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    Shelly i3

    The Shelly i3 is a somewhat different product in the marketplace with three inputs that can sense various types of contact closure duration (i.e. button push duration).



    Taken from the Shelly site... Shelly Button1 is a WiFi button which can detect and announce 4 types of button presses - short, 2x short, 3x short, long. We developed Shelly Button1 to help you easily activate or deactivate any device or scene manually with just a click.
    The device is powered by rechargeable batteries, allowing for more than 3000 actions per charge. As an option it can be connected via USB for constant power supply and Wi-Fi connection.
    Response times are less than 2sec. on battery and 100 ms on USB power.



    Via mcsShelly if presents itself to HS as a set of three devices showing the button press event and the count of this event. It also provides battery status.



    Additional settings for the Shelly Button1 can be found at https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud...tton1-settings and are shown below.

    Assuming that the IP of the Shelly Button1 is 192.168.0.123 (yours will be different) these settings can be applied using a browser with URL set with examples shown below. The red font is what will be the parts that you need to customize.


    http://192.168.0.123/settings? led_status_disable =true
    http://192.168.0.123/settings? remain_awake=10

    Table 21 Shelly 1 Settings
    device.sleep_mode bool Always true
    sleep_mode.period number Periodic update period, always 12
    sleep_mode.unit string Always h
    led_status_disable bool Whether status LED is enabled/disabled
    longpush_duration_ms.max number Longpush max duration (ms)
    multipush_time_between_pushes_ms.max number Max time between sequential pushes (ms)
    remain_awake number Time after last event before go to sleep in sec
    The events that it can detect are short press, long push, double long push, triple long push and a sequence of shortpush and longpush or longpush and shortpush. In essence it is maximizing the input control options available for a single button.

    It is a new product which in the normal sales channels is available only as pre-order. Since I have no long term history of its use I do not have specific battery use data, but I suspect it to have a very long battery life as most of the time it is sleeping waiting for an interrupt on one of its three inputs.

    There is a very similar product the Button1, that I will discuss on a different thread that is only one channel, but does include the button in the package.
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