In addition you can also turn off discovery which when this setting is synced to the module will cause the device to no longer respond to UPnP requests as documented.
Please use this setting with caution and do not disable until a static ip address has been provided for your Konnected Alarm Panel via DHCP, router or otherwise.
| Switch-(wifi/pro) | Switch | Zone Number | This is the channel type for sensors or other read only devices |
| Actuator-(wifi/pro) | Switch | Zone Number, Momentary, Pause, Times | This is the channel type for devices whose state can be turned on an off by the Konnected Alarm Panel |
| Temperature-(wifi/pro) | Number:Temperature | Zone Number, DHT22, Poll Interval, DS18b20 Address | This is the channel for sensors which measure temperature (DHT22 and DS18B20). The DHT22 setting should be set to true when the channel is monitoring a zone connected to a DHT22 sensor and false if the zone is connected to a DS1820B sensor |
| Humidity-(wifi/pro) | Number:Dimensionless | Zone Number | This is the channel type for the humidity sensor on a connected DHT22 sensor |
For the actuator type channels you can also add configuration parameters times, pause and momentary which will be added to the payload that is sent to the Konnected Alarm Panel.
These parameters will tell the module to pulse the actuator for certain time period.
A momentary switch actuates a switch for a specified time (in milliseconds) and then reverts it back to the off state.
This is commonly used with a relay module to actuate a garage door opener, or with a door bell to send a momentary trigger to sound the door bell.
A beep/blink switch is like a momentary switch that repeats either a specified number of times or indefinitely.
This is commonly used with a piezo buzzer to make a "beep beep" sound when a door is opened, or to make a repeating beep pattern for an alarm or audible warning.
These are one wire devices which can all be Konnected to the same "Zone" on the Konnected Alarm Panel.
As part of its transmission the module will include an unique "address" property of each sensor probe that will be logged to the debug log when received.
This needs to be added to the channel if there are multiple probes connected.
The default behavior in absence of this configuration will be to simply log the address of the received event.
A channel should be added for each probe, as indicated above and configured with the appropriate address.