Add troubleshooting, data updates and known limitations to the bosch_alarm integration #38376
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request modifies the documentation for the Bosch Alarm integration by updating the title and adjusting table formatting for consistency. It introduces a "Data updates" section detailing data fetching and push support, expands the "Troubleshooting" section with specific procedures for various Bosch panel models, and adds a "Known limitations" section addressing configuration restrictions and polling issues for older panels. Changes
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61-66: Clarify the "Data updates" section wording
Consider rephrasing the sentence “At the start of the integration we codecheck if your panel supports that, and fall back to {% term polling %} if it is unsupported.” to improve clarity and tone. For example:“At startup, the integration checks whether your panel supports push data updates and falls back to {% term polling %} if not.”
This change makes the description more user friendly.
69-72: Refine troubleshooting text for panel connection
In the “Unable to connect to the panel” section, the phrase “set to a code that at least 10 characters long” could be made more grammatically precise. Consider revising it to “set to a code that is at least 10 characters long.”
73-76: Improve hyphenation and terminology for B/G series panels
• Update “up to date” to “up-to-date” for correct adjective usage.
• Consider changing “out of date firmwares” to “outdated firmware” for clarity and consistency.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~75-~75: It appears that hyphens are missing in the adjective “up-to-date”.
Context: ...ake sure the firmware for your panel is up to date. ### Unable to maintain a solid connec...(UP_TO_DATE_HYPHEN)
77-80: Enhance consistency in the Solution series panels section
• Capitalize “Mode 2 API” instead of “mode 2 API” to maintain consistency with earlier mentions in the document.
• Similarly, update “up to date” to “up-to-date.”
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[uncategorized] ~79-~79: It appears that hyphens are missing in the adjective “up-to-date”.
Context: ...simultaneously. Make sure your panel is up to date as later firmware revisions for the Sol...(UP_TO_DATE_HYPHEN)
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[uncategorized] ~75-~75: It appears that hyphens are missing in the adjective “up-to-date”.
Context: ...ake sure the firmware for your panel is up to date. ### Unable to maintain a solid connec...
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[uncategorized] ~79-~79: It appears that hyphens are missing in the adjective “up-to-date”.
Context: ...simultaneously. Make sure your panel is up to date as later firmware revisions for the Sol...
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81-84: Known limitations section looks clear
This section succinctly explains that panel configuration must be done via the panel’s configuration utility. No changes are needed here.
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61-66: Data Updates Section Clarity.
The new “Data updates” section succinctly explains that data is fetched every 30 seconds and that newer devices may push data instead of using polling. For further clarity, consider mentioning how users can verify if their panel supports push notifications.
71-98: Troubleshooting Steps & List Formatting.
The “Full Reset & Restore Procedure” is detailed and informative.Suggestions:
- In step 2, the heading “Backup the Existing Configuration” might be clearer as a verb: “Back up the Existing Configuration”. For instance, you could apply this diff:
-2. Backup the Existing Configuration +2. Back up the Existing Configuration
- Additionally, several numbered list items (e.g., on lines 73, 77, 81, 88, 92, and 97) show extra spaces after the list markers. Please adjust them to a single space after the number (e.g.,
1. Update Firmware (Recommended)) to conform with markdown standards.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~77-~77: The word ‘Backup’ is a noun. Do you mean the verb “Back up”?
Context: ...le from the Bosch Security website. 2. Backup the Existing Configuration - Connec...(SENT_START_BACKUP)
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126-128: TLS Section Grammar & Trailing Space.
In the TLS troubleshooting section, the sentenceSome older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates that are no longer trusted by Home Assistant.should be modified to correct the verb agreement. Consider applying the following diff:
-Some older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates that are no longer trusted by Home Assistant. +Some older firmwares for these panels use outdated certificates that are no longer trusted by Home Assistant.Also, please remove any trailing spaces on this line.
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[grammar] ~127-~127: Did you mean “panels use” or “panel uses”?
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129-133: Known Limitations Section Enhancements.
This section is a useful inclusion; however, please consider the following nitpicks:
- On line 132, change “push based notifications” to “push-based notifications” for proper hyphenation. For example:
-... instead of push based notifications... +... instead of push-based notifications...
