Shelly Wall Display (original)
WebView — Ships with: Factory version not established
Can reach: Chromium 119.0.6045.194 through Shelly’s official WebView ZIP; Android 7 major ceiling
The original Wall Display, firmware codename Stargate, is the entry model of the Shelly Wall Display family: a 4 in 480×480 panel on a MediaTek MT6580, Android 7. It is on the legacy WallDisplay (armeabi-v7a) OTA track, alongside the X2.
Initial debugging access
Section titled “Initial debugging access”Network ADB on TCP port 5555 without a computer: not established on this model. Initial USB debugging and the vendor-menu unlock are also unverified here. The X2i procedure is confirmed on the X2i only; shared firmware does not prove that it works here. Ask Shelly for the procedure for your model and firmware. Debugging access would not make it installable: Android 7.0 is below the minimum Panel Assistant supports, so no install route applies to this model.
Also sold as
Section titled “Also sold as”Shelly Wall Display, SAWD-0A1XX10EU1, firmware codename Stargate, device ID k400_mt6580_32_n.
| SoC | MediaTek MT6580 |
| Display | 480×480 square, 4 in |
| Android | 7.0 |
| ABI | armeabi-v7a |
| Sensors | Temperature, humidity and ambient light documented; Android API exposure unverified |
| Relay | 1 output |
| WebView | Not in the standard OTA; Shelly publishes a separate ZIP installing com.google.android.webview 119.0.6045.194 |
| Root | Not established on this model. The OTA declares a userdebug base build (alps/full_k400_mt6580_32_n/...:7.0/.../userdebug/test-keys), so adb root may work if an adb connection can be established, though this is unconfirmed on a unit. |
| Released | About September 2023 (est.); Shelly first showed the Wall Display at IFA Berlin in September 2023 (coverage of Shelly’s IFA Berlin 2023 lineup, Maison et Objet Domotique) |
See the Wall Display family page for the full access-model reasoning, the OTA update endpoints (WallDisplay track) and the firmware version history.
Source
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