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TCP connection (from inverter) and MQTT implementation
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Force Charge service #142

Open sjs-1956 opened 10 months ago

sjs-1956 commented 10 months ago

At the moment the sections maximum is 180 mins. Can this be increased to 360 as my batteries take nearly 6 hours to charge if I want to go to 100%?

sjs-1956 commented 9 months ago

Any thoughts/comments on this request?

anthonyangel commented 8 months ago

The force charge service has an option for Running, which I assumed would trigger an indefinite force charge, but it appears to do nothing.

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gcoan commented 8 months ago

The force charge service has an option for Running, which I assumed would trigger an indefinite force charge, but it appears to do nothing.

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I set the entity to Running and it works fine for me, but I set charge start time to 00:00:00 and charge end time to 23:59:00 beforehand

CaptSB commented 8 months ago

Indeed, you need to be within the period of Time Slot 1 for it to work by just setting it to Running.

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The force charge service has an option for Running, which I assumed would trigger an indefinite force charge, but it appears to do nothing.

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I set the entity to Running and it works fine for me, but I set charge start time to 00:00:00 and charge end time to 23:59:00 beforehand

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