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[matter] Comment out the comments in the example (#20334)

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Signed-off-by: Jimmy Tanagra <jcode@tanagra.id.au>
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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ This action will give feedback on the pairing process, if successful a device wi
See [Device Pairing: Code Types](#device-pairing-code-types) for more information on pairing codes and code formats.
The same codes can also be used in the openHAB Thing discovery UI, although feedback is limited and only a single controller is supported.
The same codes can also be used in the openHAB Thing discovery UI, although feedback is limited and only a single controller is supported.
<img src="./doc/thing-discovery.png" alt="Thing Discovery" width="600"/>
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ In order to pair (commission in matter terminology) a device, you must have an 1
If the device has not been paired before, use the code provided by the manufacturer and **ensure the device is in pairing mode**, refer to your devices instructions for pairing for more information.
You can include dashes or omit them in a manual pairing code.
If the device is paired with another Matter ecosystem (Apple, Google, Amazon, etc..) you must use that ecosystem to generate a new pairing code and search for devices.
If the device is paired with another Matter ecosystem (Apple, Google, Amazon, etc..) you must use that ecosystem to generate a new pairing code and search for devices.
The pairing code and device will only be available for commissioning for a limited time.
Refer to the ecosystem that generated the code for the exact duration (typically 5-15 minutes). In this case, openHAB still talks directly to the device and is not associated with that existing ecosystem.
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ The controller Thing must be created manually before devices can be discovered.
|--------|--------|----------------------------------------|---------|----------|----------|
| nodeId | number | The matter node ID for this controller | 0 | yes | no |
Note: The controller nodeId must not be changed after a controller is created.
Note: The controller nodeId must not be changed after a controller is created.
### Node Thing Configuration
@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ when
Channel "matter:node:main:12345678901234567890:1#doorlock-alarm" triggered
then
logInfo("DoorLock", "Lock alarm triggered with code: " + receivedEvent)
// Alarm codes: 0=Jammed, 1=Factory Reset, 3=Radio Power Cycled, 4=Wrong Code Limit,
// Alarm codes: 0=Jammed, 1=Factory Reset, 3=Radio Power Cycled, 4=Wrong Code Limit,
// 5=Escutcheon Removed, 6=Door Forced Open, 7=Door Ajar, 8=Forced User
end
```
@@ -416,13 +416,13 @@ end
### Thing Configuration
```java
Thing configuration example for the Matter controller:
// Thing configuration example for the Matter controller:
Thing matter:controller:main [ nodeId="1" ]
Thing configuration example for a Matter node:
// Thing configuration example for a Matter node:
Thing matter:node:main:12345678901234567890 [ nodeId="12345678901234567890"]
Thing configuration example for a Matter bridge endpoint:
// Thing configuration example for a Matter bridge endpoint:
Thing matter:endpoint:main:12345678901234567890:2 [ endpointId=2]
```
@@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ A note on semantic tags:
- If used, you can not mix different semantic namespaces as seen in the example above where `switches` is the base namespace being used for all tags.
- These are provided by the Matter spec, but its up to clients (like Apple, Alexa, Google....) to interpret these tags (or not).
- Each ecosystem will likely differ in its use of these tags.
- They are provided here for maximum flexibility but are not guarenteed to have any affect.
- They are provided here for maximum flexibility but are not guarenteed to have any affect.
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