pyjtechdigital

Python library for remote control of J-Tech Digital HDMI Matrix.

Overview

pyjtechdigital is a Python library that provides an interface for remote controlling J-Tech Digital HDMI Matrix devices. It allows you to manage and control various aspects of the HDMI Matrix, such as power, input sources, output sources, video status, and network configuration.

Installation

You can install the library using pip:

pip install pyjtechdigital

Usage

from jtechdigital import JtechClient

# Create a J-Tech Digital HDMI Matrix client instance
client = JtechClient(host='192.168.1.100')

# Connect to the HDMI Matrix
client.connect(user='admin', password='password')

# Get the status of the HDMI Matrix
status = client.get_status()
print(status)

# Switch video source
client.set_video_source(output=1, source=2)

# Set custom EDID for a source
client.set_custom_edid(custom_edid_index=1, edid="00FFFFFFFFFFFF00 ...")

# Control CEC devices
client.set_cec_sources(sources=[True, False, False, False])
client.send_cec_outputs(outputs=[True, False, True, False], command=3)

# ... (Other operations)

# Disconnect from the HDMI Matrix
client.disconnect()

API Documentation

The API documentation for pyjtechdigital can be found here.

License

pyjtechdigital is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.