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look! -> connection diagrams Shelly 1L

Quote from nunoluis

...This was by far the easiest solution,...

Thanks!

look the connection diagrams for Shelly 1L! -> https://www.shelly-support.eu/…ung-ohne-n-bypass-v2-png/

if with two-way circuit, then it also works with three-way circuit (extended two-way circuit).

Problem could be the missing third wire between the switches!

https://www.shelly-support.eu/…chaltung-12v-halogen-png/

Ok, then usable with halogen transformer AC. Bulbs can then only be replaced.

Quote from mauro74

...only if supplied by 12VAC...

AC??? sure? never! -> DC!!!

Quote from mauro74

From datasheet It is not possible to find out which dimming technology the Shelly "Dimmer" ("Dimmer 2") uses.

Settings:

Calibration: trailing edge or leading edge -> selection for the respective lamp type!

Perform calibration with trailing edge for Phillips Master LED!

https://www.shelly-support.eu/…chaltung-led-treiber-png/

Hello AndreNewman ,

The Shelly EM is designed for one phase only! Two measuring contact outputs means 2 measurements over 2 loads of one and the same phase!

The Shelly 3EM is better suited for this! Measurement phase 1, 2 and 3.

The measuring transducers (120A) of the 3EM are connected via plugs, the EM has open cable ends.

Separate measuring transducers (120A) are not available in the store, contact the support here.

Hello etnous ,

welcome to the forum!

connection Shelly 1 and LED-Strip (12/24VDC):

https://www.shelly-support.eu/…2-tasterschaltung24v-png/

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Update:

For the autom. Updating the switching status we need 1 timer ... (Bedingung: Wenn ...)

CUxD Timer.png

... that triggers the update program:

Programm.png

Skript: (Aktivität: Dann ...)

!Script V1.1 to update the values of the Shelly Vintage G125 with original firmware (c)2020 by SparkyMaster
!adapted original DUO script from 66er (alias Stefan K.)
!room name WZ (only for orientation, adapt if necessary)


!**** SETUP ******** SETUP ******** SETUP ******** SETUP ***


! ATTENTION: Do not delete "" when adapting the addresses!

! Setup der CUxD-GERÄTE
var url = "http://192.168.178.55/status"; !  Adjust IP address of the Shelly Vintage 
var execvin = "CUxD.CUX2801003:8";   ! Enter address and channel of the CUxD-Exec-Device
var vinaz =  "CUxD.CUX4000013:1";   ! Enter address and channel of the CUxD switch device
var vinazh =  "CUxD.CUX2802005:2";   ! Enter address and channel of the CUxD dim device for brightness



!Setup system variable
var vinp = "Shelly_VintageG125_WZ_Leistung";  ! change the name of the system variable


!Setup of the coupling range
!The switch must be created
!Configuration if Dim-Device available:
var vindim = "J" ; ! if no dim-device is used set to N




!****END SETUP ********END SETUP ********END SETUP ******


!*****DON'T CHANGE ANYTHING MORE here *****

!****Request the values of the Vintage****

dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_SETS").State("wget -q -O - '"#url#"'");
dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_QUERY_RET").State(1);
string Antwort = dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_RETS").State();
string t = dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_RETS").State();
string Antwort0 = dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_RETS").State();
string Antwort2 = dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_RETS").State();
dom.GetObject(""#execvin#".CMD_SETS").State("0");  
!WriteLine(Antwort);
!WriteLine(t);


!***** Evaluation ON-OFF*****

string word = "ison";
integer word_laenge = word.Length();
integer word_position = Antwort.Find(word);
string daten = Antwort.Substr((word_position + word_laenge +2), 5);
integer word_position = daten.Find(word);
daten = daten.Substr(0, (word_position -1));
Antwort = "true";
!WriteLine(daten);

var zustand = dom.GetObject(""#vinaz#".STATE").State();
!WriteLine(zustand);

if ((daten == "true,") && (zustand != true) ) {(dom.GetObject(""#vinaz#".SET_STATE").State(1));
!WriteLine("if ON");
}

if ((daten == "false") && (zustand != false)) {(dom.GetObject(""#vinaz#".SET_STATE").State(0));
!WriteLine("if off");
}



