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[Konnected] Taking configured onValue into account when sending status to actuator (#13360) 

* Taking configured onvalue into account when sending status to actuator
* Added documentation for onValue configuration

Signed-off-by: Haavar Valeur <haavar@haavar.com>
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bundles/org.openhab.binding.konnected/README.md
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@ -48,6 +48,11 @@ You will need to add channels for the zones that you have connected and configur
You will need to configure each channel with the appropriate zone number corresponding to the zone on The Konnected Alarm Panel. You will need to configure each channel with the appropriate zone number corresponding to the zone on The Konnected Alarm Panel.
Then you need to link the corresponding item to the channel. Then you need to link the corresponding item to the channel.
Switches and actuators can be configured as high or low level triggered.
This is done though setting the parameter onValue to 1 for high level trigger or 0 for low level trigger.
The default setting is high level triggered (1).
It may for example be useful to set channel to low level trigger when using a low level trigger relay board, to avoid inverting the switch logic.
For the actuator type channels you can also add configuration parameters times, pause and momentary which will be added to the payload that is sent to the Konnected Alarm Panel. For the actuator type channels you can also add configuration parameters times, pause and momentary which will be added to the payload that is sent to the Konnected Alarm Panel.
These parameters will tell the module to pulse the actuator for certain time period. These parameters will tell the module to pulse the actuator for certain time period.
A momentary switch actuates a switch for a specified time (in milliseconds) and then reverts it back to the off state. A momentary switch actuates a switch for a specified time (in milliseconds) and then reverts it back to the off state.

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bundles/org.openhab.binding.konnected/src/main/java/org/openhab/binding/konnected/internal/handler/KonnectedHandler.java
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@ -92,10 +92,7 @@ public class KonnectedHandler extends BaseThingHandler {
if (channelType.contains(CHANNEL_SWITCH)) { if (channelType.contains(CHANNEL_SWITCH)) {
logger.debug("A command was sent to a sensor type so we are ignoring the command"); logger.debug("A command was sent to a sensor type so we are ignoring the command");
} else { } else {
int sendCommand = (OnOffType.OFF.compareTo((OnOffType) command)); sendActuatorCommand((OnOffType) command, zone, channelUID);
logger.debug("The command being sent to zone {} for channel:{} is {}", zone, channelUID.getAsString(),
sendCommand);
sendActuatorCommand(sendCommand, zone, channelUID);
} }
} else if (command instanceof RefreshType) { } else if (command instanceof RefreshType) {
// check to see if handler has been initialized before attempting to get state of pin, else wait one minute // check to see if handler has been initialized before attempting to get state of pin, else wait one minute
@ -404,10 +401,10 @@ public class KonnectedHandler extends BaseThingHandler {
/** /**
* Sends a command to the module via {@link KonnectedHTTPUtils} * Sends a command to the module via {@link KonnectedHTTPUtils}
* *
* @param scommand the string command, either 0 or 1 to send to the actutor pin on the Konnected module * @param command the state to send to the actuator
* @param zone the zone to send the command to on the Konnected Module * @param zone the zone to send the command to on the Konnected Module
*/ */
private void sendActuatorCommand(Integer scommand, String zone, ChannelUID channelId) { private void sendActuatorCommand(OnOffType command, String zone, ChannelUID channelId) {
try { try {
Channel channel = getThing().getChannel(channelId.getId()); Channel channel = getThing().getChannel(channelId.getId());
if (channel != null) { if (channel != null) {
@ -415,23 +412,17 @@ public class KonnectedHandler extends BaseThingHandler {
channelId.getId(), channelId.getGroupId(), channelId); channelId.getId(), channelId.getGroupId(), channelId);
ZoneConfiguration zoneConfig = channel.getConfiguration().as(ZoneConfiguration.class); ZoneConfiguration zoneConfig = channel.getConfiguration().as(ZoneConfiguration.class);
KonnectedModuleGson payload = new KonnectedModuleGson(); KonnectedModuleGson payload = new KonnectedModuleGson();
payload.setState(scommand);
payload.setZone(thingID, zone); payload.setZone(thingID, zone);
// check to see if this is an On Command type, if so add the momentary, pause, times to the payload if if (command == OnOffType.ON) {
// they exist on the configuration. payload.setState(zoneConfig.onValue);
if (scommand == zoneConfig.onValue) {
payload.setTimes(zoneConfig.times); payload.setTimes(zoneConfig.times);
logger.debug("The times configuration was set to: {} for channelID: {}.", zoneConfig.times,
channelId);
payload.setMomentary(zoneConfig.momentary); payload.setMomentary(zoneConfig.momentary);
logger.debug("The momentary configuration set to: {} channelID: {}.", zoneConfig.momentary,
channelId);
payload.setPause(zoneConfig.pause); payload.setPause(zoneConfig.pause);
logger.debug("The pause configuration was set to: {} for channelID: {}.", zoneConfig.pause, } else {
channelId); payload.setState(zoneConfig.onValue == 1 ? 0 : 1);
} }
String payloadString = gson.toJson(payload); String payloadString = gson.toJson(payload);
logger.debug("The command payload is: {}", payloadString); logger.debug("The command payload is: {}", payloadString);
String path = ""; String path = "";