This guide suggested a 2.5A power supply for the raspberry pi 4 (probably as a carryover from when it used to reference a raspberry pi 3B+). However, the official documentation suggests at least a 3A PSU for the pi 4 (https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/power/README.md)
Also added clarification that the raspberry pi itself does not show a user interface if plugging in a display after seeing multiple posts on discord/the forum with confusion surrounding this.
Moves the note about the "CHECK CONFIG" button only being visible in advanced mode to the previous paragraph where it tells you to click the button. I was confused for a second until I read on to the next paragraph. It seems to make more sense to put the note about the button in the paragraph where it tells you to click the button.
I also made a couple other minor tweaks for consistency and accuracy.
* Slight addition to step 8
Some new users have expressed confusion about not being able to access the frontend at `http://hassio.local:8123` when the IP address works. Adding this note should hopefully reduce questions of this type.
* Update index.markdown
* Be consistent with Home Assistant spelling
* Refer to the Configurator without "HASS"
That's what's it calls itself and how it is in the add-on store.
* Be consistent with Hass.io spelling
* Tell vscode to spell HassOS like that
* Update to suggest Companion app
Removed Owntracks suggestion for Android and point to HA Companion app for both iOS and Android
* replace redirecting ios link
replace /ios which was redirecting to companion.home-assistant.io
* Remove owntracks video
Remove video and add basic description of location setup for the Companion app
* Update source/getting-started/presence-detection.markdown
Co-Authored-By: Franck Nijhof <git@frenck.dev>
* Update source/getting-started/presence-detection.markdown
Co-Authored-By: Franck Nijhof <git@frenck.dev>
Co-authored-by: Franck Nijhof <frenck@frenck.nl>
It is not obvious that the downloaded file needs to be extracted before flashing it. I assumed balenaEtcher did it automatically and spent an entire afternoon trying to figure out why the raspberry pi was not booting up. Hopefully, this change will prevent someone from making the same mistake in the future.
* Create trash
* Add files via upload
* Delete trash
* Update wording and screenshots
* Update screenshots and wording
Also improve clarity
* Revert improper references to Lovelace.
* "states screen" > "Home Assistant web interface"
* Delete automation-new-action.png
* Delete automation-new-blank.png
* Delete automation-new-name-trigger.png
* Delete integrations.png
* Create trash
* Add new screenshots
* Delete 01 - username.png
* Delete 02 - location.png
* Delete 03 - location.png
* Delete 04 - devices.png
* Delete 05 - lovelace.png
* Delete 06 - config.png
* Delete 07 - integrations.png
* Delete 08 - new integration.png
* Delete 09 - config 2.png
* Delete 10 - automation editor.png
* Delete 11 - new automation.png
* Delete 12 - new trigger.png
* Delete 13 - action.png
* Delete 14 - server control.png
* Delete trash
* Update screenshot paths
* Update onboarding.markdown
* Correct image paths
* Update automation.markdown
* Reword and provide additional information
This information was outdated, especially with the addition of default_config. Hopefully these changes make it clearer for new users who are confused about the missing homeassistant: line in their default configuration (this is something that has been popping up in the forum lately).
I linked to an external source for the time zone names. Perhaps we should add this list to Home Assistant website instead (or if it already exists, my apologies: I can point it to that instead).
* Update configuration.markdown
* Correct grammar and improve clarity
The current version of this documentation refers to the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ as "the latest version" which is no longer correct with the release of the Pi 4. I changed this to explicitly refer to the 3 B+ instead of saying "the latest version." Do we want to continue saying "the latest version" and change the other references to the Pi 4? The Hass.io installer for the Pi 4 is still an RC which is why I ask.
* Revert "flash drive" change back to "USB stick"
* Sorry, one more quick change
* automation troubleshooting.markdown
Add explanation of making check config visible
* withings.markdown
Add explanation of how to make the check config tool visible
* configuration.markdown
Add explanation to display the check config tool
* add details on usb-stick
A question I asked myself and that got asked frequently in the forums is weather the usb stick used for configuration needs to stay within the device. So I just added one line to make this more precise.
* ✏️ Tweak
