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Hi @jpalacio , welcome in our forum.

The forum was not founded by Shelly, but by Admin privately launched.

More about the history, you can read here.

The team of shelly works at this point and with the newest firmware, it should be better than with an old one.

The percentages are calculated over the travel time.

The thinner the role (that is, when the shutter is down) the less the curtain in height will make, since the rotational speed so remains the same.

Sorry, my english is not the best, and i hope, you understand my explanation.

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That's an important topic to me too.

I understaind that travel time, but it will be nice to insert also an Offset option so the user can tune the correct 50%. On my case also to let the shutter at 50% i must to set the 65% instead 50%...

Please consider to insert that offset option to the slider.

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You're welcome.

What is your setup for INPUT-BUTTON-MODE and BUTTON-TYPE?

INPUT-BUTTON-MODE: Open & Close Buttons - Use separate buttons for OPEN & CLOSE.

BUTTON-TYPE: Momentary - Press Button 1 for OPEN and Button 2 for CLOSE.

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Please upload the picture here in the forum.

Thanks.

Sorry.

I'm learning too! Here's the image:

Hi

I have that buttons on my roller shutters. There's a button to down and another to up. The two buttons have a Stop position so if i press the down button the up button goes mechanical (not a press button) to the stop position and the shutter goes all down or stops if i press the stop button pn the down button. On the Shelly 2.5 if i press the down button the shutter goes down but if i press the stop or the up button the shutter goes down again. It's possible to mantain the original effect?

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Hi,

source.

Welcome to the forum.

Thank's!

Hi again

I have two H&T sensors on two different rooms. On dashboard with all rooms the Living room appears with a small bar with HT data but on the Kitchen the HT data only appears if i open that room. There's anything i can do to the value appears on the general dashboard too?!

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Zitat von SebMai

N/L/SW need to be always from the same source (e.g. 230V)

I/O is a dry contact it can switch any (other) voltage what you want.

And the jumper it's to define source or to I/0 side?

Hello people.

I would like to know if I could power my Shelly 1 on the L / N side with 220V AC and on the I / O / SW side with 12 or 24V DC.

Are the circuits independent or do I always have the same voltage and type of current everywhere?

Thank you