docs(nibe): the Local REST API is enabled on the pump, not in the app - #737
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Step 1 said to enable the Local REST API in the myUplink app. It is enabled on the pump's own screen, in the installer menu that also holds 7.5.15 -- no app and no myUplink account. Confirmed on an S735. The distinction is the point of the whole driver: a local-only integration that quietly required a cloud account to commission would not be one. The app still displays the certificate fingerprint, so that reference stays, next to the openssl command that does not need it. Co-authored-by: HuggeK <48095810+HuggeK@users.noreply.github.com>
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Step 1 of the pump setup said to enable the Local REST API in the myUplink app. It is enabled on the pump's own screen, in the installer menu that also holds 7.5.15 — no app, no myUplink account. Confirmed on an S735.
The distinction is the point of the whole driver. A local-only integration that quietly required a cloud account to commission would not be one, and #537's whole argument for the local API over
myuplink.luarests on it.The app still displays the certificate fingerprint, so that reference stays — next to the
opensslcommand that does not need it.Where this came from
It surfaced while classifying every catalog driver by how it is commissioned (srcfl/device-drivers#56, which files
nibe_localassetup: [device_screen]). The pump's owner corrected the documented procedure from the hardware. This is the second correction to this file's setup story, afteraidModeturned out not to be the write gate either — both times the doc described a NIBE feature by the route someone assumed, rather than the one the pump offers.🤖 Generated with Claude Code