iobroker.rwe-smarthome
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This adapter can be used to add the RWE Smarthome central to ioBroker
Added ability to interpret integers as booleans for switches
Added ability to interpret integers as booleans for switches
Added nice descriptions for states
Fixed GenericActuator types
Fixed initial device state
Added debug info for unknown devices
Corrected device types for several sensors
Added LuminanceSensor & RoomTemperatureActuator
Backport for NodeJS 0.10
minor communication fixes
updated underlying SmartHome lib
Fixed triggering of events during state change
Added shutdown event to clean the connection to the central during unload event
Updated underlaying lib to keep connection to the central alive
Fixed some underlaying communication problems
Added debug events
Added AlarmActuator
Added RollerShutterActuator
Added RoomHumiditySensor
Added RoomTemperatureSensor
Added WindowDoorSensor
Initial commit, at the moment only GenericActuator and SwitchActuator works
GPL V2
Copyright (c) 2016 Patrick Arns iobroker@patrick-arns.de
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