subscribe to state changes

main.js

@@ -45,26 +45,8 @@ class Jablotron extends utils.Adapter {
 			}
 		}
 
-		// In order to get state updates, you need to subscribe to them. The following line adds a subscription for our variable we have created above.
-		this.subscribeStates('testVariable');
-		// You can also add a subscription for multiple states. The following line watches all states starting with "lights."
-		// this.subscribeStates('lights.*');
-		// Or, if you really must, you can also watch all states. Don't do this if you don't need to. Otherwise this will cause a lot of unnecessary load on the system:
-		// this.subscribeStates('*');
-
-		/*
-			setState examples
-			you will notice that each setState will cause the stateChange event to fire (because of above subscribeStates cmd)
-		*/
-		// the variable testVariable is set to true as command (ack=false)
-		await this.setStateAsync('testVariable', true);
-
-		// same thing, but the value is flagged "ack"
-		// ack should be always set to true if the value is received from or acknowledged from the target system
-		await this.setStateAsync('testVariable', { val: true, ack: true });
-
-		// same thing, but the state is deleted after 30s (getState will return null afterwards)
-		await this.setStateAsync('testVariable', { val: true, ack: true, expire: 30 });
+		// subscribe to all state changes
+		this.subscribeStates('status.alarm');
 
 	}