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Add documentation on Shelly Dimmer calibration capability #4443

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Description:

This PR documents the process of calibrating Shelly Dimmer using its new capability.

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Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable): esphome/esphome#7773

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  • I am merging into next because this is new documentation that has a matching pull-request in esphome as linked above.
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  • I am merging into current because this is a fix, change and/or adjustment in the current documentation and is not for a new component or feature.

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The pull request updates the documentation for the shelly_dimmer component by adding a new section on "Automatic calibration." This section outlines a calibration process designed to enhance brightness control for dimmable light bulbs, detailing steps such as configuration adjustments, initiating calibration via a template button, and logging for observation. The documentation structure remains intact, with the new content integrated into the existing framework.

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components/light/shelly_dimmer.rst Added a new section on "Automatic calibration" detailing the calibration process for brightness control.

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  • Update color_temperature.rst #4329: The update to color_temperature.rst enhances documentation related to brightness control, which is relevant to the calibration process described in the main PR for the shelly_dimmer component.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
components/light/shelly_dimmer.rst (4)

106-108: Consider using more confident language.

The phrase "An attempt was made" might undermine user confidence in the feature. Consider rephrasing to something more assertive like "ESPHome now implements automatic calibration similar to the original Shelly firmware."

-An attempt was made to replicate this process in Shelly Dimmer component for ESPHome. In order to be able to calibrate
+The Shelly Dimmer component for ESPHome now implements automatic calibration similar to the original firmware. To calibrate
 your dimmer, you need to take several steps:

121-130: Document the hardcoded component ID pattern.

The lambda code uses a hardcoded ID shelly_dimmer_shellydimmer_id, but it's not clear how this ID is constructed. Add a note explaining the ID naming pattern to help users adapt the code for their configuration.


112-115: Clarify the update_interval purpose.

The explanation about update_interval could be more precise. Consider mentioning that this speeds up calibration by increasing the frequency of power measurements, which are essential for the calibration process.

-2. Add ``update_interval: 1s`` to your Shelly ``light`` section. This is not strictly required, but will greatly
-   increase the speed of calibration process. ``update_interval`` can be removed after calibration. This
-   change will result in power, voltage and current sensors being reported to HA every second instead of every 10
-   seconds.
+2. Add ``update_interval: 1s`` to your Shelly ``light`` section. While optional, this significantly speeds up the
+   calibration process by increasing the frequency of power measurements from every 10 seconds to every second.
+   You can remove this setting after calibration is complete.

147-154: Consider adding error handling information.

The calibration process description is clear, but consider adding information about:

  • What happens if calibration fails
  • Whether the process can be safely interrupted
  • How to verify if calibration was successful beyond visual observation
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99-105: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction.

The introduction effectively explains the problem of non-linear dimming characteristics and why calibration is beneficial.


96-155: LGTM! Well-structured and comprehensive documentation.

The new calibration documentation is clear, well-organized, and provides all necessary information for users to implement and use the feature. The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow, and the technical explanations are accurate.

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106-113: Consider adding a reference to lambda documentation.

The setup instructions are clear, but consider adding a link to ESPHome's lambda documentation when mentioning "lambdas" in step 2, as this term might not be familiar to all users.

-2. Add ``output_id`` to your ``light`` configuration. This id will be used to access calibration functions from lambdas.
+2. Add ``output_id`` to your ``light`` configuration. This id will be used to access calibration functions from :doc:`lambdas </guides/automations>`.

147-156: Consider adding error handling information.

The calibration process description is detailed, but it would be helpful to add information about:

  • What happens if calibration fails
  • How to verify if calibration was successful
  • Troubleshooting steps if the results are not satisfactory
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96-105: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction.

The introduction effectively explains the problem of non-linear dimming characteristics and why automatic calibration is beneficial.


133-146: LGTM! Well-formatted configuration example.

The clear calibration button example is clear and follows proper YAML formatting.

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button:
- platform: template
id: calibrate_button
name: "Calibrate"
entity_category: config
on_press:
then:
- lambda: |-
id(shelly)->start_calibration();

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Fix YAML indentation in the template button example.

The indentation in the template button configuration is inconsistent. The id, name, entity_category, and on_press fields should be aligned.

 button:
   - platform: template
-          id: calibrate_button
-          name: "Calibrate"
-          entity_category: config
-          on_press:
-          then:
-          - lambda: |-
-              id(shelly)->start_calibration();
+      id: calibrate_button
+      name: "Calibrate"
+      entity_category: config
+      on_press:
+        then:
+          - lambda: |-
+              id(shelly)->start_calibration();
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id: calibrate_button
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id: calibrate_button
name: "Calibrate"
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components/light/shelly_dimmer.rst (3)

109-114: Consider adding information about calibration data persistence.

The setup instructions are clear and well-organized. Consider adding a note about whether calibration data persists across device reboots/power cycles.


133-146: Consider adding a warning about clearing calibration.

The clear calibration button configuration is correct. However, consider adding a note about the implications of clearing calibration data (e.g., whether it requires recalibration immediately after clearing).


147-157: Consider adding error handling information.

The calibration process description is clear and detailed. However, consider adding information about:

  • What happens if calibration fails
  • How to identify if calibration was successful
  • Common troubleshooting steps
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96-108: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction.

The explanation of non-linear characteristics and the need for calibration is well-written and technically accurate.


115-132: LGTM! Well-structured configuration example.

The YAML configuration is correctly formatted and provides a clear example of setting up the calibration button.

@olegtarasov olegtarasov changed the base branch from current to next December 8, 2024 19:11
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