pyfohhn
Python library to interact with Fohhn Speakers
Pyfohhn uses either FDCP (Fohhn DSP control protocol - binary format - the native format Fohhn Audio Soft is using) or a UDP Text protocol with limited commands.
FDCP can be used with either a serial connection (com port / RS485) or UDP.
Installation
The package can be simply installed from PyPi:
pip install pyfohhn
Example
from pyfohhn import PyFohhnDevice
# Open connection to a device that has ID=1 via UDP
dev = PyFohhnDevice(id=1, ip_address="192.168.0.164")
# Read and print device class and version
dev_class, ver_major, ver_minor, ver_micro = dev.get_info()
print(f"{dev_class:04x}, {ver_major}.{ver_minor}.{ver_micro}")
# Change volume settings of channel 1
dev.set_volume(1, -5, True, False)
# Get and print current volume settings of channel 1
print(dev.get_volume(1))
The functions are quite self explaining - just check the docstrings.
License
pyfohhn is licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE for more information.
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