defaultConfig.conf

[General]

# location of log files (required)
LogLocation = /var/log/
LogToConsole = True

# PUT YOUR OWN COORDINATES HERE
# Latitude of the place for computation of sunset and sunrise. 
# check on Google Maps for instance
Latitude = 51.4769

# PUT YOUR OWN COORDINATES HERE
# Longitude of the place for computation of sunset and sunrise. 
# check on Google Maps for instance
Longitude = 0

# Repeat each command a certain number of times. This is to ensure it works
# if the remote is far away from the shutter and sometime EMI prevents a
# signal to go through
# This option only applies if a shutter is raised or lowered in full. If 
# a shutter is only raised or lowered for a given amount of seconds, this
# option does not apply for obvious reasons.
SendRepeat = 2

# (Optional) This parameter specifes the GPIO connector where the 433.42 MHz
# emitter is connected to. The default value is 4
TXGPIO = 4

# (Optional) These parameters configure the GPIO connectors for an RFM69HCW to 
# to use where the 433.42 MHz frequency.  If using Rfm69 ensure to update the TXGPIO
# value above to match the DATA/DIO2 Pin for the Rfm69 module and set Rfm69Enabled to True
Rfm69ResetGPIO = 25
Rfm69SPIChannel = 0
Rfm69Enabled = False

# (Optional) These parameters configure remote GPIO access via PIOPIO
PIGPIOHost = localhost
PIGPIOPort = 8888

# This parameter, if true will enable the use of HTTPS
# (secure HTTP) in the Flask web app or user name and password
# authentication, depending on the options below. This option is only
# applicable to the web app. This option requires python-openssl library
# to be installed
UseHttps = False

# (Optional) This parameter will allow the HTTP port to be set by the web
# interface. The default is 80, but this setting will override that
# value. This option is only applicable to the web app.
HTTPPort = 80

# This parameter will override the default port for HTTPS, which is
# 443. Uncomment and change this value to use a non-standard port for HTTPS
HTTPSPort = 443

# Lowest identifier used by the tool to assign unique 24bit 
# ids for new remote. This value won't change in the config file, instead
# the tool will look for the next available address that has not been 
# used yet.
# If you are running more than one instance of PiSomfy you must ensure
# each instance is set to a different value to avoid possible conflicts
RTS_Address = 0x279620

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## LIST OF ALL SHUTTERS REGISTERED
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[MQTT]

# Location (IP Address of DNS Name) of the MQTT Server
MQTT_Server = 192.168.1.x

# Port of the MQTT Server
MQTT_Port = 1883

# Username for the MQTT Server
MQTT_User = xxxxxxx

# Password of the MQTT Server
MQTT_Password = xxxxxxx

# MQTT unique client identifier
# If you are running more than one instance of PiSomfy you must ensure
# each instance is set to a different value to avoid possible conflicts
MQTT_ClientID = somfy-mqtt-bridge

# If MQTT Discovery is enabled, simply add the folowing 2 lines to Home
# Assistant's configuration.yaml file:
#
# mqtt:
#   discovery: true

EnableDiscovery = true

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## LIST OF ALL SHUTTERS REGISTERED
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#
# The config value is the address of the remote (must be unique), 
# which is a 24bit identifier (little-endian)
# followed by a comma deliminated list of 
#   - Userfriednly Name
#   - indicator if these remote is active or has been (soft-)deleted
#   - duration (seconds) for motor to fully lower down
#   - duration (seconds) for motor to fully rise up (optional otherwise down duration will be used in both directions)
#
[Shutters]


# Indicates the rolling code used by the shutter, based on the address 
# provided in the section [Shutters]. Note that this changes every time 
# the remote is used and therefore the config file will update frequently
#
[ShutterRollingCodes]


# Indicates in % the intermediate position stored in the shutter itself,
# based on the address provided in the section [Shutters].
# Bellow values are assumed to match with shutters internal presets.
# They might be overwritten/cleared by a 5 seconds press on the stop button.
#
[ShutterIntermediatePositions]

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## LIST OF ALL AUTOMATED SCHEDULED OPERATIONS
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#
# The config value is a unique id identifying the schedule
#
# This is followed by a comma deliminated list representing:
#  -  active: Either 'active', 'paused', 'deleted'
#  -  repeatType: String: 'once' or 'weekday'
#  -  repeatValue: Date in format "YYYY/MM/DD" or Array ['Mon', 'Tue', 'Wed', 'Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun']
#  -  timeType: String: 'clock' or 'astro' are valid values
#  -  timeValue: String: Time in format "HH:MM" or values 'sunset' or 'sunrise' or 'sunset+MIN', 'sunset-MIN', 'sunrise+MIN', 'sunrise-MIN'
#  -  shutterAction: String: 'up', 'down' or 'stop' (= My-Position) are valid values. If this is followed by an integer, this indicates the duration of the operation
#  -  shutterIds: Array of shutterIds to operate
#
[Scheduler]