!***Request power ****
string s;
foreach (s,t.Split (",")) {
if (s.LTrim ("{").Contains ('"power"')) {
string p = (s.StrValueByIndex (":",2).RTrim ("}"));


!WriteLine(p);


!**** Set variable****
dom.GetObject(""#vinp#"").State(p);

}
}




!****Cancel if no dimming device available****
!WriteLine ("Prüfung ob Dimm-Device vorhanden");
if ((vindim) == "N") { quit; };




!**** Evaluation brightness*****
!WriteLine (t)
string s;
foreach (s,t.Split (",")) {
   if (s.LTrim (",").StartsWith ('"brightness"')) {
   string e =  (s.StrValueByIndex (":",1).RTrim ("}]"));
 !  WriteLine(e);
   

var hk = e.ToFloat();
!WriteLine (hk/100);
 
dom.GetObject(""#vinazh#".SET_STATE").State(hk/100);

 }
}

WriteLine ("Script beendet");

!Skript End

Adjust the script according to the instructions:!

Good luck with the implementation!

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Beste Grüße

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Brightness:

[This part of the instructions can be skipped if dimming is not to be carried out in the Homematic (-> only ON/OFF).

Note: In this case the parameter has to be set to "N" at the appropriate place in the script!]

The brightness control is done with a slider of a CUxD (28) Multi-Dim-Device.

CUxD (28) Dim.png

The settings of the channel:

CUxD Dim.png

CMD_EXEC:

wget -q -O - 'http://192.168.178.55/light/0?brightness~3d$1$'

Adjust IP!

With the slider you can now control the brightness.

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Currently power display:

For this we need 1 system variable for the currently power value:

Sys Leistung.png

The variables are assigned to the corresponding channel of the Shelly CUxD device. This makes it visible as shown in Figure 1 in # 1.

Attention:

The names of the system variables must not contain any "spaces" !

The update is done by a created script, see "Update".

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Online status:

As with all other couplings, the opt. display of the online status is also made using the system variable and CUxD ping device (28).

Note: Monitoring the online status is not optional! To prevent the cyclical update and to prevent the Shelly Vintage from being switched off via the light switch.

To display the online status, 1 system variable is required:

Sys Onlinestatus.png

The variable is linked again to the corresponding channel of the CUxD device and thus displayed there.

The online status is monitored and controlled by a CUxD ping channel. That, with 1 CUxd Ping device (28) up to 16 Shelly Vintage can be monitored. Of course, a free channel of an existing CUxD ping can be used.

If not yet available, please create a CUxD-device (28) System Ping/Alive!

CUxD Ping.png

Adjust IP!

Settings for: SWITCH|CMD_EXEC_TRUE:

extra/timer.tcl Onlinestatus_ShellyVintageG125_WZ 1

Settings for SWITCH|CMD_EXEC_FALSE:

extra/timer.tcl Onlinestatus_ShellyVintageG125_WZ 0

Adapt the name of the system variable in each case! (here: Onlinestatus_ShellyVintageG125_WZ)

In the set interval of the timer, the online status is now updated.

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The implementation:

Switching status:

(On the description of the creation of the CUxD devices I give up at this point, of course there is the CUxD document!)

If not yet available, please create a device (28) System Exec! Above that the commands are issued. (No entries are made in CUxD-Exec!)

Creation of a CUxD (40) 16-channel universal control as a switch

CUxD (40).png

The settings of the channel:

CUxD Schalter.png

SWITCH|CMD_EXEC: Check mark!

Settings for SWITCH|CMD_SHORT:

wget -q -O - 'http://192.168.178.55/light/0?turn~3doff'

Settings for SWITCH|CMD_LONG:

wget -q -O - 'http://192.168.178.55/light/0?turn~3don'

Adapt the IP address of the Shelly Vintage in each case!

This makes the Shelly Vintage ready for use and can be switched on and off.

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Hello Homematic Friends,

finally the time comes, the integration of Shelly Vintage in the HomeMatic. The Shelly Vintage was a long time coming!

To integrate the Shelly Vintage into Homematic, you do not need any third-party firmware, that you have to flash.

