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@@ -92,14 +92,21 @@ Go into Settings -> Integrations -> Battery Notes and click Configure on the dev
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By default Battery Notes filters the device list to only devices with a battery, if you want to add a battery note to a random device then you can disable this filtering by adding the following configuration to your `configuration.yaml` and restart Home Assistant to see all devices.
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```
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battery_notes:
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show_all_devices: true
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show_all_devices: True
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```
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* I only want to add notes to a few devices, can I disable auto discovery?
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If you want to disable this functionality you can add the following to your `configuration.yaml`, after a restart of Home Assistant you will not see discovered battery notes.
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```
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battery_notes:
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enable_autodiscovery: false
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enable_autodiscovery: False
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```
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* I don't want to track battery replacement, can I disable this?
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Yes, you can add the following to your `configuration.yaml`, after a restart of Home Assistant *new* devices added to battery notes will have the battery replaced sensor and button disabled. Any devices you have previously added to Battery Notes you will have to disable/enable these sensors manually, which also means you can just enable specific sensors of important ones you want to track.
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