- On line 133, insert a comma before “and” to join the independent clauses clearly. For example:
-... the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. +... the panels network stack can lock up, and the integration will stop working.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: This expression is usually spelled with a hyphen.
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[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Use a comma before “and” if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...ly, the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. ## ...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE_2)
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[grammar] ~77-~77: The word ‘Backup’ is a noun. Do you mean the verb “Back up”?
Context: ...le from the Bosch Security website. 2. Backup the Existing Configuration - Connec...
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[grammar] ~127-~127: Did you mean “panels use” or “panel uses”?
Context: ... issues Some older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates that are no longe...
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: This expression is usually spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...older panels rely on polling instead of push based notifications and thus these panels wil...
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[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Use a comma before “and” if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...ly, the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. ## ...
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10-11: Update Codeowners.
The addition of the codeowner entries for@mag1024and@sanjay900helps clarify responsibility for this integration. Ensure these users are aware of their ownership responsibilities.
48-54: Table Formatting Verification.
The table listing the panel types and corresponding codes is clear and well formatted. No issues were found here.
102-124: B/G Series Panels Troubleshooting.
The documentation for issues with Bosch B/G Series panels is comprehensive. Verify once more that the described firmware update procedures and IP configuration steps match the latest vendor recommendations.
135-139: Integration Removal Section.
The “Removing the integration” section follows the standard removal procedure succinctly. No further changes are needed.
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67-101: Troubleshooting Section – Language & Formatting Improvements
The troubleshooting steps for Bosch Solution panels are comprehensive and informative. A couple of suggestions:
- Change “Backup the Existing Configuration” (line 77) to “Back up the Existing Configuration” to use the verb form.
- Several numbered list items (e.g., lines 75, 77, 81, 88, 92, 97) appear to have extra spacing after the list markers. Please adjust these so that each marker is followed by a single space (per markdownlint [MD030]).
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[grammar] ~77-~77: The word ‘Backup’ is a noun. Do you mean the verb “Back up”?
Context: ...le from the Bosch Security website. 2. Backup the Existing Configuration - Connec...(SENT_START_BACKUP)
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125-127: TLS Issues Section – Subject-Verb Agreement Correction
In line 126, change “Some older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates…” to “Some older firmwares for these panels use outdated certificates…” to correct the subject-verb agreement.-Some older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates that are no longer trusted by Home Assistant. +Some older firmwares for these panels use outdated certificates that are no longer trusted by Home Assistant.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~127-~127: Did you mean “panels use” or “panel uses”?
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128-133: Known Limitations Section – Clarity and Punctuation Enhancements
A few refinements are suggested for improved clarity and grammatical correctness:
- Change “push based notifications” to “push-based notifications”.
- In the sentence describing polling (line 131), consider adding a comma after “notifications” to separate the clauses.
- In line 132, insert a comma before “and” to clearly separate the independent clauses, and consider adjusting “panels network stack” to “panels' network stack” for clarity.
-Line 131: Some older panels rely on polling instead of push based notifications and thus these panels will update slower. +Some older panels rely on polling instead of push-based notifications, and thus these panels will update slower. -Line 132: Some older firmwares for the Solution / AMAX series panels only support a single connection at a time. If you try to have a cloud connection and use the integration on these panels simultaneously, the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. +Some older firmwares for the Solution / AMAX series panels only support a single connection at a time. If you try to have a cloud connection and use the integration on these panels simultaneously, the panels' network stack can lock up, and the integration will stop working.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: This expression is usually spelled with a hyphen.
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...s rely on polling instead of push based notifications and thus these panels will update slowe...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)
[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Use a comma before “and” if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...ly, the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. ## ...(COMMA_COMPOUND_SENTENCE_2)
75-97: Markdownlint Formatting – List Marker Spacing
Static analysis indicates that several numbered list items in the troubleshooting section have extra spaces after the list markers (e.g., lines 75, 77, 81, 88, 92, and 97). Please adjust these to ensure that each marker is followed by a single space, which aligns with markdownlint recommendations.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~77-~77: The word ‘Backup’ is a noun. Do you mean the verb “Back up”?
Context: ...le from the Bosch Security website. 2. Backup the Existing Configuration - Connec...(SENT_START_BACKUP)
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127-127: Trailing Spaces Cleanup
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Context: ...le from the Bosch Security website. 2. Backup the Existing Configuration - Connec...
