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_addons_bindings/publictransportswitzerland/readme.md
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@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ title: Public Transport Switzerland - Bindings
type: binding type: binding
description: "Connects to the 'Swiss public transport API' to provide real-time public transport information. [Link to the API](https://transport.opendata.ch/)" description: "Connects to the 'Swiss public transport API' to provide real-time public transport information. [Link to the API](https://transport.opendata.ch/)"
since: 3x since: 3x
logo: images/addons/publictransportswitzerland.png
install: manual install: manual
--- ---

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_thing_types/org.openhab.binding.powermax/src/main/resources/OH-INF/thing/ip.xml
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<description>@text/config.panelType.description</description> <description>@text/config.panelType.description</description>
<limitToOptions>true</limitToOptions> <limitToOptions>true</limitToOptions>
<options> <options>
<option value="PowerMax">PowerMax</option> <option value="PowerMax">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMax</option>
<option value="PowerMax+">PowerMax+</option> <option value="PowerMax+">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxPlus</option>
<option value="PowerMaxPro">PowerMax Pro</option> <option value="PowerMaxPro">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxPro</option>
<option value="PowerMaxComplete">PowerMax Complete</option> <option value="PowerMaxComplete">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxComplete</option>
<option value="PowerMaxProPart">PowerMax Pro Part</option> <option value="PowerMaxProPart">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxProPart</option>
<option value="PowerMaxCompletePart">PowerMax Complete Part</option> <option value="PowerMaxCompletePart">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxCompletePart</option>
<option value="PowerMaxExpress">PowerMax Express</option> <option value="PowerMaxExpress">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxExpress</option>
<option value="PowerMaster10">PowerMaster 10</option> <option value="PowerMaster10">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaster10</option>
<option value="PowerMaster30">PowerMaster 30</option> <option value="PowerMaster30">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaster30</option>
</options> </options>
<default>PowerMaxPro</default> <default>PowerMaxPro</default>
<advanced>true</advanced> <advanced>true</advanced>

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_thing_types/org.openhab.binding.powermax/src/main/resources/OH-INF/thing/serial.xml
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<description>@text/config.panelType.description</description> <description>@text/config.panelType.description</description>
<limitToOptions>true</limitToOptions> <limitToOptions>true</limitToOptions>
<options> <options>
<option value="PowerMax">PowerMax</option> <option value="PowerMax">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMax</option>
<option value="PowerMax+">PowerMax+</option> <option value="PowerMax+">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxPlus</option>
<option value="PowerMaxPro">PowerMax Pro</option> <option value="PowerMaxPro">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxPro</option>
<option value="PowerMaxComplete">PowerMax Complete</option> <option value="PowerMaxComplete">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxComplete</option>
<option value="PowerMaxProPart">PowerMax Pro Part</option> <option value="PowerMaxProPart">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxProPart</option>
<option value="PowerMaxCompletePart">PowerMax Complete Part</option> <option value="PowerMaxCompletePart">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxCompletePart</option>
<option value="PowerMaxExpress">PowerMax Express</option> <option value="PowerMaxExpress">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaxExpress</option>
<option value="PowerMaster10">PowerMaster 10</option> <option value="PowerMaster10">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaster10</option>
<option value="PowerMaster30">PowerMaster 30</option> <option value="PowerMaster30">@text/config.panelType.option.PowerMaster30</option>
</options> </options>
<default>PowerMaxPro</default> <default>PowerMaxPro</default>
<advanced>true</advanced> <advanced>true</advanced>

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_thing_types/org.openhab.binding.rotel/src/main/resources/OH-INF/thing/channels.xml
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<channel-group-type id="zone3"> <channel-group-type id="zone3">
<label>@text/channel-group.zone3.label</label> <label>@text/channel-group.zone3.label</label>
<description>T@text/channel-group.zone3.description</description> <description>@text/channel-group.zone3.description</description>
<channels> <channels>
<channel id="power" typeId="system.power"/> <channel id="power" typeId="system.power"/>
<channel id="source" typeId="source"/> <channel id="source" typeId="source"/>

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installation/openhabian.md
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@ -324,21 +324,23 @@ They can be changed from openHABian menu.
## Availability and Backup ## Availability and Backup
openHAB is designed to reliably run 24 hours a day, seven days a week - and so should be your server. openHAB is designed to reliably run 24 hours a day, seven days a week - and so should be your server.
This is the right time to prepare your system for disasters such as getting hit by the SD card wear-out/corruption problem which is quite common among users of single board computers such as Raspberry Pis. openHABian has a number of features built in to enhance resilience: This is the right time to prepare your system for disasters such as getting hit by the SD card wear-out/corruption problem which is quite common among users of single board computers such as Raspberry Pis. See [this community thread](https://community.openhab.org/t/corrupt-filesystems-every-2-3-month/13057/20) for more information.
1. The zram feature moves write intensive parts of openHABian into RAM to mitigate the risk of SD card corruption. See [community thread](https://community.openhab.org/t/zram-status/80996) for more up to date information. openHABian has a number of features built in to enhance resilience:
WARNING: power failure will result in some data to get lost (albeit the system should continue to run).
Get an UPS. 1. The Zram feature moves write intensive parts of openHABian into RAM to mitigate the risk of SD card corruption.
WARNING: power failure will result in some data to get lost (albeit the system should continue to run) so we recommend to also get an UPS.
Zram is enabled by default for swap, logs and persistence data. Zram is enabled by default for swap, logs and persistence data.
You can toggle use in \[menu option 38\]. You can toggle use in \[menu option 38\].
2. You can have openHABian mirror your SD card. See [auto backup](#auto-backup) documentation. You can activate mirroring using \[menu option 53\]. 2. Mirror your SD card: see [auto backup](#auto-backup) documentation. You can activate mirroring using \[menu option 53\].
3. Move the root filesystem to USB-attached devices. 3. openHABian provides an option to move the root filesystem to USB-attached devices.
WARNING 1: USB sticks are as susceptible to flash wear-out as SD cards are, making zram the better choice for a standard Pi to run off its internal SD card. It does not work out of the box and is a completely untested option though.
WARNING 2: It will NOT work out of the box to also _boot_ from the USB device. Doing so is NOT recommended to anyone except those to know Linux well enough to manually apply all the required modifications.
As a Linux or openHAB beginner, you should NOT try this.
Using this is NOT recommended to anyone except those to **know** Linux well enough **to manually apply** all the required modifications.
See \[menu option 37\]. See \[menu option 37\].
4. Use the openHAB integrated [openhab-cli tool](https://community.openhab.org/t/recommended-way-to-backup-restore-oh2-configurations-and-things/7193/82) to interactively backup/restore your openHAB **config** \[menu option 50/51\]. WARNING 1: USB sticks are as susceptible to flash wear-out as SD cards are, making zram the better choice for a standard Pi to run off its internal SD card.
WARNING 2: various hardware it will NOT work out of the box to also _boot_ from the USB device.
4. Use the openHAB integrated [openhab-cli tool](https://community.openhab.org/t/recommended-way-to-backup-restore-oh2-configurations-and-things/7193/82) to interactively
backup/restore your openHAB **config** \[menu option 50/51\].
5. Use [Amanda Network Backup](http://www.amanda.org/) for full system backups, documentation [here](openhabian-amanda.md). 5. Use [Amanda Network Backup](http://www.amanda.org/) for full system backups, documentation [here](openhabian-amanda.md).
See \[menu option 52\]. See \[menu option 52\].