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vibration_settings.ini
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[main]
# Do you want debug messages?
verbose = yes
# This is the GPIO pin your 801s sensor is connected to
sensor_pin = 14
# The monitor will think your appliance has started when it has detected vibrations for this many consecutive seconds
seconds_to_start = 10
# The monitor will think your appliance has finished when it has detected no vibrations for this many consecutive seconds
seconds_to_end = 10
# The message sent when your appliance has started (blank to send no message)
start_message = Dryer has started
# The message sent when your appliance has finished (blank to send no message)
end_message = Dryer has finished
# The message sent when your the monitor turns on (blank to send no message)
boot_message =
# Pushover
# Enter your User API Key and App API key here
# Optionally, enter the device and sound also. Valid sounds are listed at https://pushover.net/api#sounds
[pushover]
user_api_key =
app_api_key =
device =
sound =
[mqtt]
#sample config
# mqtt_topic = mqtt/appliance-monitor
# mqtt_hostname = localhost
# mqtt_port = 1883
# leave mqtt_username/password empty for no Authentication
# mqtt_username = mqtt
# mqtt_password = password
# mqtt_client = rpi-appliance-monitor
mqtt_topic =
mqtt_hostname =
mqtt_port =
mqtt_username =
mqtt_password =
mqtt_clientid =
# Get your PushBullet API key from https://www.pushbullet.com/#settings/account
# (You can push to two different accounts here)
[pushbullet]
api_key =
api_key2 =
# Get your Twitter API keys from http://nodotcom.org/python-twitter-tutorial.html
# (Complete steps 1-4)
[twitter]
api_key =
api_secret =
access_token =
access_token_secret =
[slack]
api_token =
webhook_url =
# Create a new Applet in IFTT with a Maker channel as the if
# Open the settings to the Maker Item, and navigate to the URL to get
# key. Make a new activity with the Maker channel and use the event you
# define
[iftt]
maker_channel_key =
maker_channel_event =
[email]
# sample config
# sender = testsender@example.com
# recipient = testrecipient@example.com
# server = smtp.example.com
# port = 25
# password = hunter2
sender =
recipient =
server =
port =
password =
# Create a new Telegram Bot and get the API token by talking with @BotFather
# Get your Telegram user ID by talking with @myidbot and asking /getid
[telegram]
telegram_api_token =
telegram_user_id =