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# Avahi Monitor
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This plugin allowes you to discover and monitor zeroconf based services in the local network.
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This plugin allows you to discover and monitor zeroconf based services in the local network.
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This allowes also to monitor the existence of a certain device in the network or just a special service of interest.
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This allows also to monitor the existence of a certain device in the network or just a special service of interest.
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More information and explanation of zeroconf can be found [here](http://www.zeroconf.org/).
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# Daylight sensor
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This plugin allowes to determin if currently daylight is available or not for a certain location.
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This plugin allows to determin if currently daylight is available or not for a certain location.
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The plugin supports autodetect location using the WAN IP, but also offline calculation for sunrise
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and sunset.
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# GPIO
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This plugin allowes to control GPIOs on different boards.
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This plugin allows to control GPIOs on different boards.
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## Raspberry Pi 2/3
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This plugin allows you to controll the media center [Kodi](http://kodi.tv/). If you want to discover
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and control Kodi with nymea, you need to activate the remote access and the UPnP service.
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## "Activate UPnP"
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In order to discover Kodi in the network, you need to activate the UPnP serive in the Kodi settings:
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## Activate Zeroconf
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In order to discover Kodi in the network, you need to activate the zeroconf serive in the Kodi settings:
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### Settings
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### Settings - Services - UPnP
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Activate all options.
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Activate zeroconf.
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## Activate "Remote Control"
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In order to control Kodi over the network with nymea, you need to activate the remote control permissions:
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# Leynew
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This plugin allows to controll RF 433 MHz actors an receive remote signals from [Leynew](http://www.leynew.com/en/)
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This plugin allows to control RF 433 MHz actors an receive remote signals from [Leynew](http://www.leynew.com/en/)
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devices.
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Currently only following device is supported:
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Currently only the following device is supported:
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[http://www.leynew.com/en/productview.asp?id=589](http://www.leynew.com/en/productview.asp?id=589)
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This plugin allows to get the current weather data from [OpenWeatherMap](http://www.openweathermap.org).
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The weather data will be refreshed every 15 minutes automatically, but can also refreshed manually.
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The plugin offers two different search methods for the location: if the user searches for a empty string,
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the plugin makes an autodetction with the WAN ip and offers the user the found weather stations.
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the plugin makes an autodetection with the WAN ip and offers the user the found weather stations.
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The autodetection function uses the geolocation of your WAN ip and searches all available weather
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stations in a radius of 1.5 km. Otherwise the plugin returns the list of the found search results
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from the search string.
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# Serial port commander
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This plugin allowes to send and receive custom serial port commands and integrate them into the rule engine. This plugin is ment as a generic approach for developers and assumes you know which data is coming form a serial device and how the API looks like.
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This plugin allows to send and receive custom serial port commands and integrate them into the rule engine.
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This plugin is ment as a generic approach for developers and assumes you know which data is coming form a serial device and how the API looks like.
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# Simulation
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This plugin contains may different simulated device in order to play with the system if you don't have any devices around or as a showcase for nymea.
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This plugin contains many different simulated device in order to play with the system if you don't have any devices around or as a showcase for nymea.
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# Snapd
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This plugin allowes to interact with the snap daemon in order to trigger updates, change the channel of snaps check if there are snaps which could be refreshed. The plugin allowes also to change the refresh schedule of snapd.
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This plugin allows to interact with the snap daemon in order to trigger updates, change the channel of snaps check if there are snaps which could be refreshed.
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The plugin allows also to change the refresh schedule of snapd.
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Note that Sonoff devices must be flashed with the Tasmota sofware and connected to the WiFi network in order to work with this plugin.
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See [Sonoff-Tasmota wiki](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/wiki) for a list of all supported devices and instructions on how to
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See the [Sonoff-Tasmota wiki](https://github.com/arendst/Sonoff-Tasmota/wiki) for a list of all supported devices and instructions on how to
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install Tasmota on those.
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After flashing Tasmota to a Sonoff device and connecting it to WiFi, it can be added to nymea. The only required
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# TCP commander
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This plugin is a generic approach in order to allow sending and receiving custom TCP packages in a network.
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This plugin is a generic approach to allow sending and receiving custom TCP packages in a network.
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