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- Open or close the roller window shade at any time.
- Monitor the roller window shade status (open or close).

***If you are new to the Arduino IoT Cloud, check out this [getting started guide](https://docs.arduino.cc/learn/starting-guide/arduino-iot-cloud).***
***If you are new to the Arduino IoT Cloud, check out this [getting started guide](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/guides/overview).***

After associating your Opta™️ device to your Arduino IoT Cloud account, create a thing; in this example, we called the thing "Shade Controller." In the "Shade Controller" thing, create the cloud variables explained below:

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## Conclusion

This application note shows how to implement an effective home automation system that can control roller window shades with Opta™️. By leveraging the internal RTC of the Opta™️ and NTP server time data, the proposed system can accurately and automatically control the shades based on pre-programmed scenarios. Additionally, the proposed system can be easily monitored and controlled through the Arduino IoT Cloud, providing users with remote management capabilities.
This application note shows how to implement an effective home automation system that can control roller window shades with Opta™️. By leveraging the internal RTC of the Opta™️ and NTP server time data, the proposed system can accurately and automatically control the shades based on pre-programmed scenarios. Additionally, the proposed system can be easily monitored and controlled through the Arduino IoT Cloud, providing users with remote management capabilities.