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Expand Up @@ -67,8 +67,39 @@ These are commands that have parameters with a comma separating them.

The integration creates the following binary sensors:

- `Power State` is True when the device is physically on.
- `Signal State` is True when the device is receiving a signal from the source.
- `HDR Flag` is True when the device is receiving an HDR signal. This is useful to trigger automations based on the HDR flag, such as changing projector settings.
- `Outgoing HDR Flag` is True when the device is sending an HDR signal.
- `Power state` is On when the device is turned on.
- `Signal state` is On when the device is receiving a signal from the source.
- `HDR flag` is On when the device is receiving an HDR signal. This is useful to trigger automations based on the HDR flag, such as changing projector settings.
- `Outgoing HDR flag` is On when the device is sending an HDR signal.

These can be used for various purposes, such as triggering your masking system based on the detected aspect ratio.

### Sensor

The integration creates the following sensors:

- `MAC address`: The MAC address of the madVR Envy device.
- `Gpu temperature`: The temperature of the GPU.
- `Hdmi temperature`: The temperature of the HDMI interface.
- `Cpu temperature`: The temperature of the CPU.
- `Mainboard temperature`: The temperature of the mainboard.
- `Incoming resolution`: The resolution of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming frame rate`: The frame rate of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming color space`: The color space of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming bit depth`: The bit depth of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming colorimetry`: The colorimetry of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming black levels`: The black level setting of the incoming video signal.
- `Incoming aspect ratio`: The aspect ratio of the incoming video signal.
- `Outgoing resolution`: The resolution of the outgoing video signal.
- `Outgoing frame rate`: The frame rate of the outgoing video signal.
- `Outgoing color space`: The color space of the outgoing video signal.
- `Outgoing bit depth`: The bit depth of the outgoing video signal.
- `Outgoing colorimetry`: The colorimetry of the outgoing video signal.
- `Outgoing black levels`: The black level setting of the outgoing video signal.
- `Aspect ratio resolution`: The resolution corresponding to the current aspect ratio.
- `Aspect ratio decimal`: The aspect ratio as a decimal value.
- `Aspect ratio integer`: The aspect ratio as an integer ratio.
- `Aspect ratio name`: The name of the current aspect ratio.
- `Masking resolution`: The resolution for the current masking setting.
- `Masking decimal`: The masking ratio as a decimal value.
- `Masking integer`: The masking ratio as an integer ratio.