| Posted: Monday Nov 25th, 2024 12:52 pm |
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That is correct, it enriches the log entries as I cannot programmatically determine which zones, outputs, flags etc. are assigned to which device types like door, windows or lights or any other integration to Comfort.
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| Posted: Tuesday Nov 26th, 2024 01:29 am |
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That is understood. Great work by koochyrat and Ingo! I will start a new topic on the steps to install the add on with home assistant on a Raspberry Pi, so that novices like me will be able to do it easily.
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| Posted: Thursday Nov 28th, 2024 04:12 am |
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quick question - why are there 2 MQTT devices; Comfort 2 Ultra and Comfort2MQTT bridge? I am trying to understand the function
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| Posted: Thursday Nov 28th, 2024 05:15 am |
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The Bridge is the software component linking Comfort to MQTT - the 'Bridge'. Comfort is the actual device itself.
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