Hm 600 shows always 0 production

stratis63 commented 7 months ago

Hi Ahoy installed fine, but although added a HM 600 inverter shows always 0 production. I installed a normal Wlite DTU from Hoymiles and it shows normally the production so i guess the inveryter broadcasting is ok Is the re a way to run a debugging to see where is the problem?

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nRF24L01+ Module

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MetaChuh commented 7 months ago

Is the re a way to run a debugging to see where is the problem?

hi @stratis63 yes, the easiest way is to check the system status page as seen at the screenshot below, if the nrf24+ module is working.

in addition: please verify if the physical wiring of CEand IRQ to your esp8266. it is important that it matches the settings at the ahoydtu web interface, and that they are connected to D3 and D4 in the correct order.

greetings, metachuh

stratis63 commented 7 months ago

thanks i did check 3 times already and the wiring is correct i ll do it again tomorrow morning, Now its night in Greece Its an old HM inverter and the Low module (the one without the ant) but i was wondering if there is a PING command to see if the module is communicating with the inverter

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Is the re a way to run a debugging to see where is the problem?

hi @stratis63 https://github.com/stratis63 yes, the easiest way is to check the system status page as seen at the screenshot below, if the nrf24+ module is working. Bildschirmfoto.2024-03-23.um.21.36.13.png (view on web) https://github.com/lumapu/ahoy/assets/45773305/f717e9d6-b039-4566-978c-9dfedc469e09

in addition: please verify if the physical wiring of CEand IRQ to your esp8266. it is important that it matches the settings at the ahoydtu web interface, and that they are connected to D3 and D4 in the correct order.

greetings, metachuh

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MetaChuh commented 7 months ago

hi and thanks for the detailed info.

no need to recheck the wiring a 4th time. the age of the hm-600 does not matter, as we have your confirmation, that the wlite still can communicate correctly. did your nrf24+ module work before on other 2.4ghz devices or with your hm-600 ?

edit regarding ping command via nrf24+: no there is not, but we have the web console, which tracks the communication as shown at the screenshot below. if you encounter anything suspicious, please post it here either as a screenshot, or as a copy paste text.

stratis63 commented 7 months ago

thank you for the info, i interchaged the pins of CE and IRQ accordingly and started getting the production

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