Install & Configure OpenHab on Synology with Docker + F454 Bticino bus

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Here's the steps I've followed to install OpenHab and make it work with my Bticino/Legrand F454 bus




Original Google document :

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15GjOYGjYSvZcY82Xee0p1kKxlrpai4_fmB0Xj6jF-Vs/edit?usp=sharing


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