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Shelly Duo RGBW 9W 800lm RGBW Bulb (3800235262306)
E27
Shelly Duo RGBW 9W 800lm
GPIO #Component
GPIO00 None
GPIO01 None
GPIO02 None
GPIO03 None
GPIO04 None
GPIO05 PWM 4
GPIO09 None
GPIO10 None
GPIO12 PWM 2
GPIO13 PWM 1
GPIO14 PWM 3
GPIO15 None
GPIO16 None
GPIO17 ADC Temp
Configuration
{"NAME":"Shelly Duo RGBW","GPIO":[0,0,0,0,0,419,0,0,417,416,418,0,0,4736],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18,"CMND":"AdcParam 2, 32000, 1000, 3950|SetOption37 128|SetOption106 1|SetOption107 0|WebButton1 COLOR|WebButton2 WHITE|SetOption42 85|Fade ON|Speed 2|SetOption91 1|Rule1 ON POWER2#state=1 DO POWER1 OFF ENDON ON POWER1#state=1 DO POWER2 OFF ENDON ON Dimmer1#State DO POWER2 OFF ENDON ON Dimmer2#State DO POWER1 OFF ENDON|Rule1 ON"}
See Tasmota documentation on how to configure RGBW lights to your needs.

### This template enables :

  • Separate control of RGB and White channels with brightness control (SetOption37 to split them and virtual CT mode)
  • 2 buttons COLOR and WHITE to toggle the power of eatch channel (can be renamed by modifying the template)
  • Fading with speed 2 (can be adjusted in the console up to 40) (Fade at boot and power on)
  • A rule which turns off one channel when the user turns on the other one, so RGB and White are not active at the same time. This is personnal preference so there is a minimalist template lower down.
  • Temperature monitoring (±5°C, not accurate but gives a rough idea). Safety cut off(?) lowered at 85°C instead of the default (SetOption42).

Minimal template (without fading and rule):

{"NAME":"Shelly Duo RGBW","GPIO":[0,0,0,0,0,419,0,0,417,416,418,0,0,4736],"FLAG":0,"BASE":18,"CMND":"AdcParam 2, 32000, 1000, 3950|SetOption37 128|SetOption106 1|SetOption107 0|WebButton1 COLOR|WebButton2 WHITE|SetOption42 85"}

Thank’s to @jwiesel for the base template. Here is some of his researches :

  • Correct OTA mgos firmware
  • Pogo clip for serial flashing
  • White blend mode: SetOption105 1
  • Virtual CT mode: SetOption106 1 and SetOption107 0

Troubleshooting

After replacing the Shelly Firmware by Tasmota and connecting the buld to your wifi, the Tasmota Web-UI might not come up, although the device IP is connected. To fix the issue, recover the bulb via PowerCycle, connect to the “tasmota-…” wifi again and open the Tasmota Web-UI. Instead of selecting your network, open the Console via URL http://tasmota-ip/cs and enter reset 1. Now you can connect the bulb to your network and the Web-UI will come up as expected.