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Added other white-labelled varieties of the EN Plustech Caro charger.

Added firmware update instructions and updated latest firmware version.

Corrected information about Voltage measurand.

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    • Expanded device details for the EN+ Caro Series Home Wallbox charger, highlighting its compatibility with additional vendors.
    • Clarified instructions for OCPP integration and firmware update procedures for devices with firmware versions earlier than 1.0.25.130.
    • Updated information on voltage readings during charging sessions and revised firmware version references.

Added other white-labelled varieties of the EN Plustech Caro charger.

Added firmware update instructions and updated latest firmware version.

Corrected information about `Voltage` measurand.
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The pull request updates the documentation for the EN+ Caro Series Home Wallbox charger. It expands details around the charger's compatibility—including white-labelling by Cord and EV Switch—and clarifies the firmware update and OCPP integration process in Home Assistant. The document now explains the necessity of using the charger’s serial number for both configuration and firmware update requests for versions earlier than 1.0.25.130, while also updating the measurand description for voltage and the referenced firmware version for sensor behavior.

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docs/supported-devices.md Enhanced details on the EN+ Caro Series Home Wallbox charger. Added clarification on OCPP integration in Home Assistant, including the mandatory serial number usage and firmware update process for versions below 1.0.25.130. Updated voltage measurand description and firmware version references.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as Charger
    participant S as OCPP Server
    participant E as Email System

    U->>C: Check firmware version
    alt Firmware < 1.0.25.130
        U->>S: Connect to evchargo OCPP server
        U->>E: Email serial number for firmware update
        E->>C: Process firmware update request
    else Firmware >= 1.0.25.130
        U->>C: Access firmware update via configuration interface
    end
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  • Add EN+ Caro #1519: Introduces a new section for the EN+ Caro Series Home Wallbox charger, aligning closely with the documentation updates in this PR.

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docs/supported-devices.md (1)

87-88: Refined Measurand Description for Voltage & Markdown Style Suggestion
The updated description for the Voltage measurand now correctly informs users that it shows a constant voltage or zero unless a charging session is in progress, thereby improving clarity. Additionally, the unordered list items on these lines have an indentation issue flagged by markdownlint (MD007). Consider adjusting the indentation (e.g., removing extra spaces) so that the list formatting is consistent with the rest of the document.

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docs/supported-devices.md (2)

57-62: Enhanced Charger Details: White Labelling and Firmware Update Instructions
The updated section now clarifies that the EN+ Caro Series Home Wallbox is often white-labelled by vendors like cord and EV Switch. In addition, it provides clear, step-by-step firmware update instructions for versions earlier than 1.0.25.130—specifying the use of the charger's serial number for both configuration and firmware-update requests. Please verify that all URLs, email addresses, and firmware version thresholds are current and accurate as per vendor guidelines.


90-90: Guidance on Disabling Persistently Unknown Sensors
The newly added advisory instructs users to disable sensors that persistently display Unknown values after a charging session—an important note given the limitations of firmware 1.0.25.130. This improves user guidance and helps prevent confusion.

@lbbrhzn lbbrhzn merged commit 162c340 into lbbrhzn:main Mar 22, 2025
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