You state:
It is also possible tell monitor to report all currently known device states by sending an MQTT message to something like monitor/first floor/KNOWN DEVICE STATES.
"Something like" is ambiguous.
I have tried sending a MQTT message containing random data (You didn't indicate what data it should contain) to:
monitor1/monitor1/KNOWN DEVICE STATES
monitor1/KNOWN DEVICE STATES
monitor1/monitor1//KNOWN DEVICE STATES
and it did not seem to trigger the re scanning.
In addition:
The script will also trigger an ARRIVE scan in response to an mqtt message posted to the topic of monitor/scan/arrive
And again, what should I post there, as posting random data to:
monitor1/monitor1/scan/arrive
/monitor1/scan/arrive
/monitor1/monitor1//scan/arrive
does not seem to trigger the scan.
You state:
It is also possible tell monitor to report all currently known device states by sending an MQTT message to something like monitor/first floor/KNOWN DEVICE STATES.
"Something like" is ambiguous.
I have tried sending a MQTT message containing random data (You didn't indicate what data it should contain) to:
monitor1/monitor1/KNOWN DEVICE STATES
monitor1/KNOWN DEVICE STATES
monitor1/monitor1//KNOWN DEVICE STATES
and it did not seem to trigger the re scanning.
In addition:
The script will also trigger an ARRIVE scan in response to an mqtt message posted to the topic of monitor/scan/arrive
And again, what should I post there, as posting random data to:
monitor1/monitor1/scan/arrive
/monitor1/scan/arrive
/monitor1/monitor1//scan/arrive
does not seem to trigger the scan.