Closed MikeTheTux closed 11 months ago
The default poll.mode
is charging
. You need it to set on always
, see https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/reference/configuration/loadpoints/#pollmode
@StefanSchoof thanks, that's the trick! In parallel to our post I found the same lines in the config shared via #10269.
I extended #10220 with that info in order to improve the sample configuration / documentation.
I would like to reopen this. I would argue that specifying a poll mode for an integrated device (i.e. one that does not have an attached vehicle with separate power supply) is unexpected.
I would suggest that integrated devices ignore the poll mode and allow polling every time (if possible even disregarding the cache setting).
Any objections?
/cc @VolkerK62
Looking at the config this feels kinda bad: you have an integrated device (i.e. one that does NOT have a vehicle attached) but still have a vehicle associated at the loadpoint to have a device to provide soc.
If- instead- the charger (Shelly) had the ability to provide soc, we would already and unconditionally read and publish that.
I see two options:
/cc @premultiply @naltatis
Any objections?
I agree. But, depending on the type of query, can this lead to any problems?
Question translates to "under which scenario would an integrated device- that is always queried anyways- have a problem with one more query"? Imho that should be ok.
Describe the bug
I've setup a heating system like described in https://docs.evcc.io/docs/guides/faq
EVCC reads and displays the SOC of the heating system during program startup. EVCC updates the SOC while charging. Once the target SOC is reached, EVCC is no longer reading the SOC. SOC remains on the previous target level. Charging is not initiated again, even if SOC falls under target SOC - workaround: restart of program.
Could this be an implementation behavior from Electronic cars? When a certain target SOC is reached, it is not decreasing until the car is dis-connected/re-connected.
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What type of operating system are you running?
Docker container
Version
evcc version 0.120.3