Shelly Shutter Device Smart Control
Main Controls
In this tab, you can view the following information:
Current power consumption in Watts (W), voltage in Volts (V), etc.
The level of the opening of the cover and the level of the blinds' tilt (in the case of Venetian blinds)
You also have the possibility control the cover:
NOTE: You are able to manage the position of the cover only after you have calibrated your device. You can perform the calibration in the menu Settings > Calibration.
NOTE: If you want to control the slats of Venetian blinds, go to Settings > Blinds tilt control and mark the enable checkbox.
Tap the Open up button to move the cover upward.
Tap the Close down button to move the cover down.
If your Shelly Shutter is connected to Venetian blinds, you can open the slats by tapping the Fully open button.
Notifications
In this tab, you can view all the device notifications that you have received.
Charts
In this tab, you can view the Consumption chart.
Consumption
In this chart you can:
Filter the available information by:
Selecting the period for which you want to view the chart. From the drop-down, select one of the following options: Last 24 hours, Day, Hourly, Last 7 days, etc.
Choosing the specific day for which you want to view the details. Use the left and right arrows to set the day.
Manage the chart view by:
Tapping the three dots in the upper right corner of the Consumption chart. The settings that appear are:
General: Here you can choose whether to view the chart in Full screen or export it as a .csv file.
Chart Type: Here you can choose between the following types of charts: Bar chart, Smooth area chart, Sharp area chart, and Line chart.
View the following consumption information: Total energy, Average, Max, and Min for the selected period and in the desired chart type.
Activity log
In this tab, you can view the history of your Shelly Shutter events. The following data is available: date, time, and the type of the event.
Schedule
In this tab, you can create schedules for your Shelly Shutter.
Tap on the Add schedule button.
In the Week days sub-tab, tap on one of the following options:
Simple - choose the weekday when the schedule should be executed.
Advanced:
Choose the weekday when the schedule should be executed.
Select specific days of the month/Select specific months - tap the toggle switch and define the following settings:
Select Even/Odd - choose this option if you want the schedule to be executed only on even/odd days/months.
From - To - enter the start and end of the schedule period and tap Select to confirm it.
Tap Next to continue.
In the Time sub-tab, tap on one of the following options:
Simple - from the drop-down, choose between:
Time - in this case, tap on the up/down arrows or enter a number to set the time of the schedule in hours and minutes.
Sunrise / Sunset - in this case, select from the drop-down the hours and minutes Before/After Sunrise/Sunset when the schedule should be executed.
Advanced:
Hours/Minutes/Seconds - tap the toggle and define the following settings:
Select Even/Odd - choose this option if you want the schedule to be executed only on even/odd hours/minutes/seconds.
From - To - enter the schedule period and tap Select to confirm it.
Tap Next.
In the Action sub-tab, tap + Add local action.
Select between:
Open Cover - choose this option if you want the cover to open fully at a specific time.
Stop Cover - choose this option if you want the cover to close fully at a specific time.
Move Cover to specific position. Here you can specify the following parameters:
Target position - drag the slider until you reach the level of percentage that you want the cover to be opened or closed. 0% means fully closed, and 100% means fully open.
Tilt position - drag the slider until you reach the desired level of opening or closing of the shutter blades.
Relative tilt position - drag the slider to define how much the tilt angle should change from the current position.
Example: If the current tilt position is at 70% and you set the relative tilt position to -20%, it will move to 50% (because 70% − 20% = 50%).
Tap Save to confirm the settings, and then Next to continue.
Review the summary of the action that appears and tap Save to create the schedule.
Example:
Schedule: 6 pm on Tuesday, Local action: Move Cover to specific position, Target position: 50%, Relative tilt position: -30%
In this case, at 6 pm on Tuesday, the shutters will be opened at 50%, and the tilt angle should be changed to 20% (because 50% − 30% = 20%).
Actions
In this tab, you can set conditions for your Shelly Shutter that, if fulfilled, can trigger different actions.
Create action
Tap the Add action button.
Choose the component that should trigger the action: Cover, Input (0), and Input (1).
Tap Next.
Enter action name. Tap Next to continue.
If you want the action to be executed only during a specific time, mark the Set active time checkbox and choose Start/End time. Tap Next to continue.
Set a condition specifying the following details:
When - select the event that triggers the action:
If you have selected the Cover component, choose between: Cover stopped, Cover closed, Cover closing, Cover open, and Cover opening.
