fix & tool: enhancement for this integration #42
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in 2024/09/21, i have tried scan my projector, and i found port 554 is no longer listened. so it is another way to detect projector alive by using ping method here is nmap result PORT STATE SERVICE VERSION 7001/tcp open afs3-callback? 7002/tcp open afs3-prserver? 7100/tcp open font-service? 8080/tcp open http-proxy?
this is a tool script for scanning token
tool: add scan.py for token
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I also found that when the projector is on, I can see its IP address in the router. This IP address disappears when the projector is off. Therefore, another way to detect the projector's status is by using the ping method.
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