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If the device has Bluetooth and can run recent versions of MicroPython, it should work.
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## Can it do more than temperature and humidity?
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My goal was to create an outdoor sensor to measure temperature, humidity, and illuminance so I could make automation decsions in Home Assistant. I've included nearly the other entire list of object_ids described in the [BTHome v2 format](https://bthome.io/format), but those outside of temperature, humidity, and battery level are untested in real world scenarios.
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My goal was to create an outdoor sensor to measure temperature, humidity, and illuminance so I could make automation decsions in Home Assistant. I've included nearly the entire list of object_ids described in the [BTHome v2 format](https://bthome.io/format), but those outside of temperature, humidity, and battery level are untested in real world scenarios.
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## How can I help?
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I'm always happy to get bug reports in the [GitHub issues for the project](https://github.com/DavesCodeMusings/BTHome-MicroPython/issues). The more detail you give, the easier it is to find and fix.
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