Dimitar

Planning to be added in the future.

One of the first firmwares has a problem where the button is pressed for a long time, which means that your pants are tight. We are making changes to fix this in future FW releases. The latest FW shouldn't have this problem.

Use a pen on right corner of the top bar.

What you can do with Shelly Debug APP. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cloud.shelly.bledebug 1. Pair/Unpair device 2. Read device information, all details including encryption key if there is. 2. Make OTA - Custom and Stock option is available. For custom we need to provide you a custom firmware, stock happens on-line. 3. Encrypt/Decrypt - this make all Advertising messages Encrypted. Also this sync internal clock of your device. Every message after that must be decrypted to be parsed. Also time must be checked. This make BLE devices highly secure and messages cannot be reproducible. Soon when we will enable full encryption to our cloud. We postpone it because Shelly Plus/Pro device still cannot decrypt messages, and device cannot be use in Java scripts. We expecting this to be available in FW 1.0.1 of Shelly Gen2 devices. 4. Beacon mode. Activate Button to broadcast battery every 8 seconds. This can be used for presence in scripts. For DW sensor device will send whole status every 30 seconds. 5. Locate - works only for Button with Beacon mode enabled. Enable Button Buzzer for 30 sec. You can stop it from app or pushing device button. 5. Buzzer - works only for Button to enable and disable it when you push a Button. Locate is not affected. 6. Reset - make factory reset and reboot button. Emergency OTA update: 1. Remove batter. 2. Push button and insert battery without release a button. 3. Device will be available for OTA without any security for 30 seconds. 4. Push OTA in the APP and update it.

There is no push commands, it's only battery in beacon mode. You need to check your script or BThome integration.

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Shelly device: How to leave from Factory test mode DIMITAR DIMITROV·WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019· Very small number of devices could be not reset properly after testing and stay at Factory test mode. Symptoms: 1. Device can be added to the app, but you can’t open device interface by IP. 2. When you try to open device by IP the response is: {"rssi": 0, "power": 0.00} How to proceed with FW version before 20190520 or 1.5.0 1. Power on device 2. Press reset button on the back shortly 3. Device will boot and will leave from this mode temporary. 4. Enable Wi-Fi (if not) and connect device to your home network using the app. 5. Find what is the device IP, you can find it in Settings - > Device info. Or you can use Shelly Device finder from here: https://shelly.cloud/ShellyScanner_win.zip 6. Update device to latest version, press Update button. 7. Wait 3 min 8. Press reset button shortly 9. Execute from PC or phone browser http://192.168.33.1/settings/developer?selftest_done=1 or http://deviceIP/settings/developer?selftest_done=1if the device is in your wi-fi network How to proceed with FW version after 20190520 or 1.5.0 1. Power on device 2. Check the LED – should flash fast 3. Press reset button on the back shortly 4. Device will boot and will leave from this mode temporary. 5. Execute from PC or phone browser http://192.168.33.1/settings/developer?selftest_done=1 or http://deviceIP/settings/developer?selftest_done=1if the device is in your wi-fi network 6. Reboot the device Done!

Can I Use an Existing Dimmer in Combination with a Shelly RGBW2, Dimmer, DUO, Bulb (or any other Shelly)? KERRY CLENDINNING·WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2020· The answer is simply no. The input to the RGBW2 is low voltage DC, and your existing dimmer switch is AC. (There is some confusion around the device included with the RGBW2, but it does not enable a dimmer switch to work, despite a somewhat ambiguous diagram we’ll discuss later.) Though the input for the Shelly Dimmer is AC, same answer goes: no. An existing switch or button with built in dimming can neither drive the “L” input to the dimmer, nor should it be wired to the switch input. Only a simple switch or pushbutton should be wired to the input on either the Dimmer or other Shelly devices. In the case of both the RGBW2 and the Dimmer, you have options to use a momentary pushbutton whose default behavior will be as follows: push briefly to toggle the power on/off at the existing brightness. Push-and-hold the button to alternately raise or lower the brightness level. When the Shelly product reaches either extreme it stops changing (doesn’t reverse until you release and then hold the button again). Shelly Bulb, Duo and Vintage are designed to be powered by regular house current and cannot be used on a circuit wired to a dimmer. Not even the Shelly Dimmer can work to power Bulb, Duo, Vintage, or any other Shelly lighting product. For the relay-type products (Shelly 1/1PM/2.5/4Pro), a switch or button is also all that can be connected to their switch inputs. They provide no dimming features, but there are things you can do with a “long press” of the button. See the documentation on the “actions” menu or a document on direct device-to-device communications for more info on the long-press features. Now, back to the RGBW2 and this diagram: The label “AC (110-230V) ON/OFF/dimming switch” has created some confusion for people. This is not intended to mean that a dimmer can be connected to the the input of the device shown in black and having four cables. It simply means that if a momentary button (or a spring-loaded paddle), rather than a two-position switch, is connected in the fashion shown, it will be able to control the on/off/dimming of the Shelly Dimmer itself, with the press on/off and press-and-hold to dim/brighten functionality described already.

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