If you have selected Input (0)/Input (1):
Choose between: Input on or Input off.
Repeat When - enter the minimum number of seconds that should pass between two trigger events for the action to be executed.
Example:
Condition: Input on, Repeat when: 60 seconds.
In this case, the action will be triggered when the input is switched on once in time interval greater than 60 seconds.
Tap Next to continue further.
Select what type of actions are triggered. You have the following options:
Actions - here you can add actions by entering URL links or by tapping the button + Add action from another device.
Local Actions - use this option if you want the action to be executed in your Shelly Shutter.
Tap + Add local action
Select between:
Open/Stop cover
Move Cover to specific position Control Output. Here you can specify the following parameters:
Target position - drag the slider until you reach the level of percentage that you want the cover to be opened or closed. 0% means fully closed, and 100% means fully open.
Tilt position - drag the slider until you reach the desired level of opening or closing of the blinds tilts.
Relative tilt position - drag the slider to define how much the tilt angle should change from the current position.
Example: If the current tilt position is at 70% and you set the relative tilt position to -20%, it will move to 50% (because 70% − 20% = 50%).
Tap Save to add the action.
Tap Save to create the action.
Add-on peripherals
In this tab, you can add peripheral devices to Shelly Shutter and also manage them.
NOTE: You can only add one peripheral at a time. After adding a peripheral, the device should be rebooted.
Select peripheral device type
Tap on Manage add-on feature.
Select between None, Sensor Addon, and LoRa Addon.
Tap Save and reboot.
The following message appears Rebooting the device will restart its operating system. Are you sure you want to proceed? Tap Reboot device to confirm the action.
If you have chosen the LoRa Addon, go to the web interface to manage its settings.
If you have chosen the Sensor Addon, proceed with adding the device.
Add peripheral device
Tap the Add peripheral button.
Select one of the listed elements:
Temperature and Humidity (DHT22)
Temperature (DS18B20)
Digital Input
Analog Input
Voltmeter
Tap Add peripheral to confirm the action.
Add action
You can create actions that are triggered by conditions fulfilled by the peripheral devices.
Tap on the Actions panel.
Tap the Add action button and follow the process that appears on the screen.
Scripts
In this tab, you can import scripts from the library or create your own. Choose from the following options:
Open Library
Create new script
Create Scripts using open library
Tap on Open library. All existing scripts appear on the screen.
Tap on the desired script and then the Insert code button. The example code appears on the screen in edit mode.
Enter the name of your script and tap
. The other available options are:
Play code
Remove code
Create new script
Tap on the Create new script button.
Enter the name of your script.
You have the options to enter your script, go to Shelly API, or choose from different snippets.
Tap
to save your script. The other available options are:
Play code
Remove code
After you create the script, you have to tap the toggle if you want to enable it.
Networks
In this tab, you can specify the settings for different network connections.
Wi-Fi 1 and Wi-Fi 2
In this sub-tab, you can:
Mark the Enable checkbox and connect your device to up to two different Wi-Fi networks. Enter the Wi-Fi manually or scan for the available Wi-Fi networks. The Open network checkbox is marked automatically if the network that you have selected is open.
Set static IP address by marking the checkbox and filling in the required information.
You can enable Wi-Fi 1, or Wi-Fi 2, or both at the same time. If the device disconnects from one of the networks, it will automatically connect to the other. Tap Save to save your changes.
Access point
Mark the Enable checkbox to create a Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) of Shelly Shutter. Set a password to protect the AP from unauthorized access. Mark the checkbox if you want the AP to be an open network. Tap Save to save your changes.
Range extender
Tap the Enable toggle if you want the device to function as a range extender. By enabling this setting, a device that is located far from the router can connect to the AP of the bulb and receive a strong Wi-Fi signal.
Outbound websocket
Mark the checkbox to enable SSL connectivity. Select the type of SSL connectivity from the dropdown menu and enter the server address. Tap the Save button to save any changes made.
NOTE: Keep in mind that changing these settings requires a device reboot.
RPC over UDP
Enter the destination address and port. Then, input the listening port. Tap the Save button to save any changes made.
Cloud
Tap the Enable toggle to connect the device to its cloud. By enabling this setting, you can control it remotely and receive notifications and updates.
To disable the cloud connection, tap the toggle again. Tap Confirm in the message that appears.
Bluetooth
Mark the Enable checkbox. Tap the toggle switch to enable RPC/Bluetooth gateway.
