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[ette9000]

eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 00
eHdmiCEC: received message 8C
eHdmiCEC: send message 87 00 00 00

The tv is requesting the vendorid there.
We use 00 00 00 (no particular vendor id)
Maybe your tv gets a bit more cooperative if you use the LG vendor id instead:

 
elif message == "vendorid":
  cmd = 0x87
  data = '\x00\xE0\x91'

(python/Components/HdmiCec.py, line 110)

Thank you for reply!
My answer is coming a little late, sorry for that !
I changed the value of the vendorid.

this is the log file:
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 00
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 00
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
so my LG is answering 00 (which i interprete as ok)
maybe it wants to know which device will be connecting (in simplink i have the following devices: TV, DISK, VDR, HDD Recorder, Loudspeaker)

[sypo]

I have LG 42LX6500 and ET9000.
Unfortunately, the HDMI-CEC does not work. The only response to the exclusion of TV ET9000 enter into standby.
I made the modification:

Maybe your tv gets a bit more cooperative if you use the LG vendor id instead:

elif message == "vendorid":
  cmd = 0x87
  data = '\x00\xE0\x91'

(python/Components/HdmiCec.py, line 110)

And then I logged exclusively TV (ET9000 enter into standby):

eHdmiCEC: received message 44 45
eHdmiCEC: received message 45
eHdmiCEC: received message 36
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 36

And turn on the TV (ET9000 no response):

eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 00 F0
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 8C
eHdmiCEC: send message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 A0
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
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eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01

Throughout the work appears in the log:

eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 87 00 E0 91
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01
eHdmiCEC: received message 89 01

I found a nice document on the network, it can be useful for someone: http://collaboration..._v1_3-FINAL.pdf

[sypo]

ET9000 will support the SimpLink?

Edited by sypo, 12 December 2012 - 22:38.

[sypo]

I think I found the cause of the SimpLink.

Initiation SympLink logged in:

As you can see LG sends VendorCommand_LG and exactly SL_COMMAND_CONNECT_REQUEST (89:04:00).

I found a project where there is already support this and other commands LG: https://github.com/o.../master/cec.cpp

Edited by sypo, 19 June 2013 - 11:17.