Add H5105 information

DeviceImages/README.md

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 ![image](h5100-phone.jpg)
 Powered by 1 AAA Battery
 
+## H5105
+![image](h5105-phone.jpg)
+Powered by 1 CR2450 Battery
+
 ## H5174
 ![image](h5174-phone.jpg)
 Powered by 3 AA Batteries

GoveeBTTempLogger.vcxproj

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README.md

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 # GoveeBTTempLogger
-Govee H5074, H5075, H5100, H5174, H5177, and H5179 Bluetooth Low Energy Temperature and Humidity Logger, and Govee H5181, H5182 and H5183 Smart Meat Thermometers
+Govee H5074, H5075, H5100, H5105, H5174, H5177, and H5179 Bluetooth Low Energy Temperature and Humidity Logger, and Govee H5181, H5182 and H5183 Smart Meat Thermometers
 
 Uses libbluetooth functionality from BlueZ on linux to open the default Bluetooth device and listen for low energy advertisments from Govee thermometers.
 
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 ## Download Details
 It has taken me a long time to get around to downloading data from the devices directly instead of purely listening for advertisments. The direct download method is nice because it can retrieve data accumulated while the listener was offline. 
 
-I have also run into problems recognizing advertisments. This has led to too much time experimenting with the method of scanning for bluetooth advertisments, primarily with the settings of ScanWindow and ScanInterval, but also with the difference between active scanning and passive scanning. 
+#### 2024-01-14 H5105 support
+It appears that the H5105 broadcast data is automatically recognized as a Govee thermometer and data stored, but downloading is not working. The H5105 has a pairing button on the top of the device. I've noticed that the H5100 device does not seem to be downloading historical data either. They may use the same protocol, different from the older thermometers.
+
+I have run into problems recognizing advertisments. This has led to too much time experimenting with the method of scanning for bluetooth advertisments, primarily with the settings of ScanWindow and ScanInterval, but also with the difference between active scanning and passive scanning. 
 ### Passive Scanning
 In this mode that program is doing excactly what you'd expect, listening for advertisments.
 ### Active Scanning