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[grammar] ~127-~127: Did you mean “panels use” or “panel uses”?
Context: ... issues Some older firmwares for these panels uses outdated certificates that are no longe...
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: This expression is usually spelled with a hyphen.
Context: ...older panels rely on polling instead of push based notifications and thus these panels wil...
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[uncategorized] ~132-~132: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...s rely on polling instead of push based notifications and thus these panels will update slowe...
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[uncategorized] ~133-~133: Use a comma before “and” if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...ly, the panels network stack can lock up and the integration will stop working. ## ...
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10-11: Review Codeowners Update
The additions of@mag1024and@sanjay900as code owners clearly delineate responsibility for this integration.
48-54: Review Authentication Table Formatting
The updated table mapping panel types to their corresponding codes is clear and well structured. Please ensure that the table’s column alignment and spacing remain consistent with the documentation style guidelines.
61-66: Data Updates Section Clarity
The new “Data updates” section concisely explains the polling mechanism versus push-based updates. This addition improves user understanding of how and when data is refreshed.
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61-66: Enhance Data Updates Section Clarity:
The new Data updates section clearly explains that the Bosch Alarm Panel fetches data every 30 seconds and checks for push update support at startup. Verify that this language accurately mirrors the integration’s behavior and consider if a brief note about fallback behavior (polling) should emphasize any performance or latency implications.
107-111: Formatting for Network Module Reset Instructions:
Within the reset instructions for network modules, the key sequences are written as[9][4][1]and[9][4][2]. These may be misinterpreted by Markdown as reference links (triggering MD052 warnings) because no corresponding link definitions exist. Additionally, the headings (e.g., "##### Resetting network module 1" and "##### Resetting network module 2") should be surrounded by blank lines to conform to Markdown lint guidelines (MD022).
Consider reformatting these key sequences (for example, by escaping the brackets or using inline code) and inserting blank lines above and below the headings.🧰 Tools
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142-144: Refine Grammar in Known Limitations:
In the Known limitations section:
- Consider revising line 143 from “update slower” to “update more slowly” for grammatical precision.
- On line 144, “the panels network stack” might read better as “the panel’s network stack” to clearly indicate possession.
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[uncategorized] ~143-~143: Possible missing comma found.
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[uncategorized] ~144-~144: It seems likely that a singular genitive (’s) apostrophe is missing.
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10-11: Verify Code Owner Updates:
The code owner list now explicitly includes both "@mag1024" and "@sanjay900". Please confirm that the order and inclusion reflect the intended team responsibilities.
67-101: Comprehensive Troubleshooting for Bosch Solution Panels:
The expanded troubleshooting section for the Bosch Solution 2000/3000/4000 panels is detailed and user-friendly. The full reset and restore procedure with numbered steps is clear and should help users resolve configuration issues. Review for consistency in formatting (e.g., ensuring blank lines before subheadings) and consider adding a disclaimer if firmware variations might affect these steps.
113-139: Bosch B/G Series Troubleshooting and TLS Guidance:
The procedure for configuring Bosch B/G Series panels and the subsequent TLS issues section is clear and precise. The step-by-step instructions for panel configuration, including the recommendation to update firmware to resolve TLS errors, add valuable context for users.
146-151: Integration Removal Section Review:
The instructions on removing the integration are concise and adhere to standard practices. No changes are needed here.
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67-101: Enhanced Troubleshooting for Bosch Solution Panels
The comprehensive troubleshooting section for Bosch Solution 2000/3000/4000 panels provides detailed, step-by-step guidance for a full reset and restore procedure. It is very informative; however, consider adding a brief note or cross-reference confirming that the default codes (e.g., installer code1234and master code25806#) are standard across all supported panels to avoid any potential user confusion.
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10-11: Review of Codeowners Update
The new codeowners entries (@mag1024and@sanjay900) have been added to ensure proper review coverage for this integration. Please verify that these maintainers are the correct points of contact for future documentation issues.
48-54: Table for Authentication Codes Added
The added table clearly maps panel types to their corresponding authentication codes (e.g., "User [^2]" for Solution panels and "Both" for AMAX). The Markdown formatting is correctly implemented. Please confirm that the specified codes accurately reflect the integration’s behavior and that any footnotes (such as [^2]) are explained elsewhere in the documentation.
