Beiträge von sucrose25

    I am using a set of 3 Shelly Door/Window 2 sensors to indicate whether certain gates are open. When any of these gates are open, I would like to turn on a Shelly Plug US.

    My preference is to do this without the Shelly Cloud so that its proper functioning isn't dependent on my internet being online.

    Last year, I implemented a 'Gate_Open' script (see attached) that was responsible for tracking which sensors are open/closed and turning the relay on/off.

    Each sensor starts/stops its dedicated script on the Plug US module (started = OPEN, stopped = CLOSED) - this was the only way that I could figure out how to communicate to the Plug which sensor was triggered.

    Unfortunately, it seems that that Gate_Open script is no longer working because the 'Event.Info.Running' is no longer available (I guess it was removed, for some reason?)

    Can anyone assist on this? Thanks!

    I am looking to install an awning over my patio in the near future (the vendor has so far mentioned Somfy 550 motor w/ wireless remote and wind sensor for auto-retract) and am trying to decide if I should go with that OR a wired Somfy option that could be used with Shelly.

    I saw Dimitar's video on using Shelly 2.5 to control a Somfy blind motor. Looking at this, it seems that the UP/DOWN commands are maintained for travel and that absence of both commands is interpreted as STOP. Is that correct?

    One thing that I'm not sure about is how the Shelly knows that the motor has reached end of travel - I believe that this is handled by the calibration of the Shelly during initial setup?

    I also came across the Somfy Universal RTS Receiver (1810627) which would allow me to use a Somfy Remote. Is anyone familiar with this offering? I asked Somfy tech support how it would know that the awning has reached end of travel - I was told that this is handled by the motor (which doesn't mesh with earlier) and that the receiver's outputs are just momentary. This doesn't seem to mesh with Somfy wiring videos where they demonstrated the use of maintained and momentary switches which behaved with maintained and momentary movement.

    Many thanks in advance!