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You're right, it seems to be a bug. I just reported the issue...

@shinui Basically a question: What do you plan to switch or monitor? What do you think a Pro1PM can do better than a simple Plus Plug S, which is connected Plug&Play at this point? 🤔

@Dimitar Because of Zendure and the cooperation with Shelly. Are there already tutorials or experience reports about the interaction with zendure, especially the battery storage and the possibility of zero feed-in. I'm also very interested, but unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity to gain experience yet 🙂

Home -> Klick on OUTPUT-Bar above where also the button is -> Input/Output-Settings:

Normally this setting should be the right one for your use case. If you turn off the dimmer in the app, the switch must of course first be turned off and then turned on again

Excerpt from the operating instructions: https://kb.shelly.cloud/__attachments/391315459/Shelly BLU Motion multilingual printed user and safety guide.pdf?inst-v=e71125bd-0549-4bac-8110-6b1e8a4e31e3

Which manufacturer and type of light bulb is used?

You will find it in input/ output settings

Can you please provide us a picture of the wiring, have you tried power cycling? Wasn't there a problem with the previous firmware?

In Web-UI: Settings -> Authentification (Username is "admin")

Please leave a feature request using the device and feature request form below: https://allterco.freshdesk.com/en/support/tickets/new?ticket_form=devices_and_features_proposals_***_(use_this_form_for_proposing_your_ideas_only) The more of these inquiries received, the higher the likelihood that the customer's wishes will be implemented - if it is technically possible.

What is the installation situation (ambient temperature, space to the left and right of the Pro1PM)? what does the output of http:/DeviceIP/rpc/Shelly.GetStatus say?

Simply type the IP address of the Shelly device assigned by the router into the address bar of your browser if you are in the home network. Then the embedded web interface should open and you can make all the settings you want...

If you want to replace the current timer in the electrical board, the Shelly Pro1 is certainly the better choice. There are also options to mount a Shelly Plus 1 or Shelly 1 Mini Gen3 on a top-hat rail with printed adapters. What power consumption does the fan have? Have you also thought about controlling the fan depending on the humidity? Then an H&T Gen3 or BLU H&T as a sensor would certainly also be worth considering.

This is normal behavior for the Shelly's SW inputs. There are 2 options: Either install a coupling relay between the motion detectors and the input or get a motion detector with correct potential-free switching contacts.

Since when have the Shelly 2.5 been in operation? It could be related to the well-known capacitor problem. In order to be able to process your case optimally, please submit a support ticket via the ticket system: https://support.shelly.cloud/de/support/tickets/new

Der i4-Tastendruck wird in Alexa als virtueller Button registriert - die Tastenfolge (1x kurz, 2x kurz, 3x kurz oder 1x lang) wird hier ignoriert. Dieser Tastendruck kann als Auslöser in Alexa-Routinen verwendet werden.

There will probably be no FW update for this feature on the Gen1 Uni. But the solution is Gen2 Plus uni along with a 2:1 voltage divider as @thgoebel mentioned...

it is a gen1 UNI @thgoebel But for Plus Uni it would be a common workaround 🙂

Maybe an IP conflict? what happens if you connect via DHCP and not with static IP? What does the debug log/diagnosis say in WEB-UI

It is possible that the firmware on one device is very outdated. Please install the latest FW on all devices to enjoy full feature functionality. 🙂

es gibt mehrere Möglichkeiten z.B. Szenen -hier können über die App oder http://control.shelly.cloud Szenen erstellt werden (Bedingungen wenn kurz, lang, 2x oder 3x kurz gedrückt ist) - die ausführenden Aktionen dann bequem über die Auswahl der zu steuernden Geräte Szenen sind jedoch cloudgebunden, eine stabile Internetverbindung ist hier erforderlich z.B. über Webhooks/Actions wie schon richtig erkannt muss die IP-Adresse des zu steuernden Relais zusammen mit den Befehlsparametern in die URL-Zeile für kurz, lang, 2x oder 3x kurz eingeben werden. Beispiel zum Einschalten des Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=on oder alternativer RPC Command: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/rpc/switch.set?id=0&on=true Beispiel zum Ausschalten des Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=off oder alternativer RPC Command: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/rpc/switch.set?id=0&on=false Beispiel zum Umschalten des Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=toggle oder alternativer RPC Command: http://IP_des_1PMMiniG3/rpc//switch.toggle?id=0 Webhooks/Actions arbeiten auch ohne Internet, eine stabile WLAN-Verbindung für die Kommunikation der Geräte untereinander ist hier jedoch erforderlich weiterführende Informationen über http-Requests sind auch hier zu finden: https://shelly.guide/webhooks-https-requests/ Für die Ersteinrichtung und Einstellungsmaßnahmen empfiehlt es sich den Button 1 mit USB zu verbinden, dann ist er dauerhaft wach. _____________________________________________________________________________________ there are multiple possibilities e.g. scenes - Scenes can be created here via the app or http://control.shelly.cloud (conditions when a short, long, 2x or 3x short press is pressed) - the actions to be carried out can then be easily carried out by selecting the devices to be controlled However, scenes are cloud-bound and a stable internet connection is required e.g. via webhooks/actions As already correctly recognized, the IP address of the relay to be controlled must be entered together with the command parameters in the URL line for short, long, 2x or 3x short. Example of turning on the Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=on or alternative RPC command: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/rpc/switch.set?id=0&on=true Example to turn off the Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=off or alternative RPC Command: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/rpc/switch.set?id=0&on=false Example of switching the Shelly 1 Mini Gen3: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/relay/0?turn=toggle or alternative RPC command: http://IP_from_1PMMiniG3/rpc//switch.toggle?id=0 Webhooks/Actions also work without the Internet, but a stable WLAN connection is required for the devices to communicate with each other Further information about http requests can also be found here: https://shelly.guide/webhooks-https-requests/ For the initial setup and setting measures, it is recommended to connect button 1 to USB, then it will be permanently awake.

Webhooks are already working. As an example, you can set the input and switch, screen touch/wipe, temperature, humidity brightness as conditions for actions

Shelly Plus 1 kann 1:1 den Shelly1 ersetzen, erfreue dich über den Mehrwert (Bluetooth, Scripting etc) 🙂

The SW inputs on the Pro1 are not without potential, there is approx. 1/2 of the input voltage on L. It's dangerous to think you can just use SW for this case. It is helpful to provide better pictures and more information as well as a connection sketch - as you planned. But I now think that either a coupling relay (or comparable) is necessary or perhaps a Shelly Plus Uni with an additional contactor may be the better choice