Beiträge von gladiator

thgoebel and @Wilfrieduc thanks a lot for your prompt replies. I also went through the TD in German pointed out by Wilfrieduc but google translator is not that good and I had no success altough I fell that the TD gives answer close to what I'm looking for

I'm an happy user of a shelly i3. I'd like now to send to the i3 an http command to trigger (something like http://<url>/relay/0?turn=toggle for shelly 1) a button press on, let's say, the first button. Is it possible? Which is the syntax?

OK, I appreciate your prompt reply !!!

I have a Shelly 1 with the addon and a DS18B20 temperature sensor. Is it possible to connect to the addon ALSO a reed switch ?

I'm asking because the fact that could be connected up to 3 temperature sensors gives me some hope...

NonSequitur Sarah, thanks a lot for your willingness to help me in this TD. I'm noticing your last reply only now and, unfortunately, I gave up (for the moment): I'm using a sonoff mini to achieve my goal. Anyway the solution is not optimal: please have a look to the post I'm about to open

Thanks a lot you both for your help.

Honestly I was thinking (hoping) the solution (mentioned in the TD you're pointing me at) was more straightforward.

240V AC are due to the fact that it's easier to have it from the gate motor and Shelly 1 is because I already use it with a temperature sensor. Anyhow I'll reconsider a Uni.

I'd like to use a shelly 1 just to monitor if a gate is open or closed. I can connect to the shelly a reed switch. Is my goal achievable? How should be the wiring ?

It would be OK for me to monitor the state of the gate either through the shelly relays or the input state

NB the shelly will have power supply of 240v ac

I believe what the OP is asking is of paramount importance and I'd say more: I don't want to use something in the Homekit platform, I'm aiming to read the temperature just with a single http command. Is that possible ?

PS Unfortunately SebMai is pointing to (thanks anyhow for your usual help) doesn't help that much: as a first goal I aim to a single command rather than to analyse the answer to a generic status request

Is it possible to ask Alexa a temperature measured with a Shelly 1 add-on sensor ? If it is how to proceed ?

Easy question: according to your experience the range of wifi decreases when the device has a power supply of 12V dc compared to a "standard" 240V ac ?

I'm using the input state flag in the shelly app on android (application setting menu).

My question is: I'd like to know the status of the input state through an http request; I've seen that it's actually shown as a response to the request http://ip-address/status/relays/0 but the payload is quite big. Is there a more direct command that gives me the status for the inputs attributes only ?

I solved my issue thanks to the AutoIt forum: my third to last statement in the listing in the OP

InetRead("http://192.168.0.33/relay/0?turn=toggle")

must be replaced by this one:

InetRead("http://192.168.0.33/relay/0?turn=toggle", $INET_FORCERELOAD)

As simple as that. Still unclear the different behavior of shelly from tasmota fw.

Hoping that my note could be of help for someone in the future....

OK SebMai and Seven of Nine, I appreciate your joint efforts. My only chance now is to give a try on AutoIt forum even if I'm doubtful. I'll come back here to close the loop if I solve my issue

Thanks for your prompt reply.

If I understand right what you're saying I confirm that the http toggle commands for tasmota and for shelley are different:

tasmota: http://ip-address/cm?cmnd=Power%20Toggle

shelly: http://ip-address/relay/0?turn=toggle

I was pointed out that the former always works for tasmota devices

the latter works only the first time for shelley devices

Here is the compiled version

I'm trying to control my IoT devices through http commands through an AutoIt script. The toggle command does work with devices with Tasmota fw but unfortunately it works only the first time I issue the command with shelly 1 devices (i.e. if the device is ON and I run the script though the gui the device goes OFF the first time, it stays in OFF state the following times). You find here the script.

NB Given the differences with tasmota fw I believe it's a matter of devices and therefore this forum is the most appropriate to look for a solution

#include <ButtonConstants.au3>

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

#include <StaticConstants.au3>

#include <WindowsConstants.au3>

#Region ### START Koda GUI section ### Form=

$Form1 = GUICreate("Form1", 615, 438, 192, 124)

$Label1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Prova shelly", 271, 64, 73, 17)

GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 8, 800, 4, "MS Sans Serif")

$Label2 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Abatjour", 287, 152, 40, 17)

$Button1 = GUICtrlCreateButton("Button1", 270, 176, 75, 25)

GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

#EndRegion ### END Koda GUI section ###

While 1

$nMsg = GUIGetMsg()

Switch $nMsg

Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE

Exit

Case $Button1

InetRead ( "http://192.168.0.33/relay/0?turn=toggle" )

EndSwitch

WEnd

Thanks a lot !!!!!!! Shame on me !!!! I really appreciate your kindness

Thanks for prompt reply. I took my time to update the fw to the last release (20200827-070910/v1.8.3) but I still cannot see the option settings

I wonder if it's possible to disable the power led on the device: I'll put the 3i very hidden and it would be totally useless to have a led on it