61-66: New "Data updates" Section
This section effectively informs users that the Bosch Alarm Panel integration fetches data every 30 seconds and can use push updates if supported by newer devices. The description is clear and aligns with the intended functionality.
102-114: Restarting Panel Network Stack Instructions
The instructions for restarting a panel’s network stack are clear and methodical. Please ensure that the provided key sequences for network modules 1 and 2 ([9][4][1]and[9][4][2]) have been verified on actual devices, as any discrepancies could prevent users from properly resolving the network module bug.
115-137: Configuration Procedure for Bosch B/G Series Panels
The added configuration procedure for B/G series panels is well-documented, covering essential steps from firmware updates to setting IP configurations and automation device setup. Verify that the distinction between using RPS and interacting via the codepad is clearly understood by users; a brief explanatory note could further enhance clarity if necessary.
138-141: TLS Issues Clarification
The note regarding TLS issues for panels with outdated certificates is concise and useful, instructing users to update firmware when encountering TLS errors. This addition helps set the correct expectations and troubleshooting steps.
142-146: Known Limitations Section
The "Known limitations" section clearly details constraints such as the lack of panel configuration via the integration and potential issues arising from firmware limitations (e.g., single connection support). This clarity is valuable for users to understand the operational boundaries of the integration.
147-152: Removing the Integration
The removal instructions adhere to the standard procedure and are clearly stated. Including the removal service snippet via{% include integrations/remove_device_service.md %}is consistent with Home Assistant documentation practices.
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67-75: Troubleshooting Intro and Formatting
The expanded troubleshooting section is very detailed and beneficial. Note that static analysis flagged trailing spaces on line 71; please remove any extra spaces there. Also, please review that each sentence—even in list introductions—ends with proper punctuation as per the style guidelines.🧰 Tools
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108-109: Fix Grammar and Typos in Troubleshooting Instructions
There are a few language issues in these lines. Please update “than” to “then”, “likley” to “likely”, and change “restating” to “resetting” to match the subsequent instructions.Apply the following diff:
-If your configuration information is correct but you are still unable to connect to your panel, than you are likley encountering this bug. -This can be resolved by restating the network modules, which can be done with the following steps. +If your configuration information is correct but you are still unable to connect to your panel, then you are likely encountering this bug. +This can be resolved by resetting the network modules, which can be done with the following steps.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~108-~108: Use a comma before ‘but’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
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119-141: Comprehensive Bosch B/G Series Configuration Guidance
The detailed steps for configuring Bosch B/G Series panels are excellent. To further enhance clarity, verify that all UI strings (e.g., Automation Device) are formatted according to the style guide and consider ending complete bullet points with a period for uniformity.
142-145: TLS Issues Section Could Benefit from Additional Context
The TLS issues section is concise and explains the problem well. For users who might need more help, consider adding an example error message or a link to more detailed troubleshooting information.
146-150: Known Limitations Section Formatting
The “Known limitations” section is well structured and clearly outlines restrictions. Please ensure each bullet point ends with a period to maintain consistency with documentation standards.
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48-54: Table Formatting and UI Consistency
The new table clearly maps each panel to its corresponding code. Please ensure that any UI strings (e.g., “User”) and related values are consistently formatted per the integration’s style guide.
61-66: Clear Data Updates Section
The added “Data updates” section explains the polling interval and the fallback to polling if push updates are not supported. The content is concise and helpful. Consider verifying that each sentence ends with a period for consistency.
111-118: Network Module Reset Instructions Are Clear
The instructions for resetting network module 1 and 2 are specific and easy to follow. The use of the codepad and the step-by-step guidance make it user friendly.
151-156: Standard Removal Instructions
The “Removing the integration” section follows the standard format and does not require changes.
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48-53: Review Table Formatting:
The updated markdown table listing panel codes is clear and well-structured. The use of a table effectively differentiates panel types and their corresponding authentication methods. Please verify that the cell content for "Solution" (i.e. "User [^2]") is the intended format—especially if it should reflect a UI string. Additionally, ensure consistent spacing in all table rows.
67-104: Troubleshooting Section for Bosch Solution Panels:
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142-145: TLS Issues Section:
This section succinctly addresses potential TLS certificate issues with older firmwares. Consider including additional troubleshooting tips or a reference link for users who need more guidance on updating certificates.
