This project provides a Roon Volume/Source Control extension that allows you to control volume and mute from within Roon. It does so by connecting the receiver via its network interface.
Credits: This code is based on the Denon/Marantz volume control by DocBobo: https://github.com/docbobo/roon-extension-denon
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Install Node.js from https://nodejs.org.
- On Windows, install from the above link.
- On Mac OS, you can use homebrew to install Node.js.
- On Linux, you can use your distribution's package manager, but make sure it installs a recent Node.js. Otherwise just install from the above link.
The extension has been developed with Node v8.0.0. While it may work with older versions, it's not something that I've tested.
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Install Git from https://git-scm.com/downloads.
- Following the instructions for the Operating System you are running.
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Download the Onkyo AVR extension.
- Go to the roon-extension-onkyo page on GitHub.
- Click the green 'Clone or Download' button and select 'Download ZIP'.
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Extract the zip file in a local folder.
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Change directory to the extension in the local folder:
cd <local_folder>/roon-extension-denonReplace
<local_folder>with the local folder path. -
Install the dependencies:
npm install
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Run it!
node .The extension should appear in Roon now. See Settings->Setup->Extensions and you should see it in the list. Once it has been properly configured, it can be added as 'Volume Control' extension to an existing output zone.
- Setups with more than one Roon Core on the network are not currently tested.
- For source control and power signalling to work correctly, you need to enter the name of the source in the settings for the extension (e.g. cd or aux).
- To turn on the receiver from Roon (and set correct source), you need to make sure that network standby is enabled on the receiver.
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