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docs/Integration-Home-Assistant.md

@@ -175,6 +175,7 @@ This would return:
 To do such a REST call, you need to create a REST sensor:
 ```yaml
 sensor:
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 - platform: rest
   name: "Gasmeter JSON" 
   resource: http://<IP>/json

param-docs/parameter-pages/Alignment/AlignmentAlgo.md

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ Default Value: `Default`
 
 Algorithm used for the alignment step.
 Available options:
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 - `Default`: Use only red color channel
 - `HighAccuracy`: Use all 3 color Channels (3x slower)
 - `Fast`: First time use `HighAccuracy`, then only check if the image is shifted

param-docs/parameter-pages/Debug/LogLevel.md

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 Default Value: `1` (`ERROR`)
 Define the log level for the logging to the SD-Card.
 Available options:
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 - `1`: `ERROR`
 - `2`: `WARNING`
 - `3`: `INFO`

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO0.md

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO0` pin.
     Additionally, it is used to activate Bootloader mode and must therefore be HIGH after a reset!
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 0 state`: One of `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 0 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 0 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO1.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO1` pin.
     This pin is by default used for the serial communication as TX pin (USB logging)!
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 1 state`: One of `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 1 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 1 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO12.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO12` pin.
     This pin is usable without known restrictions!
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 12 state`: One of `external-flash-ws281x`, `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 12 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 12 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO13.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO13` pin.
     This pin is usable without known restrictions!
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 13 state`: One of `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 13 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 13 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO3.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO3` pin.
     This pin is by default used for the serial communication as RX pin (USB logging)!
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 3 state`: One of `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 3 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 3 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/GPIO/IO4.md

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ This parameter can be used to configure the GPIO `IO4` pin.
     By default, it is used for build-in flash light (onboard LED).
 
 Parameters:
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 - `GPIO 4 state`: One of `built-in-led`, `input`, `input pullup`, `input pulldown` or `output`.
 - `GPIO 4 use interrupt`: Enable interrupt trigger
 - `GPIO 4 PWM duty resolution`: LEDC PWM duty resolution in bit

param-docs/parameter-pages/MQTT/MainTopic.md

@@ -2,9 +2,11 @@
 Default Value: `watermeter`
 MQTT main topic, under which the counters are published.
 The single value will be published with the following key: `MAINTOPIC/NUMBER/RESULT_TOPIC` where:
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 - `NUMBER` is the name of the value (a meter might have more than one value). 
   The names get defined in the analog and digital ROI configuration (defaults to `main`).
 - `RESULT_TOPIC` can be one of `value`, `rate`, `timestamp`, `error`, ....
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 The general connection status can be found in `MAINTOPIC/CONNECTION`. 
 See [MQTT Result Topics](../MQTT-API#result) for a full list of topics.
 

param-docs/parameter-pages/TakeImage/ImageSize.md

@@ -6,5 +6,6 @@ Default Value: `VGA`
 
 Size of the camera picture.
 Available options:
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 - `VGA` (640 x 480 pixel)
 - `QVGA` (320 x 240 pixel)