Changes between Version 44 and Version 45 of WikiStart

Timestamp:

2012-02-24 18:40:05 (13 years ago)

Author:

mcvflorin

Comment:

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WikiStart

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 == Usage ==
-==== On the dashboard ====
+=== '''On the dashboard''' ===
 [[Image(ui5_dashboard900.png)]]
 
@@ -37 +37 @@
 || Night || NIGHT-STAY ||
 
-==== The main panel control panel ====
+=== '''The main panel control panel''' ===
 [[Image(ui5_control.png)]]
 
 '''Clear''' clears the status messages generated by the plugin in the status box.
 
-==== The partition control panel ====
+==== The ''Cheat Sheet'' ====
+[[Image(ui5_cheat_sheet500.png)]]
+
+This is the list of the zones, which must be added manually. The plugin will create a device for every zone in the list. The zones can be used for triggering scenes and sending notifications when they are faulted (tripped).
+
+'''NOTE:''' Currently removing a zone from the list won't delete its device. Also deleting a zone device won't remove it from the list.
+
+=== '''The partition control panel''' ===
 [[Image(ui5_partition500.png)]]
 
@@ -60 +67 @@
 '''Store'''
 
-When a partition is in the NotReady state, the plugin will attempt to send the star(*) command to get the faulted zones. If there are two or more active partitions the plugin will use the GOTO command to switch to the partition the command was issued for. This command requires a user code valid for that partition. The plugin stores the user code for every partition in an internal variable to use it ONLY for getting the faulted zones (all the other commands still require the PIN code). If no previous command has been given to this partition, no PIN code will be available, which means that it won't be possible to get the faulted zones. This is what the Store button is for. If you see that a partition is in the NotReady state, but the faulted zones list is empty, enter the PIN code in the PIN code field and store it. After this, you should see the faulted zones list being populated.
+When a partition is in the !NotReady state, the plugin will attempt to send the star(*) command to get the faulted zones. If there are two or more active partitions the plugin will use the GOTO command to switch to the partition the command was issued for. This command requires a user code valid for that partition. The plugin stores the user code for every partition in an internal variable to use it ONLY for getting the faulted zones (all the other commands still require the PIN code). If no previous command has been given to this partition, no PIN code will be available, which means that it won't be possible to get the faulted zones. This is what the Store button is for. If you see that a partition is in the !NotReady state, but the faulted zones list is empty, enter the PIN code in the PIN code field and store it. After this, you should see the faulted zones list being populated.
 
 == Configurable parameters ==
-In the main panel control panel >> ''Advanced'' tab there are two configurable parameters.
+In the main panel control panel >> '''Advanced''' tab there are two configurable parameters.
 
 [[Image(ui5_parameters.png)]]
 
-==== SecureStore ====
+==== !SecureStore ====
 If this is '''0''' the PIN code is stored in a file and it can be used for every action, not only to get the faulted zones. This is more convenient but is less secure.
 
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 The '''TTL''' is the number of seconds a zone hasn't been reported as faulted after which it will be considered ''RESTORED''. This should be set according to the number of zones. It takes few seconds to cycle through 3 zones, but many seconds to cycle through 16 zones. The default value for TTL is 60 seconds.
 
-==== CheckConnectionTimer ====
-If the plugin doesn't receive any message from the AD2USB after this number of seconds, it sets the ''ConnectionDown'' variable to '''1'''. This can be used to set up notifications when the connection with the AD2USB is lost.
+==== !CheckConnectionTimer ====
+If the plugin doesn't receive any message from the AD2USB after this number of seconds, it sets the ''!ConnectionDown'' variable to '''1'''. This can be used to set up notifications when the connection with the AD2USB is lost.
 
 ==== !DebugMode ====