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61-66: Data Updates Section Clarity:
The new "Data updates" section clearly explains that the Bosch Alarm Panel integration fetches data every 30 seconds and outlines the fallback to polling when push updates are unsupported. Confirm that the described behavior (i.e. checking panel support for push updates at startup) accurately reflects the integration’s functionality.
105-110: Network Stack Reset Instructions:
The section detailing the restart procedure for the panel’s network stack is concise and effectively explains the workaround for the known issue with the Mode 2 API. The instructions are clear and actionable.
111-118: Resetting Network Modules:
The reset instructions for network module 1 and network module 2 are clear and use appropriate formatting (e.g., backticks for key sequences). This should help users correctly perform the reset procedure via the codepad.
119-141: Bosch B/G Series Configuration Details:
The added step-by-step procedure for configuring Bosch B/G Series panels is comprehensive and improves documentation clarity. Please confirm that the firmware update recommendations and IP configuration instructions match the actual panel behavior and specifications.
146-150: Known Limitations Section:
The "Known limitations" section clearly outlines the constraints regarding panel configuration and connection limits with older firmware versions. The bullet points are well-formatted and informative.
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69-75: Troubleshooting Overview & Trailing Whitespace:
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146-150: Known Limitations Section Enhancement:
The Known limitations section effectively outlines the integration's constraints. Consider breaking the second bullet point into separate entries if it addresses multiple issues (e.g., the single connection constraint and potential network lock-up) to improve clarity.
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48-54: Markdown Table Formatting:
The panel code table is well-structured and clearly presents the mappings for the various panel types. Please verify that the column spacing and overall formatting meet the project's style guidelines.
61-66: Addition of Data Updates Section:
The new Data updates section clearly explains that the Bosch Alarm Panel fetches data every 30 seconds and describes the push data fallback. This addition enhances clarity regarding the integration’s update mechanism.
76-104: Reset and Restore Procedure Detail:
The step-by-step instructions for resetting the configuration and restoring the integration are comprehensive and logically ordered. Emphasizing actions like Upload and Download helps users follow the correct procedures. Consider checking for consistent punctuation at the end of each instruction and, if available, possibly include example error messages for further clarity.
111-114: Network Module 1 Instructions:
The instructions for resetting network module 1 are clear and well-formatted, with the inline code for the key sequences enhancing readability.
115-118: Network Module 2 Instructions:
Similarly, the steps for resetting network module 2 are concise and clear. The codepad key sequences are properly formatted, which aids user comprehension.
119-122: B/G Series Troubleshooting Introduction:
The introduction to the issues with Bosch B/G Series panels is direct and prepares the reader for the subsequent configuration procedure effectively.
123-141: Panel Configuration Procedure Clarity:
The detailed procedure for configuring the panel covers all essential steps—from updating firmware to configuring IP settings and the automation device. For enhanced readability, ensure consistent list formatting (especially punctuation and numbering) throughout the section.
142-145: TLS Issues Guidance:
The TLS issues section offers clear troubleshooting advice regarding outdated certificates. In the future, you might consider adding references to specific firmware versions or error codes if available to further assist users.
151-156: Standard Removal Procedure:
The removal instructions are concise and conform to the standard integration removal process used in Home Assistant.
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48-54: Review Table Formatting for Authentication CodesThe markdown table listing authentication codes is formatted correctly. For enhanced readability, consider verifying that cell spacing and alignment remain consistent across different renderers.
67-75: Enhance Troubleshooting Section IntroductionThe introduction to the troubleshooting section for Bosch Solution panels succinctly outlines typical configuration issues and directs users to the complete reset procedure. Please check for any trailing spaces (e.g., on line 71) and ensure consistent punctuation as per documentation style guidelines.
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76-104: Comprehensive Reset ProcedureThe detailed step-by-step reset procedure is clear and well-organized. Verify that all numbered sub-steps use consistent punctuation and capitalization to align with Home Assistant documentation standards.
105-105: Correct Typographical Error in Section HeadingThe heading "#### Restarting a panels network stack" is missing a possessive apostrophe. It should read "#### Restarting a panel's network stack."
