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@@ -38,32 +38,49 @@ There is currently support for the following device types within Home Assistant:
- Select
- Sensor
-
-The Powerview Hub does not automatically wake shades or report position changes made via pebble remotes.
+{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}
-Calling the update entity service (`homeassistant.update_entity`) on a shade entity will trigger the hub to awaken a shade and report its current position. [An example automation is available](#force-update-shade-position) below for mains powered shades. While the automation will work for battery-powered shades, it will quickly drain their batteries for these devices.
+## Hub capabilities
+
+### Generation 1 + 2
+
+Generation 1 and 2 hubs work better with Home Assistant when all calls are made directly via the Powerview application or Home Assistant itself.
+
+Generation 1 and 2 Pebble remotes use proprietary Bluetooth Low Energy (PLE) and do not report shade position changes back to the hub.
+
+This will result in the shade positioning displayed within Home Assistant being incorrect.
+
+
+Calling the update entity service (`homeassistant.update_entity`) on a shade entity will trigger the hub to awaken a shade and report its current position.
+
+[An example automation is available](#force-update-shade-position) below for mains powered shades. While the automation will work for battery-powered shades, it will quickly drain the batteries for these devices.
-{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}
+### Generation 3
+
+Generation 3 introduced RF Radio Pebble Remotes.
+
+Generation 3 shades report position changes back to the hub automatically. They should appear correctly in Home Assistant without requiring any additional automations or considerations for positioning.
## Shades
-### Known working devices
-
-If your shade is not listed please raise a feature request on the community forum.
+Your shades may still make work even if not listed. If you encounter issues, please raise a feature request on the community forum.
| Name (Type) | Capabilities |
| :---------------------------------------- | :------------------------------ |
| AC Roller (49) | Bottom Up |
+| Banded Shades (52) | Bottom Up |
| Bottom Up (5) | Bottom Up |
| Curtain, Left Stack (69) | Vertical |
| Curtain, Right Stack (70) | Vertical |
| Curtain, Split Stack (71) | Vertical |
| Facette (43) | Bottom Up TiltOnClosed 90° |
+| Designer Roller (1) | Bottom Up |
| Duette (6) | Bottom Up |
| Duette, Top Down Bottom Up (8) | Top Down Bottom Up |
+| Duette and Applause SkyLift (10) | Bottom Up |
| Duette Architella, Top Down Bottom Up (9) | Top Down Bottom Up |
| Duette DuoLite, Top Down Bottom Up (9) | Top Down Bottom Up |
| Duolite Lift (79) | Dual Shade Overlapped |
@@ -71,6 +88,7 @@ If your shade is not listed please raise a feature request on the community foru
| Palm Beach Shutters (66) | Tilt Only 180° |
| Pirouette (18) | Bottom Up TiltOnClosed 90° |
| Pleated, Top Down Bottom Up (47) | Top Down Bottom Up |
+| Provenance Woven Wood (19) | Bottom Up |
| Roman (4) | Bottom Up |
| Silhouette (23) | Bottom Up TiltOnClosed 90° |
| Silhouette Duolite (38) | Dual Shade Overlapped Tilt 90° |
@@ -84,6 +102,9 @@ If your shade is not listed please raise a feature request on the community foru
| Vertical Slats, Left Stack (54) | Vertical TiltAnywhere 180° |
| Vertical Slats, Right Stack (55) | Vertical TiltAnywhere 180° |
| Vertical Slats, Split Stack (56) | Vertical TiltAnywhere 180° |
+| Vignette (31) | Bottom Up |
+| Vignette (32) | Bottom Up |
+| Vignette (84) | Bottom Up |
| Vignette Duolite (65) | Dual Shade Overlapped |
## Capabilities Information
@@ -157,6 +178,9 @@ Three different entities that will be created for each blind: Front, Rear and Co
### Calibrate
+
+Gen 1 and Gen 2 Only.
+
Initiate a calibration of the shade position. Calibration is a common requirement with Duette-type shades with a string drop that lowers and raises the blind and less so with roller types.
### Identify
@@ -165,12 +189,18 @@ Identify will 'jog' the shade position as a diagnostic tool to ensure the shade
### Favorite
+
+Gen 1 and Gen 2 Only.
+
Move the shade to the favorite position as programmed physically on the device. This will perform the same move as the heart on the pebble remote.
## Selection Entities
### Power Source
+
+Gen 1 and Gen 2 Only.
+
Set the type for connected power source. Available options are Hardwired Power Supply, Battery Wand and Rechargeable Battery
## Example Automations