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  1. rpi22:~ # cec-ctl --help
  2. Usage:
  3. -d, --device <dev> Use device <dev> instead of /dev/cec0
  4. If <dev> starts with a digit, then /dev/cec<dev> is used.
  5. -D, --driver <driver> Use a cec device with this driver name
  6. -a, --adapter <adapter> Use a cec device with this adapter name
  7. -p, --phys-addr <addr> Use this physical address
  8. -o, --osd-name <name> Use this OSD name
  9. -V, --vendor-id <id> Use this vendor ID
  10. -l, --logical-address Show first configured logical address
  11. -L, --logical-addresses Show all configured logical addresses
  12. -C, --clear Clear all logical addresses
  13. -n, --no-reply Toggle 'don't wait for a reply'
  14. -N, --non-blocking Transmit messages in non-blocking mode
  15. -t, --to <la> Send message to the given logical address
  16. -f, --from <la> Send message from the given logical address
  17. By default use the first assigned logical address
  18. -r, --show-raw Show the raw CEC message (hex values)
  19. -s, --skip-info Skip Driver Info output
  20. -S, --show-topology Show the CEC topology
  21. -P, --poll Send poll message
  22. -h, --help Display this help message
  23. --help-all Show all help messages
  24. -T, --trace Trace all called ioctls
  25. -v, --verbose Turn on verbose reporting
  26. -w, --wall-clock Show timestamps as wall-clock time (implies -v)
  27. -W, --wait-for-msgs Wait for messages and events for up to --monitor-time secs.
  28. --cec-version-1.4 Use CEC Version 1.4 instead of 2.0
  29. --allow-unreg-fallback Allow fallback to Unregistered
  30. --no-rc-passthrough Disable the RC passthrough
  31. --reply-to-followers The reply will be sent to followers as well
  32. --raw-msg Transmit the message without validating it (must be root)
  33. --timeout <ms> Set the reply timeout in milliseconds (default is 1000 ms)
  34. --list-ui-commands List all UI commands that can be used with --user-control-pressed
  35. --list-devices List all cec devices
  36.  
  37. --tv This is a TV
  38. --record This is a recording and playback device
  39. --tuner This is a tuner device
  40. --playback This is a playback device
  41. --audio This is an audio system device
  42. --processor This is a processor device
  43. --switch This is a pure CEC switch
  44. --cdc-only This is a CDC-only device
  45. --unregistered This is an unregistered device
  46.  
  47. --feat-record-tv-screen Signal the Record TV Screen feature
  48. --feat-set-osd-string Signal the Set OSD String feature
  49. --feat-deck-control Signal the Deck Control feature
  50. --feat-set-audio-rate Signal the Set Audio Rate feature
  51. --feat-sink-has-arc-tx Signal the sink ARC Tx feature
  52. --feat-source-has-arc-rx Signal the source ARC Rx feature
  53.  
  54. --rc-tv-profile-1 Signal RC TV Profile 1
  55. --rc-tv-profile-2 Signal RC TV Profile 2
  56. --rc-tv-profile-3 Signal RC TV Profile 3
  57. --rc-tv-profile-4 Signal RC TV Profile 4
  58.  
  59. --rc-src-dev-root Signal that the RC source has a Dev Root Menu
  60. --rc-src-dev-setup Signal that the RC source has a Dev Setup Menu
  61. --rc-src-contents Signal that the RC source has a Contents Menu
  62. --rc-src-media-top Signal that the RC source has a Media Top Menu
  63. --rc-src-media-context Signal that the RC source has a Media Context Menu
  64.  
  65. -m, --monitor Monitor CEC traffic
  66. -M, --monitor-all Monitor all CEC traffic
  67. --monitor-pin Monitor low-level CEC pin
  68. --monitor-time <secs> Monitor for <secs> seconds (default is forever)
  69. --ignore <la>,<opcode> Ignore messages from logical address <la> and opcode
  70. <opcode> when monitoring. 'all' can be used for <la>
  71. or <opcode> to match all logical addresses or opcodes.
  72. To ignore poll messages use 'poll' as <opcode>.
  73. --store-pin <to> Store the low-level CEC pin changes to the file <to>.
  74. Use - for stdout.
  75. --analyze-pin <from> Analyze the low-level CEC pin changes from the file <from>.
  76. Use - for stdin.
  77. --test-power-cycle Test power cycle behavior of the display.
  78. --stress-test-power-cycle cnt=<count>[,max-sleep=<secs>]
  79. Power cycle display <count> times. If 0, then never stop.
  80. If <secs> is non-zero (0 is the default), then sleep for
  81. a random number of seconds between 0 and <secs> before
  82. each Standby or Image View On message.
  83.  
  84. --help-abort Show help for the Abort feature
  85. --help-audio-rate-control Show help for the Audio Rate Control feature
  86. --help-audio-return-channel-control Show help for the Audio Return Channel Control feature
  87. --help-capability-discovery-and-control Show help for the Capability Discovery and Control feature
  88. --help-deck-control Show help for the Deck Control feature
  89. --help-device-menu-control Show help for the Device Menu Control feature
  90. --help-device-osd-transfer Show help for the Device OSD Transfer feature
  91. --help-dynamic-audio-lipsync Show help for the Dynamic Audio Lipsync feature
  92. --help-htng Show help for the HTNG feature
  93. --help-osd-display Show help for the OSD Display feature
  94. --help-one-touch-play Show help for the One Touch Play feature
  95. --help-one-touch-record Show help for the One Touch Record feature
  96. --help-power-status Show help for the Power Status feature
  97. --help-remote-control-passthrough Show help for the Remote Control Passthrough feature
  98. --help-routing-control Show help for the Routing Control feature
  99. --help-standby Show help for the Standby feature
  100. --help-system-audio-control Show help for the System Audio Control feature
  101. --help-system-information Show help for the System Information feature
  102. --help-timer-programming Show help for the Timer Programming feature
  103. --help-tuner-control Show help for the Tuner Control feature
  104. --help-vendor-specific-commands Show help for the Vendor Specific Commands feature
  105.  
  106. --custom-command cmd=<byte>[,payload=<byte>[:<byte>]*]
  107. Send custom message
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