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[docs] P013 syntax fixed
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@@ -56,18 +56,18 @@ Sensor
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* **GPIO --> Trigger**: Set the GPIO to trigger the signal.
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* **GPIO --> Echo, 5V**: Set the GPIO to receive the echo signal, voltage divider is needed.
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* **Mode**: ``Value`` is the most used setting, it will output the distance in centimeters.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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* **Max distance**: Set the max value the task will show. If the actual value is above the
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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* **Unit**: You can show the output value as imperial without the need to do it using the formula function.
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* **Filter**: The signal might be a bit shaky for some applications, try to use the ``Median`` filtering
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setting in that case.
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setting in that case.
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Data acquisition
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@@ -56,18 +56,18 @@ Sensor
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* **GPIO --> Trigger**: Set the GPIO to trigger the signal.
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* **GPIO --> Echo, 5V**: Set the GPIO to receive the echo signal, voltage divider is needed.
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* **Mode**: ``Value`` is the most used setting, it will output the distance in centimeters.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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* **Max distance**: Set the max value the task will show. If the actual value is above the
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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* **Unit**: You can show the output value as imperial without the need to do it using the formula function.
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* **Filter**: The signal might be a bit shaky for some applications, try to use the ``Median`` filtering
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setting in that case.
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setting in that case.
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Data acquisition
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@@ -56,18 +56,18 @@ Sensor
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* **GPIO --> Trigger**: Set the GPIO to trigger the signal.
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* **GPIO --> Echo, 5V**: Set the GPIO to receive the echo signal, voltage divider is needed.
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* **Mode**: ``Value`` is the most used setting, it will output the distance in centimeters.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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If you want the plugin to report a ``1`` or a ``0`` you use the ``State`` setting.
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State will open up a new field called "Threshold" which will allow you to enter
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a value. If the unit detects a value below the given threshold the task will be
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set to ``1``, if the detected value is above the given threshold the task will
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be ``0``. You should set the interval to zero in the case of using the state
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setting, just to make sure the action is triggered as soon as possible.
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* **Max distance**: Set the max value the task will show. If the actual value is above the
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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max distance the max distance will be displayed. Set to ``0`` will disable the max
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distance setting. Max according to the specifications is ``300`` cm.
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* **Unit**: You can show the output value as imperial without the need to do it using the formula function.
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* **Filter**: The signal might be a bit shaky for some applications, try to use the ``Median`` filtering
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setting in that case.
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setting in that case.
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Data acquisition
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