Config Issues?

[PBXLthrMan]

Hello,

I'm trying to configure my PowerWall plugin, and I keep getting a JSON error when I click save, I can't figure out what's going on?

TIA.

{ "platform": "TeslaPowerwall", "name": "Tesla Powerwall", "ip": "10.X.X.X", "username": "customer", "email": "cjxxxx@xx.com", "password": "XXXXXX", "loginInterval": 39600000, "pollingInterval": 15000, "historyInterval": 300000, "lowBattery": 20, "additionalServices": { "powerwall": { "homekitVisual": true, "eveHistory": true, "batteryIsLowSwitch": false, "batteryIsChargingSwitch": false, "makeOnOffSwitchReadOnly": true }, "solar": { "homekitVisual": true, "evePowerMeter": true, "eveHistory": true, "eveLineGraph": false, "pullingFromSensor": false, "sensorThreshold": 0 }, "grid": { "homekitVisual": true, "positiveEvePowerMeter": true, "negativeEvePowerMeter": true, "eveHistory": true, "eveLineGraph": false, "feedingToSensor": false, "pullingFromSensor": false, "sensorThreshold": 0 }, "battery": { "homekitVisual": true, "positiveEvePowerMeter": true, "negativeEvePowerMeter": true, "eveHistory": true, "eveLineGraph": false, "feedingToSensor": false, "pullingFromSensor": false, "sensorThreshold": 0 }, "home": { "homekitVisual": true, "evePowerMeter": true, "eveHistory": true, "eveLineGraph": false, "feedingToSensor": false, "sensorThreshold": 0 }, "gridstatus": { "gridIsDownSwitch": false, "gridIsUpSwitch": false, "gridIsNotYetInSyncSwitch": false, "gridIsDownSensor": false, "gridIsUpSensor": false } }

[datMaffin]

You seem to miss an additional closing } at the end:

It should be

{
  "platform": "TeslaPowerwall",
  "name": "Tesla Powerwall",
  "ip": "10.X.X.X",
  "username": "customer",
  "email": "cjxxxx@xx.com",
  "password": "XXXXXX",
  "loginInterval": 39600000,
  "pollingInterval": 15000,
  "historyInterval": 300000,
  "lowBattery": 20,
  "additionalServices": {
    "powerwall": {
      "homekitVisual": true,
      "eveHistory": true,
      "batteryIsLowSwitch": false,
      "batteryIsChargingSwitch": false,
      "makeOnOffSwitchReadOnly": true
    },
    "solar": {
      "homekitVisual": true,
      "evePowerMeter": true,
      "eveHistory": true,
      "eveLineGraph": false,
      "pullingFromSensor": false,
      "sensorThreshold": 0
    },
    "grid": {
      "homekitVisual": true,
      "positiveEvePowerMeter": true,
      "negativeEvePowerMeter": true,
      "eveHistory": true,
      "eveLineGraph": false,
      "feedingToSensor": false,
      "pullingFromSensor": false,
      "sensorThreshold": 0
    },
    "battery": {
      "homekitVisual": true,
      "positiveEvePowerMeter": true,
      "negativeEvePowerMeter": true,
      "eveHistory": true,
      "eveLineGraph": false,
      "feedingToSensor": false,
      "pullingFromSensor": false,
      "sensorThreshold": 0
    },
    "home": {
      "homekitVisual": true,
      "evePowerMeter": true,
      "eveHistory": true,
      "eveLineGraph": false,
      "feedingToSensor": false,
      "sensorThreshold": 0
    },
    "gridstatus": {
      "gridIsDownSwitch": false,
      "gridIsUpSwitch": false,
      "gridIsNotYetInSyncSwitch": false,
      "gridIsDownSensor": false,
      "gridIsUpSensor": false
    }
  }
}

See also: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+json+validate

[PBXLthrMan]

That helped. Thank you so much. Now I just have to figure out why the PowerWalls, despite being shown successfully on my WiFi network are not accessible.

"Error: connect EHOSTUNREACH 10.X.X.X:443 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (node:net:1161:16) { errno: -113, code: 'EHOSTUNREACH', syscall: 'connect', address: '10.X.X.X', port: 443

[PBXLthrMan]

@datMaffin Follow-up question, if we leverage an automation to turn on our PowerWall (for example, to activate them during the night), A) will that work the way I'm hoping and B) does it impact our grid connectivity if we drain the PowerWall battery?

or would I use the Battery Flow option ?

[datMaffin]

I am not entirely sure what "switching the Powerwall off" exactly means. However, I would guess that when the Powerwall is switched off that it will stop both getting charged or discharged. It will therefore probably not make much sense to switch it off (which is also one of the reasons that the switch will by default do nothing).

[PBXLthrMan]

@datMaffin Thanks for the additional information, what I am trying to do is control when the PowerWalls power my house, because the default options in the Tesla app don't provide the granular specifics regarding allowing a time-frame (for example from 3am to 7am) to shut off the grid power and use the PowerWalls. Does that make sense? Thus, I am wondering if any of the HomeKit integration options can provide for that functionality.

[datMaffin]

Ah. Yeah, that is not yet supported: Related issues are #37 and #15

[datMaffin]

I guess I can close this. Feel free to reopen if you have a related issue.