Johannes Neubauer

I have a roller shutter which does not consume any power (on the motor inputs). So after calibration I have 1.09sec avg time (instead of 11.8sec what I measured with...

@rojer: if you give me a hint, where to do this, l would give my rusty C skills a chance... but at a first glance I do not find the...

> if it does not consume any power, it won't work anyway... as power is used to determine limits of movement. in my case three motors are connected via a...

> in my case three motors are connected via a cutoff relais. So there is

So I forked the project and added an input field for setting the movement time `move_time_ms`. It sets the corresponding value in the backend in `cfg_`. I know that the...

The corresponding log output: ```bash 7355834451 mg_rpc.c:305 Shelly.SetState via WS_in 192.168.178.20:60749 7355845976 shelly_hap_window_c:350 WC 1: Tgt pos 100.00 -> 0.00 (RPC) 7355878132 mg_rpc.c:305 Shelly.GetInfo via WS_in 192.168.178.20:60749 7355904874 shelly_hap_window_c:330 WC...

OK I found the issue. When I set the roller shutter to 1% it works. Going back to 99% works either. But opening or closing completely uses the current (at...

@Storkn: I am finished with my implementation. This evening I will cleanup the code and start a pull request. Then it is up to @rojer, whether he likes the feature/my...

I started a pull request

@rojer come down from your high ross (as we germans say) 😉. It‘s not my language (C++) and I feel home in cloud native environments, native apps and SPAs/PWAs in...