Add note for ADC CT Power users #1291
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For users who got to this seemingly generic "power monitoring calibration" page who want to calibrate their CT Power ADC device, they need to go to a different page. Added a note directing them to that page. Hopefully this helps people to find what they want and avoid filing issues like these: arendst/Tasmota#8011 arendst/Tasmota#7672
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Users looking to calibrate their clamp ammeter devices (CT Power module hooked to ADC pin) can't use the commands on the page titled "Power-Monitoring-Calibration" because the PowerSet/VoltageSet/etc. commands don't apply to ADC-based measurements. Instead, those users need to calibrate using the
adcparamcommand.This PR adds a note pointing them in the right direction.
Hopefully this helps people to find what they want and avoid filing issues like these:
arendst/Tasmota#8011
arendst/Tasmota#7672