Everything is working but connectivity to Shelly UNI is odd?
Opened new thread for just this UNI issue:
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My AP is also on. There is an econo mode that I have on. Mine does not drop. It even connects to the router in our RV (the Uni is in my tow vehicle) when we go camping.
I'm your case you could probably turn off econo mode (if it's on) and see if that helps. The only other thing I can think of is if you don't have a reservation in the router maybe it's IP address is jumping around?
You could always reset the Uni and set it back up. Maybe something got messed up while playing with it.
just checked and econo mode is Off
Issue was with the Wireless Access Point on that network, made configuration changes to WAP....
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I may still try the Fibaro Implant to compare to Shelly UNI.
The Shelly UNI just doesn't like the Netgear Wireless Access Point on the network it's connected to. I have it working but compared to all other devices on the network it drops in and out sometimes. Adjustments to WAP did help but still occasional hiccups only on that device.
Fibaro implant on the way, the Shelly UNI is working well with a temporary access point in place just for the UNI.
But the extra current draw of WAP costs me 4 hours off the run time of the backup battery so I went from 25 hours to 21 hours run time on battery. Would like to have at minimum 24 hours.
Fibaro Implant will be here by Monday, so then I will give that a try 
Will probably make additional changes to system to gain more battery run time too....
The second time I installed this driver (by D. Rozovyk), it worked perfectly.
And now I have a tile on my dashboard showing my gate operator battery voltage.
Thanks to all who contributed to this thread.
BTW, I previously tried the "official" Shelly driver app by Dan Winks, but couldn't for the life of me get it to install the analog input child device.
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So which one ended u working for you? Shelly or finaro? Thanks. I need to know my solar bank voltage. Amps too? I am not sure what's possible at this point.
Paul
Both did work, however I ended up going with Fibaro.....
I couldn't justify updating my WiFi mesh to run that device when everything else was working fine with current WiFi IEEE 802.11ac (Wifi-5) 2.4 GHz & 5 GHz
And running an extra WAP was a current budget issue as I run on battery at times.