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119-141: Verify B/G Series Panel Configuration ProcedureThe panel configuration procedure for the Bosch B/G Series is detailed and comprehensive. As a nitpick, please verify that punctuation is consistent and check for any trailing whitespace that might trigger markdownlint warnings.
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61-66: Approve Data Updates SectionThe newly added "Data updates" section clearly describes the 30‑second data fetch interval and explains the fallback to polling if push updates aren’t supported. This addition improves user clarity.
111-118: Review Network Module Reset InstructionsThe instructions for resetting network modules 1 and 2 are clearly specified. Double-check that the formatting for the codepad key sequences (e.g.,
[9][4][1]and[9][4][2]) is consistent with other parts of the documentation.
142-145: Approve TLS Issues SectionThe TLS issues section concisely addresses potential certificate problems with older firmwares and clearly instructs users to update the firmware.
146-150: Clarify Known LimitationsThe "Known limitations" section clearly informs users that panel configuration must be handled via the panel’s own configuration utility and highlights limitations with older firmware versions. This information is precise and useful for troubleshooting.
151-156: Review Integration Removal SectionThe removal instructions are straightforward and align with standard procedures. Including the integration of the removal service documentation is appropriate and consistent with existing content.
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18-18: Clarify Integration Introduction and Naming ConsistencyThe new introductory sentence at line 18 clearly outlines the integration’s purpose. However, it repeats the term “Bosch Alarm Panel” twice. Consider rephrasing (e.g., “...allows you to connect your Bosch Alarm system to Home Assistant...”) to avoid redundancy and maintain a concise style.
48-53: Improve Markdown Table Consistency in Authentication SectionThe updated table formatting in the Authentication section improves readability. Please verify that the UI string references (e.g., “User [^2]”) are correctly formatted per documentation standards, and ensure that column alignment remains consistent.
61-66: Clear Explanation of Data Updates FeatureThe new “Data updates” section effectively explains that the integration fetches device data every 30 seconds and falls back to polling if push updates are unsupported. For added clarity, consider mentioning any firmware version prerequisites or supported devices for push data updates.
67-75: Enhance Troubleshooting Guidance for Configuration IssuesThe troubleshooting section for Bosch Solution 2000/3000/4000 panels is comprehensive. It would be beneficial to include details on typical error messages or other symptoms resulting from configuration mismatches so that users can more easily diagnose issues.
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76-104: Ensure Consistency in Instruction Formatting and TerminologyThe step-by-step reset and restore procedure is detailed and helpful. Please review the punctuation and formatting—for example, ensure each instruction or substep ends with a period. Additionally, if any UI elements (like “A-Link Plus”) are referenced in an operational context, consider highlighting them according to the style guidelines.
105-118: Improve Grammar and Clarity in Network Stack InstructionsIn the “Restarting a panels network stack” section, consider updating the header to “Restarting a panel’s network stack” for improved grammatical clarity. The key sequence instructions are clear; please verify they match the actual device operations.
119-141: Clarify Panel Configuration Procedure for Bosch B/G SeriesThe configuration procedure for the Bosch B/G Series panels is informative. To further assist users, consider adding a brief explanation or a hyperlink explaining the term “RPS” (Remote Programming System) if it isn’t defined elsewhere. This will help users who may be unfamiliar with the term.
142-145: Review TLS Issues Section for ClarityThe TLS issues section is concise and useful. Optionally, you might include an example error message or specific log codes related to TLS failures, which could help users better identify certificate-related issues.
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146-150: Confirm Clarity in Known Limitations SectionThe “Known limitations” section clearly outlines the integration’s constraints. The bullet list format works well here—no major changes are needed. Just ensure that its styling aligns with the rest of the document.
…alarm integration (home-assistant#38376) * Add data updates documentation and troubleshooting info * Add known limitations * update troubleshooting * update troubleshooting * add more troubleshooting information * add more troubleshooting information * add more troubleshooting information * add more troubleshooting information * update docs * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * apply style fixes * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * bolden ui strings * bolden ui strings * bolden ui strings * remove note about dhcp discovery since it isnt merged yet * tiny tweak * remove bold and caps * Update source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com> * bosch alarm panel -> bosch alarm --------- Co-authored-by: c0ffeeca7 <38767475+c0ffeeca7@users.noreply.github.com>
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