Add descriptions for device settings in IronOS integration #36071
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes involve updates to the documentation for the IronOS integration with Home Assistant. A new section titled "Device settings and configuration" has been added, which includes three subsections: "Basic settings," "Power management," and "Advanced settings." Each subsection outlines various controls for customizing the soldering device, detailing their functions and default values. The existing "Firmware" update entity description remains unchanged but is now followed by the new settings sections, improving the documentation's structure. Changes
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54-57: Consider adding instructions for activating disabled controls.The introduction effectively explains that some controls are deactivated by default. Consider adding information about how users can activate these controls if needed.
68-69: Fix punctuation in basic settings descriptions.Two minor formatting issues:
- - **Hall effect sensitivity:** Configures the sensitivity of the hall effect sensor (if present) for detecting a magnet to activate sleep mode - - **Display brightness** Adjusts the brightness of the soldering iron's display. + - **Hall effect sensitivity:** Configures the sensitivity of the hall effect sensor (if present) for detecting a magnet to activate sleep mode. + - **Display brightness:** Adjusts the brightness of the soldering iron's display.
73-73: Add missing comma for better readability.- - **Keep-awake pulse delay:** Adjusts the interval between power pulses. Longer delays reduce unwanted heating but must be short enough to prevent the power bank from shutting off. + - **Keep-awake pulse delay:** Adjusts the interval between power pulses. Longer delays reduce unwanted heating, but must be short enough to prevent the power bank from shutting off.🧰 Tools
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80-85: Consider adding safety warnings for advanced settings.The advanced settings section could benefit from additional information about:
- Potential risks of incorrect calibration
- Recommended ranges for these values
- How to restore defaults if settings are misconfigured
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52-53: LGTM: Clear firmware update description with helpful reference.
The firmware update section is well-documented with a useful link to the IronOS documentation.
54-85: Documentation structure and content are well-organized.
The new device settings documentation is comprehensive and well-structured, with clear sections for basic, power management, and advanced settings. The descriptions effectively explain each setting's purpose and impact.
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54-57: Consider adding instructions for enabling disabled controls.The introduction mentions that some controls are deactivated by default, but doesn't explain how users can activate them if needed.
Consider adding: "To enable disabled controls, navigate to the device's configuration in Home Assistant and enable the desired settings."
66-67: Enhance motion sensitivity description with value range.The motion sensitivity description would be more helpful with the full range of valid values.
Consider updating to: "Controls how sensitive the device is to movement. Range: 0-31, where 0 disables motion detection and 31 is maximum sensitivity. Default: 10."
67-68: Align hall effect descriptions for consistency.The hall effect sensor description should be consistent with the sensor description in the Sensors section above, which mentions the neodymium magnet requirement.
Consider updating to: "Configures the sensitivity of the hall effect sensor for detecting a neodymium magnet in the stand to activate sleep mode. Requires the optional hall effect sensor modification."
77-78: Add safety warning for power limit setting.Given the technical nature of power settings, consider adding a safety warning.
Consider updating to: "Sets a custom wattage cap for the device to maintain the average power below this value.
⚠️ Setting this too high may damage your device or power supply. Note: Peak power cannot be controlled. When using USB-PD, the limit will be the lower of this setting and the power supply's advertised wattage."
82-85: Enhance advanced settings with risk warnings.The advanced settings could benefit from more specific warnings about potential risks.
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These settings are intended for technically experienced users and require careful consideration before changes. +⚠️ Incorrect values may cause inaccurate readings or unsafe operation. - **Voltage divider:** Fine-tunes the measured voltage to account for variations in the voltage sense resistors between units. - - **Calibration offset:** Adjusts the calibration of the thermocouple measurements, which determine the temperature displayed for the tip. + Default: 1.100 +- **Calibration offset:** Adjusts the calibration of the thermocouple measurements, which determine the temperature displayed for the tip. + ⚠️ Incorrect calibration may cause the displayed temperature to differ from actual tip temperature.
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52-53: LGTM! Clear firmware update description with helpful documentation link.
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