Configuration

You can add these options to change the default behaviour of Battery Notes by adding them to your Home Assistant configuration.yaml under the battery_notes: property, like so:

battery_notes:
  enable_autodiscovery: true
  show_all_devices: false
  enable_replaced: true
  default_battery_low_threshold: 10
  battery_increase_threshold: 25
  hide_battery: false
  round_battery: false

A restart of Home Assistant is required for the changed to take effect.

Name	Type	Requirement	Default	Description
enable_autodiscovery	Boolean	Optional	True	If set to true will automatically match devices against the library and create a setup flow within the integrations page.
show_all_devices	Boolean	Optional	False	If set to true will show all devices in the manual add dropdown, rather than just those with batteries.
enable_replaced	Boolean	Optional	True	If set to false new devices added to battery notes will have the battery replaced sensor and button disabled. Any devices you have previously added to Battery Notes you will have to disable these sensors manually, which also means you can enable specific sensors of important ones you want to track.
default_battery_low_threshold	Int	Optional	10	The default threshold where a devices battery_low entity is set to true and the battery_notes_battery_threshold event is fired, can be overriden per device in device configuration.
battery_increase_threshold	Int	Optional	25	The threshold where the battery_notes_battery_increased event is fired, use this event for battery replaced automations. The threshold is the difference in increase between previous and current battery level.
hide_battery	Boolean	Optional	False	Hide the standard battery when adding Battery+. This will not effect existing dashboards, automations etc.
round_battery	Boolean	Optional	False	Round battery+ to whole percentages.
user_library	String	Optional		If specified then a user library file will be searched prior to the main library, the user library must be in the same format as the library and placed in the same folder. Only really used for dev purposes.

Debug Logging

To analyse issues on your installation it might be helpful to enable debug logging.

You can enable debug logging by going to the Battery Notes integration page. You can use the button below.

Next click Enable debug logging

Alternatively

Add the following to configuration.yaml:

    logger:
      default: warning
      logs:
        custom_components.battery_notes: debug