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Home Assistant integration for electric vehicle chargers that support the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP).
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ABB Tera AC w22-T-R-O - all entities are 'unavailable' #1308

Open NiiiYaa opened 1 week ago

NiiiYaa commented 1 week ago

Hello,

I have a charging unit ABB Tera AC w22-T-R-O.

I'm trying to connect it to my Home Assistant Via the HACS OCPP integration.

After following the documentation steps/instructions, a new integration was added: image image

Accordingly, 2 device were added: image

The 'central' device has no entities: image

The abb device has 52 entities, which all of those (expect one) are grayed-out (unavailable): image

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I cannot find any error logs related to this...

What do I do wrong? Can someone kindly please assist me

Thank you in advance, N

xlammer commented 1 week ago

Not sure if it's only ABB related, but after upgrading HA to 2024.9.0 mine w11 stopped working.

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rinigus commented 1 week ago

I suspect it is related to #1275. At least that was an issue with my charger. Fortunately, there is a fix and its submitted: #1292. We have to wait a bit for review process to get it sorted out.

If you want to test it, you could use this branch: https://github.com/rinigus/ha-ocpp/tree/config-autodetect-measurands Note that this branch has also updated documentation regarding ABB chargers. Please read it first.

Until the fix is applied, I would suggest to switch off the charger or connect it somewhere else. If it is the same issue as #1275, your charger would be bootloop'ing otherwise.

xlammer commented 1 week ago

Not sure if it's only ABB related, but after upgrading HA to 2024.9.0 mine w11 stopped working. image

This seems to unrelated to HA update, WIFI connection issue.

rinigus commented 6 days ago

Please test with the latest OCPP version (0.5.11) and follow instructions at https://home-assistant-ocpp.readthedocs.io/en/latest/supported-devices.html under ABB subsection. I hope your issue is fixed.