Below my solution with the original firmware:

techn. Requirements:

• compatible with the Homematic systems CCU2, CCU3, Charly, as well as all offshoots like RaspberryMatic and piVCCU.
• installed add-on CUxD in current version

(The knowledge about the handling CUxD, such as devices create, I assume at this point, otherwise "exploded" this guide Thank you for understanding.)

The advantages:

• all Shelly Vintage properties are retained because I operate all actuators and sensors with the original manufacturer firmware
• all future Shelly Vintage updates / updates will be available
• Full Shelly app usability parallel to Homematic automation
• Operation as a local solution or via Shelly cloud, additionally Homematic

I implemented the following functions on the Homematic page:

• Display of the switching status (ON / OFF)
• Monitoring of the online status (accessibility via WLAN)
• Optional monitoring of currently power (W)
• Brightness controllable and update when operated via app
• optional operation only ON - OFF (= connection without dimming functions)

A view to the connection:

Ansicht.png

Picture 1

Ansicht Dim.png

Picture 2

Good success!

Hallo olli407cc ,

WILLKOMMEN im Forum!

Quote from olli407cc

Nach Neustart der App wurde der RGBW Modus angezeigt !? Nach Umstellung auf 4Kanal wird auch 4Kanal angezeigt , aber der WW KW ist nicht mehr zu finden ????

Der "4-Kanal-Modus" stellt den "White-Mode" dar! Jeder Kanal separat steuer-/regelbar

Ein direktes Steuern/Regeln WW/KW-LEDs ist dummerweise nicht möglich! Möglich wäre der Anschluss separater LED-Stripes in WW und/oder KW, aufgeteilt auf die Kanäle und einzeln oder als Gruppe steuer-/regelbar.

Dieses TRhema ist länger bekannt. Vorstellung wäre eine Steuerung in den Farbtemperaturen siehe Shelly Bulb.

Nur im "Color-Mode" sind die LEDs durch die Zuordnung RGBW in den Farben ansprechbar.

Quote from Kapa

1. ich denke mal, das es egal ist, wo man einen Shelly einrichtet.

2. Fakt ist, das dieser an der Stelle, wo er installiert wird ein vernünftiges Signal haben muss.

zu 1.) Bei einem sauber funktionierendem System völlig richtig!

Hier ging es aber primär um die Funktionsfähigkeit des Shelly, also Fehler-Ausschlussverfahren. Deshalb sehe ich die Inbetriebnahme (Erstinstallation) in der Nähe des Routers und außerhalb der E-Installation als vorteilhaft an!

Jeder kann natürlich bei der Ersteinrichtung vorgehen wie ihm beliebt, aber dann nicht jammern wenns nicht funktioniert! (zur Info: dies ist allgemein, nicht auf jemanden hier persönlich bezogen!!!)

zu 2.) ohne Zweifel! ggf. muss am System geschraubt werden! -> WLAN-Signal/-Reichweite verbessern, bessere Geräte installieren o.ä.

Habt ihr mal versucht Router und Repeater als Mesh laufen zu lassen?

Ein FW-Bug würde ich ausschließen, denn dann sollte das Problem vermehrt auftreten!

Richte die Shellys mal direkt neben dem Router ein, nicht in die Installation bringen! Dies kommt später wenn alles läuft!

Einrichtung genau wie mit deinen anderen Shellys!

Quote from Hias__

Wenn ich die IP Adresse am Router manuell vergebe bedeutet das für den Shelly trotzdem DhCP?

Vergiss das ganz schnell, meine Finger waren schneller als mein Hirn!

Also ein Umschwenken auf 2 Shelly 1 wäre hier die bessere Wahl!

1. Du kannst mit einem Shelly den anderen Shelly ausschalten (per Actions)

2. Leistungsunabhängiger, dementsprechend keine Sorge vor Temperaturabschaltung (bei 50 W zu vernachlässigen)

Quote from Kai

...aber die 2 Kanäle unabhängig voneinander

unabhängig heißt aber für mich Kanal 1 AN/AUS und Kanal 2 AN/AUS, dann wären im Zweifel beide Kanäle unter Spannung!

Gib mal den Lüfter-Typ an, oder poste ein Schaltbild!