Option to Skip Battery Devices on Refresh; Add Get_Engine_All Function #189
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Battery devices will be skipped by default unless the battery arg is true.
This is pretty helpful if you have a lot of devices on the initial setup on your network.
Similarly I added a get_engine_all function. I still have ~20 i1 devices that can't be refreshed until the get_engine command is run. Again, this is really only necessary for the initial setup, but it is very handy. The need for this command should diminish as the i1 devices break or are replaced.