Since the update of HomeAssistant to version 2021.12.1, the Shelly's have a button.xxxxx_ota_update entity. This allows you to start the update without the url call.
Am also curious if you managed to update battery-powered devices from HomeAssistant!?
I do not use battery operated device. Sorry for not reading your first message on this and because you're using lots of them!
Maybe you can just push the update url to the devices that have this sleep option right at te moment they report in. I can see from your screenshot that they report temperature or lux. So they connect, so they are awake. That would be your trigger to send the update command, let's say ones a day or week. Or only allow this update command at the moment that your Shelly 1 has requested an update.
I had the same problem and have 42 Shelly's. I solved it with Node-Red in Home Assistant. By calling the following url in the http-request-node it updates the Shelly: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.{{topic}}/ota?update=true.
In my case the first three xxx are the same for all Shelly IP addresses. In node red I make sure that the last number of the ip-address ends up in the msg.topic and I send that to the http-request-node.
By the way, you can automate it even more because for each Shelly there is also a sensor in Home Assistant that indicates whether it needs an update, for example: binary_sensor.fan_firmware_update.
I think this sensor is set to not active by default in HASS, but you can easily turn it on and use it to start an update automatically.
I have since found out for myself that through the API you can set the Open and Close time and thus get around the 120 second limitation:
http://[ip-shelly2.5]/settings/roller/0?maxtime_close=210
http://[ip-shelly2.5]/settings/roller/0?maxtime_open=210
I don't know if 0 seconds allows you to turn off this timer. Haven't tried.
(Because I don't need it anymore)
I want to use a Shelly 2.5 to control the speed of my ventilation system in my home.
At the moment I have a button with three positions; low, medium and high. But actually only two signals are sent to the system; medium and high. So actually the control is the same as with a roller shutter. The up and down signals go to the motor. In the neutral position, no signal goes to the motor.
So I think I can use a Shelly 2.5 to take over the control from this three position switch.
My only question is if I can disable the "OPEN/CLOSE WORKING TIME", for example by setting this time to zero.
Does anyone have experience with disabling this working time?
I would really advise you to use clamps if you want to connect more than one wire to a port of your Shelly (which clamp depends on whether you use solid wire or standard wire).
The ports in the Shelly are soldered to the circuit board. By connecting more wires to one single port, you put unnecessary strain on the port (and the circuit board).
I use as much standard wire as possible to connect my Shelly (I always tin the ends BTW) and connect them with clamps if I need two on one port.
Ich habe dasselbe Problem. Ich habe vor kurzem mein iPhone auf iOS14 aktualisiert. Ich weiß nicht, ob es bei 13 funktioniert hat. Vielleicht hat es mit dem Upgrade auf 14 zu tun. Apple hat viel an den Widgets geändert!
Danke für die Bestätigung MIHO. Das ist also ganz klar.
Die Aktivierung ist nur eine Einstellung für die App.In der Web Interface ist die blaue Linie immer sichtbar (wenn Spannung an SW anliegt). Aber das ist logisch, denn es handelt sich um eine Application Setting!
Ich hatte die gleiche Frage und fand diese Diskussion. Ausgehend von Danis Antwort habe ich ein wenig experimentiert. Ich denke, die blaue Linie ist in der Tat ein Signal, dass am SW-Eingang des Shelly Spannung anliegt. Je nach anderen Einstellungen ist die Lampe ein- oder ausgeschaltet (blauer Ring).
