My office has several televisions running graphs etc. data on our walls from Chromebit's hooked up to them. We have Samsung ones that have built-in scheduling options, so it's just a matter of setting it up.
Recently someone was given the job of getting another TV for similar duties, but to a different part of the office. Since I've been setting these things up, nobody really knew what functionality they should check the TV's have and thusly the last one is lacking said scheduling options.
The TV we have is a Philips 43PUS7202/12 (link to Finnish product page) and I've been thinking of trying to set up the attached Chromebit (or if that fails, one of the desktops in that room) to wake said TV up via WoWLAN, but before I go about researching too deep into this, I thought someone might have an idea how to achieve this in an easier fashion.
Anyone have any ideas or tips I could look into regarding this?
https://stackoverflow.com/a/33683205/1809169
Probably there is a nicer way to this, but this is a start. You need to enable developer mode on the TV.
You can access adb wirelessly, if the TV supports it. So you enable developer mode, then connect to it with:
to turn it on / wake it up:
put the TV to sleep:
https://www.howtogeek.com/358285/how-to-use-adb-and-fastboot-on-a-chromebook/