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Small improvemnts to incomfort documentation

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    • Added detailed information about supported Intergas devices and their compatibility with the Lan2RF Gateway.
    • Included comprehensive configuration instructions for the integration.
    • Specified required and optional parameters for setup, including host, username, and password.
    • Enhanced clarity of existing text regarding data fetching intervals for better usability.

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The pull request updates the documentation for the Incomfort integration in Home Assistant, introducing a new section titled "Supported devices" that details compatibility with OpenTherm thermostats, including specific Intergas appliance models and their manufacturing years. Additionally, a configuration section is added, outlining required and optional parameters for setup, including host, username, and password. The existing text has been modified for clarity, specifying that the Intergas Lan2RF Gateway fetches state data every 30 seconds, enhancing the usability of the documentation for users configuring the integration.

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source/_integrations/incomfort.markdown Added "Supported devices" section detailing compatibility with OpenTherm thermostats and specific Intergas appliances. Introduced configuration section outlining parameters: host (required), username (optional), and password (optional). Modified existing text for clarity regarding state data fetching.

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26-27: Improve readability of the Supported devices section.

While the content is informative, the readability could be improved by structuring it into bullet points.

Consider this structure:

 ### Supported devices
 
-The Intergas Lan2RF Gateway connects thermostats based on the OpenTherm standard. An example of such a thermostat is the [Comfort Touch Thermostat](https://www.intergas-verwarming.nl/en/consumer/products/comfort-touch-thermostat/). The thermostats and LAN2RF gateway are often sold as a set. The gateway is suitable for use with Intergas Kombi Kompakt HRE and HReco appliances from year of manufacture 2014. If the Comfort Touch thermostat is used together with the gateway, then this will work in combination with Intergas Kombi Kompakt HRE, HReco, or Xtreme devices from year of manufacture 2017.
+The Intergas Lan2RF Gateway connects thermostats based on the OpenTherm standard.
+
+**Compatible thermostats:**
+- [Comfort Touch Thermostat](https://www.intergas-verwarming.nl/en/consumer/products/comfort-touch-thermostat/)
+- The thermostats and LAN2RF gateway are often sold as a set
+
+**Compatibility matrix:**
+- Gateway alone:
+  - Intergas Kombi Kompakt HRE and HReco appliances
+  - Year of manufacture: 2014 or later
+- Gateway with Comfort Touch thermostat:
+  - Intergas Kombi Kompakt HRE, HReco, or Xtreme devices
+  - Year of manufacture: 2017 or later

44-57: Enhance security-related information in configuration.

While the configuration documentation is well-structured, consider adding security-related notes.

Add security notes about:

  1. Password handling for older devices with default 'intergas' password
  2. Recommendation to change default credentials
  3. Network security considerations
 password:
     description: "The password to log into the gateway, is printed at the bottom of the Lan2RF Gateway or is `intergas` for some older devices."
     required: false
     type: string
+    note: >
+      For security reasons, it's recommended to change the default password if your device
+      uses 'intergas'. The gateway should be protected behind a firewall if exposed to the
+      internet.
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44-57: Consider adding a security note about default credentials.

The configuration section is well-structured and provides clear information. However, since default credentials are mentioned (admin and intergas), consider adding a security note recommending users to change default passwords if their device supports it.

password:
    description: "The password to log into the gateway, is printed at the bottom of the Lan2RF Gateway or is `intergas` for some older devices."
    required: false
    type: string
{% endconfiguration_basic %}

+{:.note}
+> For security reasons, if your device supports changing the default credentials, it is recommended to do so.
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[grammar] ~23-~23: Consider using the singular form after the singular determiner “This”.
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26-28: Well-structured device compatibility information.

The new "Supported devices" section provides clear and valuable information about compatible devices, including specific model numbers and manufacturing years. This helps users quickly determine if their devices are supported.


Line range hint 1-100: Documentation structure follows best practices.

The documentation is well-organized, uses appropriate templates, and includes all necessary sections with clear examples. It effectively follows Home Assistant documentation standards.

@jbouwh jbouwh changed the title Small improvements to incomfort documentation Improvements to incomfort documentation Jan 24, 2025
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44-57: Consider adding a security note about changing default credentials.

The configuration section is well-structured and clear. However, since default credentials are mentioned (admin and intergas), consider adding a security recommendation to change these defaults if possible.

 password:
     description: "The password to log into the gateway, is printed at the bottom of the Lan2RF Gateway or is `intergas` for some older devices."
     required: false
     type: string
+    note: "For security, it is recommended to change default credentials if your device supports it."

61-64: Consider expanding the troubleshooting section.

While the current tip is helpful, consider adding:

  • Common error messages users might encounter
  • Steps to verify gateway connectivity
  • How to identify gateway type/version

67-67: Consider clarifying the update behavior.

The section could be more specific about:

  • Maximum expected delay for temperature updates
  • Whether the 30-second interval is configurable
  • Impact on Home Assistant's state updates
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23-23: LGTM! Grammar issue has been fixed.

The text now correctly uses "This integration links" instead of "This integrations links".


26-26: Great addition of device compatibility information!

The new section provides clear and detailed information about supported devices, including specific models, manufacturing years, and compatibility requirements. This helps users quickly determine if their setup is compatible.

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Nice! Thank you, @jbouwh 👍

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