Closed indigodomo closed 7 years ago
This is mostly useful for those using Insteon I/O-Lincs, but it should be useful for any I/O device as long as it has 1 binary input with some kind of door sensor on it.
Not absolutely necessary since you can use the Masquerade plugin to make an I/O-Link look like a binary sensor. But I'll probably roll it into an update anyway. ;)
Currently working on caching the MyQ devices so it doesn't auto-create them. Also I might be able to implement controlling the MyQ light switches now.
You can now specify an I/O device as the sensor device. It always uses binaryInput1 as the source state.