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I have my Sonoff Dual R3 configured on this way:
SetOption80 1
ShutterRelay 1
ShutterMode 1
SwitchMode 0
The physical control is a three position switch. It works like this:
Top position: it sends voltage to the S1 pin
Middle position: it doesn't send voltage to any pins
Bottom position: it sends voltage to the S2 pin
This is how it's connected:
I'm doing this:
I close the blind with the physical control
While it's still closing, open it with the web ui
Wait until the blind is completely open
Move the physical control to the middle position
Actual result:
When the switch is moved to the middle position, the blind starts closing. It seems that because the first action wasn't completed, because it was overridden by the second action, when the switch is moved to the middle position, for some reason it recovers the unfinished first action. That shouldn't happen. When the second action is executed, it should override completely the first one, and the first action should never be executed.
Expected result:
The blind should not move from the open position
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I have my Sonoff Dual R3 configured on this way:
SetOption80 1
ShutterRelay 1
ShutterMode 1
SwitchMode 0
The physical control is a three position switch. It works like this:
This is how it's connected:
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I'm doing this:
Actual result:
When the switch is moved to the middle position, the blind starts closing. It seems that because the first action wasn't completed, because it was overridden by the second action, when the switch is moved to the middle position, for some reason it recovers the unfinished first action. That shouldn't happen. When the second action is executed, it should override completely the first one, and the first action should never be executed.
Expected result:
The blind should not move from the open position
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