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Avid Contributor I
November 10, 2015
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Wall Control

  • November 10, 2015
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I know this is has been touched on but has anyone figured out how to setup a wall controller of any kind for Sonos? I have Sonos in every room of my house and I thought it would be nice for the guest room to have access to volume controls. My family just uses their phones.

I know the option to use old Android phones has been brought up before but I was looking for something a little more "analog".
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    bockersjv
    Local Superstar
    July 5, 2017
    Velcro 😃 I keep it plugged in all the time of a 1amp charger
    dave77
    Headliner I
    July 5, 2017
    Velcro 😃 I keep it plugged in all the time of a 1amp charger

    Good plan, I guess the supplied charger is 1amp?

    A downside to a Fire unit is that you can't use screen pinning for the Sonos app, will have to figure out an alternative

    Tesco outlet has a brand new HD 6 for £40 if anyone else is interested
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/352000832393
    jgatie
    July 5, 2017
    There are all sorts of wall mount enclosures with power built in. Search on Amazon for "wall mount for Fire HD 6". They have everything from basic brackets that mount on the wall with a power dongle, to fully integrated mounts that must be in-wall wired.
    scottredd
    Contributor I
    November 2, 2017
    If you're using Insteon for home automation control, you can use Insteon switches and scene controllers to send commands to Sonos speakers.

    I've recently done this where I created scenes to start different genre-based stations, stop all music, and adjust the volume. These switches can be installed in place of existing light switches, junction boxes, or with wireless remotes small enough to fit behind a standard wall switch plate for a built-in look.

    I might post up some pictures later.

    Regards,

    Scott