Homekit curtain roller/shutter %

CyberMr

29 September 2020 at 11 h 17 min

I have Legrand Valena Next curtain roller but I’m not able to control the opening/closing percentage from HomeKit or the native app. Is it in development or any beta that I could get access to?

cesaorni Matteo

11 March 2024 at 9 h 48 min

is the v61 out yet?

if yes what can I do to update it?

thanks!

Matteo

Leslie – Community Manager

11 March 2024 at 10 h 10 min

Hi again,

Yes, the deployment is supposed to be 100% done now. But I see it’s only for users having a gateway in the latest version (v.702, which is still under deployment)

What you could try : go in Home + Control > Manage my home > go on your gateway > click on “Configurate Wi-Fi” > re-do the Wi-Fi association. It should launch a firmware update request for your gateway and a check of firmware versions for your other devices (it can take up to 48h)

If it still doesn’t update and doesn’t fix your problem, the only solution will be to contact the Customer Support

Have a good day,

Leslie – Community Manager

Richard Smith

6 June 2024 at 14 h 59 min

Hi,

We have tilting shades in our house, And I am really happy with them. However there are quite some flaws.

As @wouter mentioned before, I have the same issue. If I move the shutter down and tilt them (in the app) the response takes about 50 seconds to tilt them. As a workaround, I also use 99% trick. But if I use the schedules this trick is not working the shutter stays closed without tilting. Another trick to overcome this is to schedule two actions after each other so first close the shades 100% plus close tilted then close the shades again 100% and open the tilt. between these two actions, there is a minimum time of 5 minutes. So for 5 minutes, the shades are fully closed and I am in the dark.

Every time you re-setup in home+ control app an action the level of the shades are reset to 50% and you have to redo the slide to 99%. Very annoying.

Would it be possible to improve this behavior and immediately titlt the shades after they are moved down 100%?

Additionally, a new function is proposed by e.g. clicking quickly twice down (physical button) the shades move down and tilt the shutter immediately after being closed.

Thank you,

Leslie – Community Manager

6 June 2024 at 15 h 57 min

Hello Richard,

As I said to Wouter, the best is to contact directly the Customer Support of your country. They’ll be able to have more information

Have a good day,

Leslie – Community Manager

Abbas Rafael

14 July 2025 at 16 h 44 min

Hi Leslie, As part of a current project, I’m exploring the integration of the Legrand Netatmo smart home system(bTicino Gateway) with an ELAN G2 controller to achieve seamless two-way communication between the two platforms.The primary goal is to enable direct IP communication with the Netatmo gateway, bypassing cloud polling to ensure low latency and robust operation on a local network.Does the current Netatmo gateway firmware support local API access?If so:Are there any prerequisites (API keys, enabling developer mode, or firmware versions)?Is the API documentation publicly available, or provided under NDA?Thank you,Rafael Abbas

Leslie – Community Manager

14 August 2025 at 12 h 46 min

Hello Rafael,

Sorry for the delay in my anwser

Unfortunatly no, there is no API provided by us to communicate locally with a Magellan (Legrand/Bticino) gateway. A solution for a local interoperability could be to use the ZigBee 3.0 compatibility mode (https://developer.legrand.com/local-interoperability/#How%20it%20works). But of course you’ll have to integrate your end-devices to a Z3.0 hub but it will not be possible to use the Magellan gateway as a hub

Have a good day,

Leslie – Community Manager

Abbas Rafael

14 August 2025 at 18 h 06 min

Hi Leslie,Thanks for your reply and for sharing the ZigBee 3.0 compatibility mode option.The main reason we are aiming for a local integration is system stability and, most importantly, real-time status feedback. With cloud polling, the response times and event synchronization are not as consistent, which is critical for automation systems like Elan.I have already tested a similar local integration using a Somfy gateway, and it worked well from a connectivity standpoint — however, I lose important configuration features that only the Legrand Magellan gateway provides, such as enabling the dimmer mode for the K4411C, setting minimum/maximum load thresholds, and other advanced parameters.At this point, I’m developing the driver for Elan to integrate with the Legrand Netatmo cloud API. I’ve managed to:<ul data-start=”927″ data-end=”1220″><li data-start=”927″ data-end=”1047″>Register the application and complete OAuth2 authentication (client_id, client_secret, access_token, refresh_token).<li data-start=”1048″ data-end=”1110″>Implement token refresh logic to handle hourly expiration.<li data-start=”1111″ data-end=”1220″>Send control commands successfully through the API test environment (“Try Out”) using its provided token.However, I’m still having difficulty understanding how status feedback works in the API. I’ve tested webhooks as per the documentation, but retrieving the <code data-start=”1381″ data-end=”1390″>plantId and mapping it to devices for state updates remains unclear. Without this, real-time synchronization is incomplete.Any additional technical guidance on how device state feedback is delivered through the API — or best practices to ensure instant updates — would be extremely helpful. Best regards, Rafael