Alex Martens
Alex Martens
You got it to authorize which is good - it means something is working. Beyond that I would need a wireshark capture to debug - there are many different reasons...
It depends on your background knowledge in this area. If you do not know what a port, IP address, or TCP connection is start there; these concepts have not changed...
Are you able to nmap port 36669 on your TV? First step is to see if the socket is listening on the TV. ``` nmap -p 36669 10.0.0.198 ```
Hmmm. Just double checking: the API has been authorized (see README), and have you tried without `--no-ssl`? If those two things don't solve it I think the next step is...
I'll take a look in a week or so, I'm away from my computer at the moment :)
The TV looks like it is on port 6466, which is the first time I have seen that. There's not much else I can see from the packet capture because...
What do the logs show?
There are logs being printed out over UART, they contain a lot of information for debugging such as the status of the DHCP client. You can also look at a...
You'll definitely want to be looking at wireshark and your MQTT broker logs in that case. The UART logs would still be helpful because they'll inform you of the internal...
Hmmmm, can you do nmap and see if anything is listening on the mqtt port? There may be a setting to enable the MQTT server on the TV.