from libLGTV_serial import LGTV
model = '32LW300C-ZA' # Change this to your TV's model
# Change this to the serial port you're using
# On Linux it might look like '/dev/ttyS0'
# On a Mac it might look like '/dev/tty.usbmodemfa2321'
serial_port = "/dev/ttyUSB0"
# Verify passed command
if len(sys.argv) != 2:
print('Usage: {0} <command>'.format(sys.argv[0]))
print('Example: {0} --togglepower'.format(sys.argv[0]))
sys.exit(1)
tv = LGTV(model, serial_port)
# Example of adding a custom toggle command. Passing in '--toggleinput'
# will toggle between 'inputrgbpc' and 'inputdigitalcable'
tv.add_toggle('input', 'inputrgbpc', 'inputdigitalcable')
tv.add_toggle('lock', 'lockon', 'lockoff')
# Sometimes a single remote button press is detected as many. By debouncing a
# command, we make sure its only called once per button press.
tv.debounce('togglepower')
tv.debounce('togglelock')
# Finally, send the command
# .send() Returns nothing on failure, 2-digit bytecode for status commands,
# and True for other commands
print(tv.send(sys.argv[1].lstrip("--")))
# Shows all available commands for your TV
#
from libLGTV_serial import LGTV
model = '42LK450' # Change this to your TV's model
tv = LGTV(model, 'dont_care')
# Example of adding a custom toggle command. Passing in '--toggleinput'
# will toggle between 'inputrgbpc' and 'inputdigitalcable'
tv.add_toggle('input', 'inputrgbpc', 'inputdigitalcable')
tv.available_commands()
input("Press Enter to continue...")
