No se como configurar esta parte “Set NSPanelPro Spkr Audio Address → Enter the audio file addres”. Podrias darme un ejemplo de como seria la ruta?
For your convenience, I recorded the setup steps using my phone:
First, go to the automation creation page, then select the trigger. When choosing the action, select NSPanelPro, and you will be able to set the audio file.
I wish we could also be able to see the Media so we can set text to speech messages as well. Sadly one cannot have it all.
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I conducted a test and encountered the same issue you described. This may be related to the NSPanelPro’s system. Please allow me some time to investigate further. Thank you for your understanding.
Thank you for taking the time to test this. Any updates?
It is a common use case to create room detection where you have the beacon transmitter on your phone and the beacon monitor on stationary devices in every room. At the moment I am not able to accomplish this without the described bluetooth permission on NSPP.
Microphone and speaker capabilities will be enabled in version 4.4.0 (scheduled for February 9th), supporting their use within Home Assistant.
It was, thank you. There is a slight issue though. The system requires the audio file played from the speaker to be inside NSPP file system that is not accessible in any way (not through device nor through eWeLink). Only way to add a file to be played through the speaker, that I found, is by recording it with the microphone. This causes loss of quality and is also otherwise quite rudimentary.
The goal is to have the NSPP speaker play a notification or a welcome sound that I have created for example using AI. We just have to find a way to move the sound file to the device in the correct location and then I can input it with the HA mqtt interface into the Spkr play command.
Hi, it’s being processed. We’ve found a solution to enable this permission, but we’re not sure if it will take effect after enabling it. May I ask how you specifically use this feature? (I want to verify if the function works properly.) Can you see the RSSI of each device? Or do you need to configure it on other pages?
In addition to playing the built-in audio on the NSPanelPro, you can also enter the audio file address.
But this way I’ve to set a link to an sound file (accesable through http). Afterwards I can play it.
It’s not possible to simply play an internal sound with only one command, right? Like the http API endpoint /open-api/v1/rest/hardware/speaker, where I can send:
{
"type": "play_sound",
"sound": {
"name": "doorbell1",
"volume": 100,
"countdown": 1
}
}
Hi, After version 4.x.x, some API interfaces are temporarily unavailable, so this setting will not take effect. If you choose to play internal files, you can select the audio list after choosing NSPanelPro (Spkr Select NSPanelPro Audio), where the local alarm ringtones of NSPanelPro will be displayed.