Open palinf opened 1 year ago
Hi @palinf ,
Have you tried using this device implementation? https://xaviml.github.io/controllerx/controllers/Shelly25/ It supports shelly HA integration and it has an event for hold button:
Regarding the use of binary_sensor
entity, I am afraid it is not possible to use it for hold action. The binary sensor only exposes 2 events : "on" and "off", so there is no way to indicate the "hold" action.
The shelly.click
should be showing the click_type
as long_push
when long pressed.
Regards, Xavi M.
This is an example of how you could control 2 lights with the same controller:
light_1:
module: controllerx
class: Shelly25LightController
integration: shelly
controller: shellybutton-ABC123456
light: light.light1
actions: [single_push_1, single_push_2]
light_2:
module: controllerx
class: Shelly25LightController
integration: shelly
controller: shellybutton-ABC123456
light: light.light2
mapping:
long_push_1: "on"
long_push_2: "off"
I use Shelly2.5 with official integration for HA.
A physical switch is connected to the Shelly2.5 input0. The shelly is configured in detached mode. Which means that the input is not directly connected to the output. When the physical switch is pressed:
binary_sensor.input0
is ON When the physical switch is released:binary_sensor.input0
is OFFI am successfully using the
binary_sensor.input0
to switchlight.light1
on and off using a small appdaemon app. I now want that a short press on the switch to switch onlight.light1
and a long one switch onswitch.light2
I thought controllerx was good for this. Am I correct ?
But:
shelly.click
is only received when the switch is released. Therefore it is not possible to implement this use case using it. Anevent_type: state_changed
is however received for thebinary_sensor
.Is there a possibility to use the
binary_sensor
directly (or the state_changed event) ?