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jalla2000 / kamstrup-mqtt

Receives data from Kamstrup energy meter and sends it over MQTT
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Not receiving anything #3

Open zamzon opened 5 years ago

zamzon commented 5 years ago

Hi

I copy'ed the sketch.ino file into Arduino IDE and complied the file on my Wemos D1 mini and connected the D7 and GND as shown in the picture. But when i look in the Topic house/electricity/status i only get this counting up.

Looping. Loops=81 Received bytes: 0

Do i need to set something else up in the sketch before compling the file?

zamzon commented 5 years ago

I also did try subscribing to house/electricity/# and nothing is received

SalkinDK commented 5 years ago

@zamzon excatly the same problem here. have tried all sort of things, but nothing help. did you found a solution? @jalla2000 any tips to what we can do?

zamzon commented 5 years ago

I haven’t found a solution yet 😩

SalkinDK commented 5 years ago

@zamzon me neither.

But i can see that @jalla2000 is based in Norway, so maybe that could be the problem? i am based in Denmark, dont know about you?

zamzon commented 5 years ago

That could be the problem ☹️, I’m based in DK as well

Øv bøv..

MTrab commented 5 years ago

It's encrypted here in Denmark - so this (which reads in cleartext) will not work in Denmark.

zamzon commented 5 years ago

Thank. Does your ir solution work on this meter, with an ESP8266, maybe with MQTT

MTrab commented 5 years ago

No, not on ESP boards - it only works on Arduino. Other than that, different providers seem to begin disabling IR in the meters. Aura for one have disabled IR on their Omnipower meters - huray for GDPR :(

zamzon commented 5 years ago

🤔 so there is no solution you know that works perfectly?

MTrab commented 5 years ago

Not DIY - currently I'm testing Smart-me, but I experience really crappy range on the wifi

SalkinDK commented 5 years ago

It's encrypted here in Denmark - so this (which reads in cleartext) will not work in Denmark.

Yes, i talked to Radius the other day, and they told me that they are using the encrypted (open) kamstrup protocol, and that you need a decryption key.

But he also told me that they are going to implement the DLMS protocol during this fall. So there should be a change to have a proper esp solution be the end of the year.

Not DIY - currently I'm testing Smart-me, but I experience really crappy range on the wifi

Yes, and not really a solution at least for me since all the data is pushed to the cloud. I would like a solution where the data never leaves my internal network.

MTrab commented 5 years ago

You can switch smart-me to modbus and close the firewall for the module, hence no data leaving the internal net ;)

jesperldk commented 5 years ago

Yes, I use modbus with the smart-me, works fine.

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You can switch smart-me to modbus and close the firewall for the module, hence no data leaving the internal net ;)

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SalkinDK commented 5 years ago

You can switch smart-me to modbus and close the firewall for the module, hence no data leaving the internal net ;)

Hmm, ok any of you who know how that will integrate with homeassistant?