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[denonmarantz] Add HTTP protocol support for newer receivers #16748

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Add HTTP protocol support for newer receivers
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions bundles/org.openhab.binding.denonmarantz/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -7,18 +7,18 @@ This binding integrates Denon & Marantz AV receivers by using either Telnet or a
This binding supports Denon and Marantz receivers having a Telnet interface or a web based controller at `http://<AVR IP address>/`.
The thing type for all of them is `avr`.

Tested models: Marantz SR5008, Denon AVR-X2000 / X3000 / X1200W / X2100W / X2200W / X3100W / X3300W / X4400H

Denon models with HEOS support (`AVR-X..00H`) do not support the HTTP API. They do support Telnet.
During Discovery this is auto-detected and configured.
Tested models: Marantz SR5008, Denon AVR-3808 / AVR-4520 / AVR-X2000 / X3000 / X1200W / X2100W / X2200W / X3100W / X3300W / X4400H / X4800H

## Discovery

This binding can discover Denon and Marantz receivers using mDNS.
The serial number (which is the MAC address of the network interface) is used as unique identifier.

The protocol will be auto-detected.
The HTTP port as well as slight variations in the API will be auto-detected as well.

It tries to detect the number of zones (when the AVR responds to HTTP).
It defaults to 2 zones.
It defaults to two zones.

## Thing Configuration

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