[quote=“anker, post:150, topic:169644”][quote=“mclass, post:149, topic:169644”]Thanks to jtmoore’s post above, I’ve now got the commands back in the “Advanced” scene creation page in UI5 (this may also solve Intrepid’s problem although he’s using UI4). There appears to be an issue with the Trunk 15 files?
Now to get the Sonos responding. Any tips on which of the three IP addresses I should be using (see my post of July 3)?[/quote]
Hi,
Glad you figured it out yourself. I only have UI4 myself and trunk 15 has not been made by me… I believe that it was made to make it compatiple with UI5.
Anyway - I do not have the setup you have, but pls test the various possibilities and report back. I can update the wiki with your findings.
regards,
Anker[/quote]
Thanks for the encouragement! After a break away from Vera tinkering due to work, I have got the plugin to work using the Trunk 14 rather than the Trunk 15 files as suggested by others.
Rather than separate Sonos zones, I am using the Sonos standard feature of two Play 5’s bridged (wirelessly) to form a “stereo pair” in the one zone. These are connected to my network through a separate Sonos ethernet bridge. Each device (two Play 5’s and the bridge) has its own IP address, so the puzzle was to find out which of the three IP addresses “was in control”!!!
With some (a lot!!) of patience, I have discovered that one of the Play 5’s in the stereo pair appears to be the master (the correct one was found by trial and error), and entering the IP address of this master succeeded in getting the plug in operating. I have not been able to find a more scientific means of determining the master!!
In terms of future features, the “Set playlist” and “Set Radio” commands (extending the current format) would be top of my “most wanted” features, please!
I have also tested a limited number of the Sonos plugin controls (successfully!!) in SQ Blaster, so my dream of a truly integrated home system is looking better all the time!!. (BTW, and for your interest, ZWave in Australia operates on a different frequency to the US and Europe, so there’s only a limited number of “Oz-certified” devices filtering through so far, causing me some frustration)
Many thanks to Anker and all the others that have contributed to the development of this plugin, and I’m looking forward to future features!