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Daniel fa5418895b New Homematic implementation (#586 )

* New Homematic documentation

* Fixed grammar

* Explained resolvenames option

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The homematic switch platform lets you control Homematic switches through Home Assistant. If the switch uses multiple channels to control different devices, you may setup multiple HA entities. Switches may also be configured as light entities if you have lights attatched to them. Besides that, there a switches that have included sensors, which may also be configured as separate HA entities.

To set it up, add the following information to your configuration.yaml file:

switch:
  platform: homematic
  address: LEQ1234567
  name: Dishwasher
  button: 1

Configuration variables:

platform (Required: Needed to let Home Assistant know this is a Homematic rollershutter.
address (Required): The serial number of the device, eg. LEQ1234567
name (Optional): Name to identify the device.
button (Optional): Channel of the Homematic interface to interact with (Default: 1)

Currently the following devices are supported:

Switch from 1 to 4 channels
Dimmer from 1 to 2 channels
Switch with powermeter

As an example for a HM-ES-PMSw1-DR switch with powermeter sensors:

switch:
  - platform: homematic
    address: LEQ1234657
    name: Dishwascher
sensor:
  - platform: homematic
    address: LEQ1234657
    name: Dishwascher Power
    param: POWER

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