Well i tried qubino module and for me it did not worked either 
only up and down, the other switch did nothing
Did you follow the process? (setting the config, excluding, including)
yes include, calibrate, set to venetian, exclude, include
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It really sucks that we don’t have anything that works - Fibaro uses proprietary protocol for Venetians, and Qubino modules are low quality.
Hope OZW and HASS manage to support Fibaro Venetians soon.
Hey all,
I’m new with home assistant and want to move from Fibaro Home Center to home assistant.
I have about 10 roller shutter from Fibaro (FGRM222) and I cannot get the cover tilt position to work, which is at the moment a real no go for me.
Did you come to a solution in the meanwhile? If yes, could you give me some hints to get this working?
Thanks a lot in advance for your kind help.
Can you controll the tilt position by HomeCenter when integrated to HA?
I have the same set-up Venetian Blinds controlled with a Fibaro Roller Shu
tter V3. Works fine to move the blinds up and down etc. But It is not clear to me how I can set them in a specific tilt position.
Anybody an idea ?
Hallo!
For me with roller shutter 2 it is working great with cover position.
I do it with scenes.
Just set your favorite position with the slider, create new scene and add the Cover device that’s it. If you set the scene the cover will go to the defined position.
I added this to my configuration.yaml:
cover:
- platform: zwave
name: "jalousie"
set_position_topic: "soma/shade/rise201/set"
state_topic: "soma/shade/rise201/state"
retain: false
With this you can use the set cover position as a service call.
Just got that running with roller shutter V2. Not walli and not tried it with V3.
And blinds tilt position is still a myth for me 
Greez from Vienna
I don’t believe there’s a way to get it to work in venetian mode with the native integration. The various MQTT based options, which use OZW 1.6, might work.
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Hey!
Did you try that with ozw 1.6?
Greetings
I don’t have that device. I use a Qubino shutter module, which does work in Venetian blinds modes even in 1.4, but requires some manual fiddling and has some reliability issues.
Ah ok.
Really bad that there is no solution for setting lamella position with fibaro roller shutter. Even with the walli I do not get this to work.
Thx
I think our best option is to wait for Shelly to implement venetian blinds support in their modules. I’ve given up on the z-wave modules in that aspect.
This is completely off-topic. Please start a new thread.
Hello, I upgadet to the new JS Zwave Integration. Works well like before with the old integration. Now when I open the ZwaveJSMqtt integration I can finally see a Tilt setting for the fibaro shutter controller and can also adjust it. Bad thing is that it seems not to be exposed to HA somehow. Tried a lot. Perhaps anyone with an idea…
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Hi,
for anyone who’s able to do it, you can manually use this denied PR on your local setup to get native tilt support for the fgr222:
This will give you the control buttons to tilt the blinds right in the Home Assistant device view.
The way I do it at home is to run home assistant over docker and use the -v argument to mount the zwave_js folder with the patch over the original one.
Best,
Andre
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Hello!
Where you get this command class „145“?
If I copy this to my service call I get unknown error back.
Grüße aus Wien
Hello Andre,
I’m currently switching from FHEM to HA and also have 5 fgr222 in use, which I’m very happy with. When switching, I encountered the same problem with the position report. I have also tried to change the report parameter to Zwave JS via ZWAVE, but the only result was that the position of the slats was no longer recognized. Strangely enough, the position of the slats is correctly recognized in the standard HA. Everything always with parameter 3 set to blind position via Fibaro Command.
What do I have to implement from the Github so that everything works like it used to under FHEM? Or has something happened here at HA in the Zwave module.
Thanks for the support. I really don’t want to buy new shutter modules.
Greetings
Timo