Right now they are all on or open as far as homseer is concern. Physically about half are perfectly open at 50%. The rest are slightly tiled down 5 or so degrees. When they are like this I don't even bother but they will get worst.
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Originally posted by bmsmithvb View Posti just received my iBlinds kit -- got them installed without any issues!
Does anyone use a switch on the call or something along those lines to control them from in the room?
Z-wave dimmers with no load attached should also work.
Other controls:
-Blinds close on no occupancy during daylight hours (preserve floor and furniture)
-Blinds opposite TV close when TV is on (reflection)
-Homeseer Mobile can override everything (an event turns off all automatic processes for two hours)
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The HS3 page is accessible via http://<your_ip>:<your_port/deviceutility
It used to be the only way to be able to effectively edit status/graphics pairs in HS4 beta...HS4 Pro Edition 4.1.14.0 (Linux - Debian 10) running on Lenovo ThinkCenter
Plugins: Z-Wave, SDJHealth
Z-Wave via Nortek USB stick
HA 2021.3.4 running on HA "Blue" ODROID-N2
Add-ons: Android Debug Bridge, AdGuard Home, Duck DNS, ESPHome, File Editor, Glances, Home Assistant Google Drive Backup, InfluxDB, Log Viewer, MariaDB, Mosquitto broker, NGINX SSL Proxy, Node-RED, Portainer, SSH & Web Terminal , Samba, TasmoAdmin, UniFi Controller, Visual Studio Code, WireGuard, Z-Wave JS 2 MQTT
Integrations: AccuWeather, Adaptive Lighting, Alexa Media Player, Entity Controller, Glances, HACS, HomeSeer, Insteon, IPP, Life360, Local IP, Logitech Harmony Hub, Magic Areas, Mobile App, MQTT, Nest, OpenWeather, Ubiquiti UniFi, Zigbee
Insteon: 2413S Dual Band PLM
Zigbee: zzh! CC2652R Rev A
Z-Wave: RaZberry daughtercard on RPi 1B via ser2net
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Originally posted by kideon View PostThis is great! Hoping we’ll see price reductions I’d go for $100 or less per blind max. Now just need a cheap roller shade and curtain solution..... Rollertrol.com gets you started. They have been the best combination of price and features I have been able to find over the years. I guess I should put together a webpage with videos and photos. I have had a lot of picayune things I want on my projects, and their people have been completely patient (very "Canadian") with me, and I am delighted with the quality and results. Oh wait, there's one of my projects on one of my websites - https://texarc.com/ . scroll down a bit. GLAD to answer any questions you might have.
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Originally posted by TexARC View Post
A long time since your post. I have installed as projects, rollerblinds that are DC or battery powered motors inside of the tubes, FOUR times. From about 3 feet wide, to 12 feet wide, to 15 feet wide, from a company based in Vancouver. I don't know that they can be called "cheap", but they are worth what I paid for them and I like them, a LOT. More importantly, my wife also likes them. I drive some of the blinds with HomeSeer at sunrise and sunset as well as on demand from anywhere using a Z-wave controller they provided. Like you said, I don't have a financial link to them but I want them to stay in business so I can have yet another project... Rollertrol.com gets you started. They have been the best combination of price and features I have been able to find over the years. I guess I should put together a webpage with videos and photos. I have had a lot of picayune things I want on my projects, and their people have been completely patient (very "Canadian") with me, and I am delighted with the quality and results. Oh wait, there's one of my projects on one of my websites - https://texarc.com/ . scroll down a bit. GLAD to answer any questions you might have.
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Originally posted by kideon View PostI found them in my search as well. All things considered it's not bad aside from the cost of the Z-Wave Controller but divide that up among the number of blinds.
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