Open kurtwerbrouck opened 3 years ago
Better late than never but since your sunnyboy will probably be running for 10 years more:
this tag is added to the key class in this git, but not available on the pip version but... you can add keys yourself by adding it to the Key object after importing the module in your code, just add:
Key.productivity_day = {'tag': '6400_00262200'}
you can now do: client.get_value(Key.productivity_day)
Hi, Where are documented 'all' the tag available for the SMA Sunny-boy? Thanks a lot.
Hello
I dont know how to use the github. But id you need more info about the sma. Just let me know
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Op 25 apr. 2023 om 15:13 heeft BenoitNivelles @.***> het volgende geschreven:
Hi, Where are documented 'all' the tag available for the SMA Sunny-boy? Thanks a lot.
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I'm using the SMA-Sunnyboy script published in PyPi to compute various stats using data extracted from my SMA SB 2.5. Everything working ok. It is installed on a web server running on a RPI 3. From your initial post about adding extra keys, I'm wondering where all the available tags, on top of the ones covered by the script, are documented... Any reference ?
Thanks.
Hi Kurt, I do not see the "github" page ?! Yes I'm in Belgium, Nivelles.
Hello
is there a way to implement also the total power day : key = 6400_00262200. Is it possible to import this lib to an esp32 running on micropython?
Kurt