Shelly Uni(versal) is a general purpose two-channel interface component. Its firmware currently supports inputs characterized as short and long push and digital outputs on each of its two channels. It is advertised to also have ADC and temperature capability for which the firmware needs to catch up. It is supported in mcsShelly and mcsMQTT with version starting at 5.10.0.0.
One HS Device and eight features are setup for each Shelly Uni. The longpush feature and the event feature provide the same information. The event feature also provides the count of number of button pushes that caused the event to be reported.
In addition to the status and control of the device there is also a Last Will and Testament report to know if the WiFi connection to the Shelly is active.
The relay outputs are isolated from ground so can be used for any contact closure of up to 100ma up to 24VDC or 36VAC. The inputs require a pull up voltage of 2.2 to 36VDC or 12 to 24VAC. Acceptance of both AC and DC provides a degree of flexibility that is not available on most IOT devices. The wiring diagram in shown below.
Either AC 12 to 24VAC or DC between 12 and 36VDC is use to power the device. Power consumption is under 1 Watt so not very well suited for battery operation.
Additional settings for the Shelly Uni can be found at https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud...y-uni-settings. The time to distinguish short vs long push is the only one that may be of interest.
Assuming that the IP of the Shelly i3 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.
One HS Device and eight features are setup for each Shelly Uni. The longpush feature and the event feature provide the same information. The event feature also provides the count of number of button pushes that caused the event to be reported.
In addition to the status and control of the device there is also a Last Will and Testament report to know if the WiFi connection to the Shelly is active.
The relay outputs are isolated from ground so can be used for any contact closure of up to 100ma up to 24VDC or 36VAC. The inputs require a pull up voltage of 2.2 to 36VDC or 12 to 24VAC. Acceptance of both AC and DC provides a degree of flexibility that is not available on most IOT devices. The wiring diagram in shown below.
Either AC 12 to 24VAC or DC between 12 and 36VDC is use to power the device. Power consumption is under 1 Watt so not very well suited for battery operation.
Additional settings for the Shelly Uni can be found at https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud...y-uni-settings. The time to distinguish short vs long push is the only one that may be of interest.
Assuming that the IP of the Shelly i3 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.
Code:
[FONT=Courier New][FONT=Courier][COLOR=#111111]http://[/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=inherit][COLOR=red]192.168.0.123[/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=Courier][COLOR=#111111]/settings?[/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=Calibri] longpush_[/FONT][FONT=Calibri]time[/FONT][FONT=Courier][COLOR=#111111] =[/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=inherit][COLOR=red]1000[/COLOR][/FONT][/FONT]
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