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10_ZWave.pm: some doc changes

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<br><br><b>Class THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT</b> <br><br><b>Class THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT</b>
<li>setpointHeating value<br> <li>setpointHeating value<br>
set the thermostat to heat to the given value. set the thermostat to heat to the given value.
The value is an integer and read as celsius.<br> The value is an integer in celsius.<br>
See thermostatSetpointSet for a more enhanced method. See thermostatSetpointSet for a more enhanced method.
</li> </li>
<li>setpointCooling value<br> <li>setpointCooling value<br>
set the thermostat to cool down to the given value. set the thermostat to cool down to the given value.
The value is an integer and read as celsius.<br> The value is an integer in celsius.<br>
See thermostatSetpointSet for a more enhanced method. See thermostatSetpointSet for a more enhanced method.
</li> </li>
<li>thermostatSetpointSet TEMP [SCALE [TYPE [PREC [SIZE]]]]<br> <li>thermostatSetpointSet TEMP [SCALE [TYPE [PREC [SIZE]]]]<br>
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15=fullPower 15=fullPower
</ul> </ul>
PREC: (optional) number of decimals to be used, [1-7], defaults PREC: (optional) number of decimals to be used, [1-7], defaults
to 1<br>
SIZE: (optional) number of bytes used, [1, 2, 4], defaults to 2<br> Note: optional parameters can be ommitted. To specify an optional
Note: optional parameters can be ommitted and are used with there parameter, ALL parameters in front of this parameter need
default values. If you need or want to specify an optional to be also specified!<br>
parameter, ALL parameters in front of this parameter need
to be also specified!<br>
Note: the number of decimals (defined by PREC) and the number of Note: the number of decimals (defined by PREC) and the number of
bytes (defined by SIZE) used for the setpoint influence the usable bytes (defined by SIZE) used for the setpoint influence the usable
range for the temperature. Some device do not support all possible range for the temperature. Some devices do not support all possible
values/combinations for PREC/SIZE.<br> values/combinations for PREC/SIZE.<br>
<ul> <ul>
1 byte: 0 decimals [-128, 127], 1 decimal [-12.8, 12.7], ...<br> 1 byte: 0 decimals [-128, 127], 1 decimal [-12.8, 12.7], ...<br>