Robert Cook

What does 'm' indicate? Documentation is a little thin on this topic.

The adjustment is in the zone entity attributes i.e. `binary_sensor.irrigation_unlimited_c1_z1`. There are a couple to choose from. The attribute `adjustment` shows adjustments made to the zone entity. The attribute `current_adjustment`...

Some integrations can use attributes and even support templating, it depends. Here is an example to create a sensor from the adjustment attribute. Assumes you are using percentage adjustment method....

The `adjustment` attribute was the original and shows the zone adjustment. It does not show adjustments made to sequences or sequence zones. The `next_adjustment` does but gets a little tricky...

Closing off old issue.

It is normal that the controller will not operate when the time is set to zero. The fact that it never comes out it suggests the sensor `sensor.smart_irrigation_vorne_daily_adjusted_run_time` does not...

This feature along with minimum was never fully implemented. It was overlooked in favour of its namesake in the adjust_time service call. There is merit in its completion as a...

It is assumed that all switches are in the OFF state. It could be possible to set the entities to off or you could create an automation that does this...

I am adding a turn off as the controller/zone is flagged by HA for removal. Simple enough to restore a single zone but a sequence needs more consideration.

I am finishing some code started a while back to check, report and reset any switches/relays upon startup. This will set the switches to a known state. Should be available...