pub struct ZigbeeKeypad001 {
Show 13 fields pub action: ZigbeeKeypad001Action, pub action_code: f64, pub action_transaction: f64, pub action_zone: f64, pub battery: f64, pub battery_low: bool, pub contact: bool, pub linkquality: f64, pub occupancy: bool, pub tamper: bool, pub voltage: f64, pub last_seen: Option<LastSeen>, pub elapsed: Option<u64>,
}
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hive:KEYPAD001 zigbee2mqtt link

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§action: ZigbeeKeypad001Action

Triggered action (e.g. a button click)

§action_code: f64

Pin code introduced.

§action_transaction: f64

Last action transaction number.

§action_zone: f64

Alarm zone. Default value 23

§battery: f64

Remaining battery in %, can take up to 24 hours before reported.

§battery_low: bool

Zigbee herdsman description: “Indicates if the battery of this device is almost empty” Boolean values can be an unintuitive way round: value_on = true and value_off = false, consider double checking Zigbee2MQTT to understand what they mean

§contact: bool

Zigbee herdsman description: “Indicates if the contact is closed (= true) or open (= false)” Boolean values can be an unintuitive way round: value_on = false and value_off = true, consider double checking Zigbee2MQTT to understand what they mean

§linkquality: f64

Link quality (signal strength)

§occupancy: bool

Zigbee herdsman description: “Indicates whether the device detected occupancy” Boolean values can be an unintuitive way round: value_on = true and value_off = false, consider double checking Zigbee2MQTT to understand what they mean

§tamper: bool

Zigbee herdsman description: “Indicates whether the device is tampered” Boolean values can be an unintuitive way round: value_on = true and value_off = false, consider double checking Zigbee2MQTT to understand what they mean

§voltage: f64

Voltage of the battery in millivolts

§last_seen: Option<LastSeen>

Optional last_seen type, set as a global zigbee2mqtt setting

§elapsed: Option<u64>

Optional elapsed type

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