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iobroker.wiim

v0.4.1

Published

adapter to access Wiim/Arylic devices

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wiim adapter for ioBroker

adapter to access Wiim/Arylic and other devices based on the Linkplay streaming/multiroom technology

supported devices

The adapter has been tested with:

Wiim Amp
Wiim Mini
Arylic up2stream v3
Arylic S10+
Audiocast M5
August WR320B (after firmware upgrade to 4.6.415156.0)
August WS350K
Audio Pro Addon C5A
Müzo Cobblestone

Wiim devices use https communication, Arylic devices use http communication. At least one feature (playPromptUrl) works only with Arylic devices with firmware >=4.6.415145 Currently only the most important features of the API are implemented. Please let me know if other features are useful to you.

You can find information on the devices here:

WiiM: https://www.wiimhome.com/wiimvibelink/overview Arylic: https://www.arylic.com/ Audiocast: https://audiocast.io/ remark: Audicast M5 is sold under many different generic brands, I assume they all work with the adapter August: https://augustint.com/ remark: the WR320B seems to be discontinued

Adapter Configuration

interval for refresh of player data in seconds: time between two requests for updated data

Available States

	album: name of album played, string, read-only
			string that can be used to display the name of the current album, e.g.:
				"Electric"

	title: name if title played, string, read-only
			string that can be used to display the name of the current title, e.g.:
				"Wild Flower"

	artist: name of artist of title played, string, read-only
			string that can be used to display the name of the artist of the current title, e.g.:
				"The Cult"

	albumArtURI: URL of the cover art of the album played, string, read-only
			string that can be used to display the cover art of the current title, e.g.:
				"https://i.scdn.co/image/ab67616d0000b273ca8a324a5d0fce617bb2613d"
				Unfortunately, the generic Linkplay devices do not provide this information via http API....

	sampleRate: sample rate of file played, number, read-only
			number which can be used to display the current sample rate, e.g.;
				"44100"


	bitDepth: bit depth of file played, number, read-only
			number holdin the value of the current bit depth, e.g.:
				"16"

	Play_Pause: button to play/pause, button, read/write
			write "true" ti this datapoint to pause/play

	next: button to skip to the next title in playlist, button, read/write
			write "true" to this data point if you want to jump to the next title in the playlist

	previous: button to go to the previous title in playlist, button read/write
			write "true" to this data point if you want to jump to the previous title in the playlist
			"17:43:37"


	lastRefresh: time stamp of last data poll from device, string, read-only, e.g.:
	volume: playback volume, number, read/write
			use this datapoint to set the desired volume (0-100)

	play_preset: start playback of specific preset, number, write-only
			write the number of the preset you want to play to this datapoint

	play_URL: URL of file to be played, string, read/write
			the device will start to play the audio file/playlist located at the URL written to this datapoint

	loop_mode: current loop mode, number, read-only
			number between 1 and 4 indicating the current loop mode:
				0 - loop all
				1 - single loop
				2 - shuffle loop
				3 - shuffle, no loop
				4 - no shuffle, no loop

	toggle_loop_mode: skip to next loop mode, button, read-only
				not implemented yet

	setMaster: IP address of device to which this device shall be a slave within the sync group, read/write
				write the IP of the device controlling the sync group this device should join to this datapoint

	leaveSyncGroup: button to make device leave the current sync group, button, write
				write "true" to this datapoint in order to force the device leave the current snyc group
	
	jumptopos: position in ms to which the playback should jump, number, write-only
				write the position (in ms) to which playback should jump to this datapoint

	jumptopli: number of playlist item to which the playback should jump, number, write-only
				the device will jump to the index of the playlist xou write to this datapoint

	mode: current source, string, read-only, e.g.:
				"Spotify Connect"

	switchmode: source to which the device should switch, write-only
				

	playPromptUrl: URL of a file which should be played overlaying the current playback, string, write-only
				the device will play the file locate in the URL you write to this datapoint. The device will play the file in addtion to the current title. This can be used to implement a doorbell. After the "doorbell" is played the playback of the current track will return to the additional volume

	setShutdown: time in seconds until the device should shut down
				the device will shutdown after the number of seconds you write to this datapoint 

Changelog

<### 0.4.1

  • (KaiIOB) minor correction>

<### 0.4.0

  • (KaiIOB) reduced logging, introduction of player state, improved error handling, several devices added to list of tested devices>

<### 0.3.0

  • (KaiIOB) improved stability of bonjour autodetect of streamers, dnla introduced to retrieve coverArt from generic players>

<### 0.2.0

  • (KaiIOB) introduction of bonjour auto-detect of streamers>

<### 0.1.0

  • (KaiIOB) main functions implemented and code clean-up>

<### 0.0.3

  • (KaiIOB) migration to setTimeout from setInteral>

<### 0.0.2

  • (KaiIOB) Arylic devices added and corrections>

<### 0.0.1

  • (KaiIOB) initial release> <>

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2025 KaiIOB [email protected]

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

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