@@ -112,9 +112,17 @@ OctoPrint is ready and a buzzer to signal the startup and
112112the shutdown. Remember that these signals may vary of few
113113seconds.
114114
115- ## Note
115+ By default, this plugin shuts down the Raspberry without
116+ checking of there are ongoing jobs. In settings, there is
117+ a flag to disable the button when printing.
116118
117- This plugin uses an ** active** buzzer.
119+ ## Notes
120+
121+ To shut down the Raspberry, it uses the command configured in
122+ OctoPrint settings.
123+
124+ This plugin supports both active and passive buzzers. By default,
125+ it assumes to have an active one.
118126
119127## Setup
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@@ -152,8 +160,29 @@ accessible in the apposite OctoPrint section in setting:
152160![ settings2] ( /assets/img/plugins/shutdownbuttonledbuzzer/settings2.png )
153161![ settings3] ( /assets/img/plugins/shutdownbuttonledbuzzer/settings3.png )
154162
163+ ## FAQ
164+
165+ #### _ What resistor does it need to use?_
166+
167+ There is no a precise resistor needed, since it depends on how much
168+ light is needed. Despite this, it is suggested to use a value at
169+ least of few thousands of ohms. Always remember to check the
170+ connections and the datasheet.
171+
172+ #### _ Which buzzer does it need?_
173+
174+ The plugin supports both active that passive buzzer, but it is
175+ necessary to configure them by the settings panel.
176+
177+ #### Which LED does it need?
178+
179+ A 5 mm LED is a good option, and it is usually in Arduino kits.
180+ In case a different one is attached, check that the current it needs
181+ is lower than the one a Raspberry pin can give.
182+
155183## License
156184
157185This software is distributed on GPLv3.0, more information
158186available in [ LICENSE.md] (
159187https://github.com/danieleborgo/OctoPrint-ShutdownButtonLEDBuzzer/blob/master/LICENSE.md ).
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