":"on","volume":-33,"isMute":false,"selectedInput":"CD/Video1","sourceType":"Analogue"}

TODO:

• create HomeAssistant custom component
• create 3D printed case for the ESP

PS

My C kung fu is not that strong, so please excuse any badly written code. If you think you can improve and want to do so, please open a PR.

cambridgeaudioazur351r-rs232tomqtt's Issues

Did you ever get this working?

Just wondering if you ever got this working. I tried a few times but could never get the return carriage working.
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/carrage-returns-rs232/195312

Would be great to get this working with ESPHome for a simple setup

Tuner spelled as Tunner

Thank you for your awesome component. I use it with Home Assistant to automatically switch on (and up in the right mode) while I switch on my TV, or stream something to my Chromecast Audio. This works so much faster (and more stable) than the IR way.

The only minor thing that I see as a down side, is that you spelled "Tunner" instead of "Tuner". Fix that and I am totally happy.