Channel settings
Click on “Channel Settings''. The general settings about the channel will be
displayed here. You can configure I/O settings, channel's state, channel’s name,
etc.
• Input/output settings - input mode and relay type define the way the attached
switch or button controls the output state. The possible input modes are
“button” and “switch”, and the relay mode can be chosen depending on the
preferred usage of the device. “Set relay power on default” allows you to choose
the default state of the relay when power is on.
• Invert Switch: When the input is on, the output is off and when the input is off,
the output is on. For the change to be applied, the physical switch has to be
toggled once after ‘invert’ is set to ‘true’.
• Channel Name: Set a name for the chosen channel
• PIN lock - Restrict control of the Shelly device through the web interface by
setting a PIN code. After typing the details in the respective fields, press
“Restrict Shelly”.
Timers
Аllows you to manage the power supply automatically. You may use:
• Auto ON: After turning off, the relay output will be automatically turned on after
a predefined time (in seconds).
• Auto OFF: After turning on, the relay output will be automatically turned off after
a predefined time (in seconds).
Schedules
This function requires a working connection to the Internet. Shelly may turn
on/off automatically at a predefined time and day throughout the week.
Additionally, Shelly may turn on/off automatically at sunrise/sunset, or at a
specified time before or after sunrise/sunset. You may add up to 20 weekly
schedules.
Webhooks
Use events to trigger http endpoints. You can add up to 20 web hooks.
Device
Get information about your device’s firmware version and location. Perform
reboot and factory reset. Set your time zone and geo-location manually, or
enable/disable automatic detection.
• Authentication - you can set credentials to lock your device or change already
existing credentials.
Networks
Configure Wi-Fi, AP, Cloud, Bluetooth, MQTT settings.
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