The channel ID of the created channel corresponds to the name of the item on the remote server.
For example, if your remote item is named `MyDate`, the channel UID of the channel created by the binding will be `remoteopenhab:server:xxx:MyDate`.
-On the `thing` thing, if the `buildTriggerChannels` parameter is set to true, a channel is created automatically for each trigger channel defined in the remote thing.
+On the `thing` thing, you will not find all channels from your remote thing.
+Only trigger channels from your remote thing will be created.
+**All state channels from your remote thing will be ignored** (use the `server` thing to link a local item to a remote (item).
+if the `buildTriggerChannels` parameter is set to true, a channel is created automatically for each trigger channel defined in the remote thing.
For example, if your remote thing provides a trigger channel with this UID `astro:sun:local:night#event`, the channel UID of the channel created by the binding will be `remoteopenhab:thing:xxx:astro_sun_local_night_event`.
## Limitations
<bridge-type id="server">
<label>Remote openHAB Server</label>
- <description>A remote openHAB server.</description>
+ <description>A remote openHAB server. You will find one channel for each item defined in the remote server.</description>
<representation-property>host</representation-property>
</supported-bridge-type-refs>
<label>Remote Thing</label>
- <description>A thing from the remote openHAB server.</description>
+ <description>A thing from the remote openHAB server. You will find one channel for each trigger channel from the
+ remote thing (state channels from the remote thing will be ignored).</description>
<representation-property>thingUID</representation-property>