MQTT
Mark the checkbox to enable MQTT. Configure the device to execute actions via MQTT.
NOTE: Keep in mind that changing the MQTT settings requires a device reboot.
Choose the connection type from the following options:
RPC status notifications over MQTT
Generic status update over MQTT
SSL connectivity
Enter the MQTT prefix, the desired server, and client ID.
Enter the username and password.
Tap the Save button to save any changes made.
Virtual Components
In this tab, you can create virtual components. These are device components that do not have physical representation on the device, and the data fed to them comes from a script running on the device.
They can be created and edited via the device’s embedded web interface. Tap on the device IP link if you are connected to the same network as Shelly Shutter. This will redirect you to the page where you can create a virtual component.
You can create groups of virtual components and separate virtual components.
Create Virtual Components
Tap on the Components tab.
Tap on the Create virtual component button.
From the drop-down menu, choose the type of component that you want to create: button, number, boolean, etc.
Type Next.
Specify the main virtual component features and tap Save.
Create Group of virtual components
Tap on the Groups tab.
Tap on the Create group button.
Enter a Name for the group.
Choose the virtual components that you want to include or create a new virtual component.
Tap Save to create the component.
Safety
Obstacle Detection
In this sub-tab, you can specify the settings of the Obstacle detection feature.
Mark the Enable checkbox.
Choose when the obstacle detection can be activated. The Moving direction can be: While opening, While closing or While moving.
Choose what the cover should do when an obstacle is detected – Set the action to either Stop or Reverse.
Enter a Max power threshold - this is the power consumption threshold that will trigger the obstacle detection feature.
NOTE: The obstacle detection feature works only if you set the Max power threshold to a value slightly higher than the actual power consumption of the cover when closing. Check the consumption in the Main controls menu.
Enter Hold off time (in seconds) - set the duration the cover should pause after an obstacle is detected.
Safety Switch
This feature works in switch input type and only in Single mode of button input type. Input 1 controls the cover movement, and input 2 acts as a safety switch.
Mark the Enable checkbox.
Choose when the safety switch can be activated. The Moving direction can be: While opening, While closing or While moving.
Choose the action that should be triggered by the safety switch: Stop, Pause, or Reverse.
Select the Allowed Move that can be caused by the safety switch: None or Reverse. The available options depend on the specified action in the previous step.
Tap Save to confirm your settings.
In the Safety tab, you can also configure: Max Power Protection, Max Voltage Protection, Max Current Protection, Undervoltage Protection, and Under/Overvoltage auto recovery.
Application Settings
In this tab, you can specify the main application settings, such as pin lock, activity log, etc.
Offline notifications
Tap the toggle next to each of the following notification types to enable them:
Enable offline email notifications.
Enable offline push notifications.
Device note
In this tab, you can leave a note about the device.
Device usage details
In this tab, you can view in which room, channel, dashboard, etc., the device is used.
Device Card customization
You can customize both big and small parameter slots on your device’s card. After customization, changes apply everywhere that you see the device in the app.
Tap Customize device card. There are 2 types of slots that you can configure:
Big Parameter slot: Choose between:
None
Action - if you select this option, the opening and closing options for the device will be visible
Parameter - from the Parameter type drop-down select the information that you want to view in the big slot: Position, Power, Voltage, Frequency, etc.
Small Parameter Slot: Here you can remove or add parameters that will be displayed in the small parameter slot.
Check the Preview of the slots and tap Save.
Energy Calculation
In this sub-tab, you can exclude the energy consumption of the device from the total energy calculation of your account and/or the room, in which the device is located.
Pin Lock
Tap the toggle to enable and set a PIN lock.
Exclude From Activity Log
Tap the toggle to exclude your Shelly Shutter from the global activity log.
Share
In this tab, you can share part of the control of your device with another Shelly Smart Control app user:
Enter the e-mail of the user.
Tap Share.
The other user will only have access to the following tabs: Main Controls, Notifications, Charts, Application Settings, and Device Information in the Settings tab.
Settings
In this tab, you can view and change the main settings of the device, such as input type, control button mode, swap inputs, calibration, etc.
Eco Mode
Tap the toggle to enable Eco mode.
Input type
Set the input type as button or switch. Tap Save to confirm the change.
Idle Power Threshold
Enter a value between 0W and 50W to set a threshold below which the motor is considered stopped. Tap Save to confirm the change.
