This is a custom component to allow control of Encrypted SamsungTV devices in HomeAssistant. This should work on H and J 2014/2015 models (according to PySmartCrypto specs). Is a modified version of the built-in samsungtv, with some extra features.

We support HACS. Go to "STORE", search "SamsungTV Encrypted" and install.

Install it as you would do with any homeassistant custom component:

1. Download custom_components folder.

2. Copy the samsungtv_encrypted direcotry within the custom_components directory of your homeassistant installation. The custom_components directory resides within your homeassistant configuration directory. Note: if the custom_components directory does not exist, you need to create it. After a correct installation, your configuration directory should look like the following.

   └── ...
   └── configuration.yaml
   └── custom_components
       └── samsungtv_encrypted
           └── __init__.py
           └── media_player.py
           └── manifest.json
           └── get_token.py
           └── PySmartCrypto
               └── pysmartcrypto.py
   

1. Use get_token.py to get your Samsung TV token (use --port 8080). Store TOKEN (CTX) and SESSION_ID output. Your TV must be turned on and connected to Internet with the specific IP. Terminal where you have executed get_token.py will ask for a PIN, that will be showed in your TV screen.
   Note: In some models the TOKEN can expire after a time (maybe a week, month), or even the TOKEN can be invalidated due to a loss of TV power. In that case you have to repeat this process again.

2. Enable the component by editing the configuration.yaml file (within the config directory as well). Edit it by adding the following lines:

   Example configuration.yaml

   media_player:
     - platform: samsungtv_encrypted
       host: IP_ADDRESS
       token: TOKEN
       sessionid: SESSION_ID
       port: 8080
   

   Note: This is the same as the configuration for the built-in Samsung Smart TV component, except for the custom variables.

   Custom variables

   • token: (string) (Required) This contains the token of your encrypted TV (got in step 1)
     

   • sessionid: (string) (Required) This contains the sessionid of your encrypted TV (got in step 1)
     

   • key_power_off: (string) (Optional) Some TV models use an encrypted command to turn off the TV different from the command that we use by default. If this is your case, try using other encrypted commands, like 'KEY_POWER' here.
     Default value: 'KEY_POWEROFF'

   • turn_on_action: (script) (Optional) Script formatted command to turn on the TV. Example:

     - platform: samsungtv_encrypted
       ...
       turn_on_action:
         - service: kodi.call_method
           data:
             entity_id: media_player.kodi
             method: Addons.ExecuteAddon
             addonid: script.json-cec
             params:
               command: turn_on 0
     

   • turn_off_action: (script) (Optional) Script formatted command to turn off the TV. Example:

     - platform: samsungtv_encrypted
       ...
       turn_off_action:
         - service: switch.turn_on
           target:
             entity_id: switch.samsung_tv_power
     

     
     

3. Reboot Home Assistant

4. Congrats! You're all set!

Send keys using a native Home Assistant service:

service: media_player.play_media

{
  "entity_id": "media_player.samsungtv",
  "media_content_type": "send_key",
  "media_content_id": "KEY_CODE"
}

Note: Change "KEY_CODE" by desired key_code.

You can get lots of key codes here

Here you can see an example of a Home Assistant script using the media_player.play_media service:

tv_channel_down:
  alias: Channel down
  sequence:
  - service: media_player.play_media
    data:
      entity_id: media_player.samsung_tv55
      media_content_type: "send_key"
      media_content_id: KEY_CHDOWN

• H4500
• H5500
• H6200
• H6400
• HU7100
• HU7500
• HU8500
• HU8550
• J6350

• J8000

Feel free to contribute with other working models and to submit fixes and improvements to the code.

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