Vestel

This plugin provides support for vestel displays that have TCP/IP controls.

Supported parameters

The following parameters are available:

Filter Parameters Reset

More	Mapping parameter name Parameter	Mapping IO type IO type	Read / Write access mode R/W
	Info
	cpu_temp	float	r
	memory_usage	float	r
	Operation
	power	bool	rw
	restart	bool	w
	auto_off	int8	rw
	Possible values are: 0: Disabled 1: 1 Hour 2: 2 Hour 3: 3 Hour 4: 4 Hour 5: 5 Hour 6: 6 Hour 7: 7 Hour 8: 8 Hour
	input	int8	rw
	Possible values are: 7: HDMI 1 8: HDMI 2 9: HDMI 3 10: HDMI 4 19: DP 20: OPS 26: TYPE C
	input_str	string	rw
	Possible values are:     HDMI 1     HDMI 2     HDMI 3     HDMI 4     DP     OPS     TYPE C
	Audio
	volume	int8	rw
	value between 0 and 100
	vol_up	bool	w
	Increment audio volume by 1 step Only boolean value true is accepted Feedback of the set volume is available with the volume parameter
	vol_down	bool	w
	Decrement audio volume by 1 step Only boolean value true is accepted Feedback of the set volume is available with the volume parameter
	mute	bool	rw
	0: Unmute 1: Mute
	Video
	video_output	bool	rw
	backlight	int8	rw
	value between 0 and 100
	Browser
	browser_url	string	rw
	browser_settings_url	string	rw
	browser_start_url	string	rw
	browser_clear_cache	bool	w
	browser_clear_browser_data	bool	w
	Advanced
	raw	string	w
	Send a raw command to the display. No feedback is provided.

NOTE

When leaving standby the display defaults to the default input source which is the welcome menu.
When an input source is set with input or input_str, the plugin will active that input when leaving the standby state, but it most know about it in order to be able to do that. The plugin will also actively poll for the active input source, but the display must be powered on.

Configuration options

The minimal device config when using the default options would be:

settings.yml

devices:
  - type: vestel
    name: tv1
    options:
      ip: 10.0.0.1

This assumes that the scan rate at which the device will be polled is the default of 5000ms.

A complete config would look like this:

settings.yml

devices:
  - type: vestel
    name: tv1
    options:
      scan_rate: 2000
      ip: 10.0.0.1

where

type

is always “vestel” as this is the name of this plugin.

name

unique arbitrary name.

options/ip

display ip address

options/scan_rate

this is the polling scan rate in ms and should be an integer. Default: 5000, minimum: 500

Metrics

The following metrics are exported by the vestel plugin. They are prefixed / namespaced with vestel_, and all of them have the label {instance:"plugin_name"} where plugin_name is the name specified in the settings.yml file with the name attribute.

Filter Metrics Reset

More	Metric Name	Metric Type	Notes
	General
	connection_state	Gauge	The connection state of the display.
	Values: -1 initial / undefined 0 connected 1 disconnected 2 connection error 3 error received 4 error sending
	lifetime_minutes	Gauge	display lifetime in minutes
	cpu_temp	Gauge	CPU temperature in °C
	memory_usage_perc	Gauge	RAM usage in %
	Operation
	power	Gauge	Display Power
	Values: 0 Off 1 On
	auto_off	Gauge	Display auto off
	Values: -1 Initial (invalid) 0 Disabled 1 1 Hour 2 2 Hour 3 3 Hour 4 4 Hour 5 5 Hour 6 6 Hour 7 7 Hour 8 8 Hour
	input	Gauge	Active Input
	Values: 7 HDMI 1 8 HDMI 2 9 HDMI 3 10 HDMI 4 19 DP 20 OPS 26 TYPE C
	Info
	info	Gauge	Info labels of the display.
	Labels: {model="display_model"} {version="software_version"} {serial="serial_number"} {customer="customer_name"} Values: 1 valid 0 invalidated
	Audio
	volume	Gauge	Display volume (0 - 100)
	mute	Gauge	Mute status
	Values: 0 unmuted 1 muted