Idle Confirm Period
Set a delay between 0.25 ms and 2 ms before the direction changes. Tap Save to confirm the change.
Control Button Mode
As a cover controller, Shelly Shutter can work in 3 modes: Single, Dual, and Detached.
Single mode:
If the input is configured as a Button in the Device settings, each button press cycles through open, stop, close, stop, etc.
If the input is configured as a Switch, each switch toggle cycles through open, stop, close, stop, etc.
Dual mode:
Button input configuration:
Pressing a button when the cover is static: Moves the cover in the corresponding direction until the endpoint is reached.
Pressing the button for the same direction while the cover is moving: Stops the cover.
Pressing the button for the opposite direction while the cover is moving: Reverses the cover movement until the endpoint is reached.
Switch input configuration:
Moves the cover in the corresponding direction until the endpoint is reached.
Turning the switch off: Stops the cover movement.
Both switches turned on: The Device respects the last engaged switch. Turning off the last engaged switch stops the cover movement, even if the other switch is still on. To move the cover in the opposite direction, turn the other switch off and on again.
Detached mode:
In this mode, Shelly Shutter can only be controlled through its web interface and its app. Buttons or switches connected to the device will not control the motor rotation.
Tap Save to confirm any changes made.
Reverse Directions
Tap Enable to reverse the closing and opening directions. Use this option if the directions of the cover movement do not match the directions in the interface.
Swap inputs
Tap Enable to swap the inputs. If the device inputs have been wired wrong, you can swap them using this setting.
Calibration
Calibrate the device to enable position control of the cover. Tap the Start calibration button to initiate the process. Ensure there are no obstacles in the way during the calibration.
Action On Power On
Customize the state for your device on power on. On power on, your device will consider this its default state and immediately switch to it. Choose either Open, Closed, or Stopped.
Movement Time Limits
Set a time limit in seconds for how long the cover is allowed to move during opening and closing. A longer time limit will allow for a more gradual opening/closing process, whereas a lower value will result in quicker movement. The minimum is 0.1 second, while the maximum is 300 seconds. Tap Save to confirm the settings.
Blinds tilt control
In this sub-tab, you can define the main settings related to the blinds' tilt:
Mark the Enable checkbox.
Enter the Opening time (in seconds) for the slats. This is the time it takes for the slats of your blinds to move from fully closed (0%) to fully open (100%) position.
Enter the Closing time (in seconds) for the slats. This is the time it takes for the slats of your blinds to move from fully open (100%) to fully closed (0%) position.
Enter the value for Step (in percentage). This functionality defines the tilt adjustment step size as a percentage of the full slat range. Each command changes the slat position by this percentage.
Tap the Retain tilt position checkbox if you want the position of the slats to be restored after a change in the cover (vertical) position.
Tap the Precise Slat Position checkbox if you want better positioning accuracy when the cover is close to the fully closed position. This setting only takes effect if the current cover (vertical) position is less than one full slat rotation away from fully closed. In this case, any slat movement will first move the cover to the fully closed position before applying the slat tilt change. This results in more accurate slat alignment but increases operation time.
Device Name
You can change the current device name. If you use the Sync device name toggle to enable the synchronization, the name will also be changed in the device web interface. Tap Save to save the changes.
Firmware versions
Choose from the following options:
Enable auto update: If you tap this toggle, a schedule for auto update is added in the Schedule tab. Tap Edit Schedule if you wish to change it.
Update: By tapping this button, you can get the latest stable firmware version.
Check for update: By tapping this button, you can check if your firmware version is up-to-date.
Geo Location And Time Zone
Set your time zone and geolocation by one of the following methods:
Specify manually your Time zone, Latitude, and Longitude.
Tap the option Select from map and put the marker in the location. Tap Select to confirm it.
Tap the Auto detect location. As a result, the location data is auto-populated in the respective fields.
Tap Save to save any changes made.
Device Reboot
Tap the Reboot button to reboot your device.
Factory Reset
Reset your device to its factory settings by tapping the Factory Reset button. This will disconnect the device from your Wi-Fi network, and all associated users, including you, will be removed from the device. All previously set data will be deleted.
Device Information
Here you can view the Device ID, Device Mac, Device IP, Device Type, etc. You can choose between the following options:
Transfer - tap here if you want to transfer your device to another of your accounts. You are able to use this option only if, at the time of transferring the device, you are also logged in to the other account.
Delete - tap here if you want to remove the device from your account