This example controls the actuator "Shelly 1PM" via http request and queries the current status after each switching command.

The switching command is triggered once via the input of the logic group, and a status query is triggered after a delay.

The switching command is sent directly by the logic group via http request and switches the connected consumer on or off, depending on the telegram value.

The subsequent http request for the status query is triggered two seconds later via a delay tool. The response to the status query is evaluated by the subsequent text processor and sent in Boolean format via the output of the logic group.

To use this example, the IP address and user name/password must be stored in the two http request elements.

Uwe Müller
Haus-Bus-Systeme.de
(192; 10.2021)