openhab-docs/addons/io.md

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# System Integrations

openHAB supports services that enable integration with various technologies that don't fall into other add-on categories.

Most of the systems mentioned below are integrated via a *Misc* add-on, installed e.g. through Paper UI.
Detailed instructions and requirements may be found in the corresponding documentation pages.

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        Some openHAB 1 service modules have not yet completed validation for inclusion in the distribution; however, they may indeed work properly under openHAB 2.  
        All openHAB 1 addons can be downloaded in a <a href="https://bintray.com/openhab/mvn/download_file?file_path=org%2Fopenhab%2Fdistro%2Fopenhab%2F1.9.0%2Fopenhab-1.9.0-addons.zip">zip file</a>.
        We need your help testing them so that they may be easily installed in a future distribution.
        Please see the <a href="{{base}}/developers/development/compatibilitylayer.html#how-to-use-openhab-1x-add-ons-that-are-not-part-of-the-distribution">compatibility layer documentation</a> and
        also search the <a href="https://community.openhab.org">openHAB community forum</a> for the latest information and steps for manual installation.
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        <h4><a href="{{base}}{{io.url}}">{% if io.logo %}<img class="logo" src="{{base}}/{{io.logo}}" title="{{ io.label }}" alt="{{ io.label }}" />{% else %}{{ io.label }}{% endif %}</a></h4>
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        <h4><a href="http://www.myopenhab.org/" target="_blank"><img class="logo" src="{{base}}/images/addons/ifttt.png" title="IFTTT" alt="IFTTT" /></a></h4>
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        Activating <a href="https://ifttt.com" target="_blank">IFTTT</a> integration is easy.
        Just log in to your IFTTT account and activate the openHAB channel.
        You will be forwarded to the <a href="http://www.myopenhab.org/" target="_blank">myopenHAB website</a> to authorize the IFTTT channel connection.
        Before you start creating IFTTT recipes you need to make sure that you have your runtime configured to expose certain items to myopenHAB.
        Only those items will be visible to IFTTT.
        You will also be able to send commands to those items from IFTTT Applets.
        Items will appear in myopenHAB and thus in IFTTT only after at least one state update has been received by myopenHAB from your runtime.
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