CUL2MQTT/cul2mqtt_example.ini

[main]
devices_config_yml = cul2mqtt_devices.yml
log_path = /home/pi/logs/cul2mqtt

# debug logging:
log_enable = false
# log successful commands:
logSuccessfulCommands = true

filterSelfSentIncomingTimeout = 100

# also used as min repeat time, in ms
lastReceivedMaxAge = 500

lastSentMinInterval = 1500

# quit program if nothing has been received for some time
# so that systemd will restart it.
# -> don't set too low if there is not much activity on CUL compatible RF in the location!
dataReceiveTimeout = 180

# a status file that is touched every minute as long as something has been received
# ONLY set this to a location in a RAM drive!!! (i.E. /tmp/cul2mqtt_lastReceived on RaspberryOS or /run/user/XXXX/cul2mqtt_lastReceived where XXXX is the user id)
lastReceivedStatusFile = /run/user/1000/cul2mqtt_lastReceived

# control (switch on/off) parsing and actions (MQTT publishing) via MQTT command
# if enabled, you must send "ON" (or "OFF") to the configured "MQTT_Control_Topic_turnOnActions" topic
# this can be used to switch it off and on from Home Assistant while keeping sending of codes working
# -> ON/OFF command should be sent RETAINED in order to always work!!!
# the current state is published on "MQTT_Control_StateTopic"/[commandName] on every change
# i.E.: CUL2MQTT/state/turnOnActions -> ON/OFF
# the state is also saved in a file (in script directory) and recovered on next start
# see HomeAssistant_CUL2MQTT.yaml to see how to integrate it in Home Assistant
enableMQTTControl = false
MQTT_Control_Topic_turnOnActions = CUL2MQTT/control/turnOnActions
MQTT_Control_StateTopic = CUL2MQTT/state

[cul]
serialPort = /dev/serial/by-id/usb-1a86_USB2.0-Serial-if00-port0
serialBaudrate = 38400
serialTimeout = 1
serialCulInitTimeout = 3

# enable UART CUL
receive_from_serial_cul = True
send_on_serial_cul = True

# enable MQTT connected CUL
receive_from_mqtt_cul = True
send_on_mqtt_cul = True

# prefer UART or MQTT CUL for TX (UART, MQTT or both)
TX_interface_prefer = UART

# force usage of UART CUL (program will exit if connect fails, so it can be restarted by systemd)
forceSerialCULConnected = False

# CUL init sequence - normally X21 (Intertechno only) or X05 (includes RAW/non-Intertechno devices)
culInitCmd = X05

# attention - will break sensors which send values if set to True
culSendsRSSI = False

# for "classic" MQTT-CUL
#mqtt_cul_topic_received = MQTTCUL/received
#mqtt_cul_topic_send = MQTTCUL/send

# for Tasmota based MQTT-CUL using Tasmota´s serial bridge functions
mqtt_cul_topic_received = tele/Tasmota-MQTT-CUL/RESULT
mqtt_cul_topic_send = cmnd/Tasmota-MQTT-CUL/SerialSend

[mqtt]
server = mqtt.lan
port = 1883
user = mqttuser
password = xxxxxx