RAPI $ST command

[lolo1878]

Hello, I would like to use the RAPI $ ST command to configure the working time range, but this command doesn't seem to work. Can you confirm to me if this command is functional? Openevse version: 7.1.3.EU OpenEVSE Wifi version: 4.1.0 cordially Laurent

[chaseadam]

I can confirm it works with the following versions: {"cmd":"$GV","ret":"$OK 7.1.3 5.1.3^22"}%

Note 5.1.3 vs your 4.1.0, so not sure

[lolo1878]

Thank you for your answer. indeed when I run the command $ GV I have this result:> $ OK 7.1.3.EU 5.1.3 ^ 1C I am therefore on the same version as you. when I issue the command $ ST 22 00 07 00 and press send, nothing happens (no feedback) and the modification is not taken into account. Maybe I am misusing this command? can you take the test and give me your result. thank you very much

[chaseadam]

should get an "ok"

This is the response from the HTTP rapi call (wifi installed)

http://10.2.0.110/r?json&rapi=$ST+21+0+6+0

{"cmd":"$ST 21 0 6 0","ret":"$OK^20"}%

[lolo1878]

This is the response of the fast HTTP call by wifi

http://192.168.1.94/r?json&rapi=$ST+21+0+6+0

{"cmd":"$ST 21 0 6 0","error":"RAPI_RESPONSE_BLOCKED"}

[jeremypoulter]

This is the WiFi firmware blocking the timer commands, as of v4 the WiFi firmware implements the timer functionality, not the EVSE module. You can use the /schedule API to get/set the timers.

[lolo1878]

Thanks for your help, but I'm not sure how to get around my problem. I am a novice and I do not know the /schedule API I use the web interface without any problem, but my goal is to be able to manage the hours from my home automation with the RAPI commands

[jeremypoulter]

Sorry, should have been less clever with my markdown. Have a look at https://openevse.stoplight.io/docs/openevse-wifi-v4/b3A6MjA2MTYyNDI-list-schedule-events

[lolo1878]

I'm not good enough to figure out how I'm going to get the information from your link. As much as I knew how to easily use the LPR commands, but the wifi api, I don't know. Why does Chaseadam manage to issue the RAPI command?

[jeremypoulter]

If you look to the right on the documentation there are several examples from various languages, but if the /schedule API is to complex we can look at a simplified version to replicate setting a timer that start/stops the same time on every day.

The other alternative is to use the v3 firmware, that doesn't have the restrictions.

[lolo1878]

What interests me is to be able to activate / deactivate the programming of the time slot knowing that it will be fixed. Thank you for your help.

[chaseadam]

@lolo1878 looks like the method I was using is no longer available. Assuming you are using the wifi module to program there is a newer and better method @jeremypoulter mentioned above. Just upgraded to Wifi version 4.x (which I assume you are using) and it works great.

https://openevse.stoplight.io/docs/openevse-wifi-v4/b3A6MjA2MTYyNDI-list-schedule-events

[lincomatic]

This is not an issue w/ this repo, so I am closing it.