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[App] Samsung Tv IR by Athom - main discussion topic

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edited November 2017 in Apps

Samsung Tv IR

Main discussion topic to centralize all Questions, Answers and Information around the Samsung TV IR App from Athom.

Links and information:

Athom Homey apps store: https://apps.athom.com/app/com.samsung.ir
App code repository: https://github.com/athombv/com.samsung.ir

Specific device topics:
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Issue resolution and feature requests:

Please be aware that this topic is not actively monitored by Athom; it is a topic maintained by the community to share knowledge within the community.
In order to keep track of issues and feature requests for this app, please create them with the button in the App store.


Samsung Tv IR - Frequently Asked Questions

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  • MichaelDMichaelD Member
    I installed this app on homey, homey is in the same room as the TV and it recognizes the remote but if i send a signal nothing happens on the television. its the 6400 series
  • canedjecanedje Member
    edited December 2017
    There must be a free sight between Homey and your tv because it is infrared.
    If there is something between Homey and your tv, it won't work.
  • canedjecanedje Member
    edited December 2017
    Is there a way to detect if the tv is switched on by the remote control (Not by Homey).
    The App is not detecting any action from the remote control
    Because if the tv is switched on I do want do dim the lights .
    Or is there an other methode to detect tv is on?
  • RocodamelsheRocodamelshe Member
    <<Offtopic>>
    Put a Neo wallplug behind the TV and measure the power.
    And in case @caseda is gonna tell that putting the plug behind the TV won't work:
    I mean put a Neo wallplug in the socket and put ur tv plug in the Neo socket.
    <</Offtopic>>
  • canedjecanedje Member
    Rocodamelshe said:
    <<Offtopic>>
    Put a Neo wallplug behind the TV and measure the power.
    And in case @caseda is gonna tell that putting the plug behind the TV won't work:
    I mean put a Neo wallplug in the socket and put ur tv plug in the Neo socket.
    <</Offtopic>>

    Good idea!
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