.. csv-table::
    :header: "Command Syntax", "Extra information"
    :widths: 20, 30

    "
    ``oledframedcmd,<sub>``

    Sub:

    * ``on`` will turn the display ON.
    * ``off`` will turn the display OFF.
    * ``low`` will dim the display to low.
    * ``med`` will dim the display to medium.
    * ``high`` will set the brightness to maximum.

    ","
    OLED displays will age quite fast, so it is not adviced to run them continously at max brightness.

    Some displays do not accept all brightness levels and some also make a quite high pitch coil whine noise when running on some brightness levels.
    So different levels of brightness can also be of help on those displays.

    This command is shared with :ref:`P036_page`, so when having both plugins enabled, the command has to be prefixed with the taskname and a periode, like ``[thermo].oledframedcmd...``
    "
    "
    ``thermo,setpoint,<temperature>``
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    Set the setpoint value, that the thermostat feature will try to maintain.
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    "
    ``thermo,down``
    ","
    Change the setpoint value down by 0.5 degrees, simulating a keypress on the Down button. This enables an alternative way to control the setpoint.

    If Manual mode is active, the timeout will be decreased by 5 minutes.
    "
    "
    ``thermo,up``
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    Change the setpoint value up by 0.5 degrees, simulating a keypress on the Up button. This enables an alternative way to control the setpoint.

    If Manual mode is active, the timeout will be increased by 5 minutes.
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    "
    ``thermo,modebtn``
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    Change the mode to the next circular value in the 1, 2, 0 range, simulating a keypress on the Mode button. This enables an alternative way to control the thermostat mode.

    When Manual mode is selected, the timeout is by default set to 5 minutes, and after the timeout it returns to automatic mode.
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    ``thermo,heating,<state>``

    State:

    ``1`` / ``on``: Turn on the heating

    Any other value: Turn off the heating.
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    Set on the heating manually, either to ``1`` / ``on`` (on) or off (any other value).
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    "
    ``thermo,mode,<mode>[,<timeout>]``

    Mode:

    ``0`` / ``x`` = Off

    ``1`` / ``a`` = Automatic, the default thermostat mode.

    ``2`` / ``m`` = Manual, turns heating on, with a <timeout> value in minutes, after which the Automatic mode is enabled again.

    Timeout: A timeout for Manual mode in minutes. When no timeout is provided it will return to Automatic mode nearly immediately (~1 second).
    ","
    Set the thermostat mode.
    "