Shelly 0-10V and Mean Well ELG LED driver compatibility

Hi,

which Shelly 0-10V dimmer do i need to pick if i want to control a Mean Well ELG LED driver?

Despite having some background in electronics, I find all the information somewhat confusing.

Looking into the details of the Gen2 and Gen3 0-10V dimmers, it says Gen2 = current sinking and Gen3 = current sourcing

Looking at the documentation of the meanwell dimming methods, it says that the controling device can be passive (voltage divider i assume), active (0-10V) or PWM. Also there is a mention of the driver sourcing 0.1mA of current.

https://www.meanwell.eu/ExclusivePDF/DIMMING-NOTE.pdf

Now what does that mean exactly. If i assume the driver is sourcing 0.1mA i would conclude that i need the Shelly Gen2 which is current sinking.

On the other hand if i assume that the driver is controlled by an active dimming device and the dimmer would provide the 0-10V, wouldn't that mean the dimmer would provide the current as well? So then it'd be the Shelly Gen3?

Does somebody use one of the 0-10V dimmers with a Mean Well ELG driver? Or can somebody point me to a straight-forward and well working combination?

Actually the Mean Well documentation also mentions PWM support (resistor/PWM/0-10V). So both should actually work?

TBH now i'm even more confused by the terminology. So 0-10V can actually also be a PWM signal despite its name suggesting an analog behaviour?

Alles klar. Danke für die ausführliche Antwort!