Closed benhumphry closed 1 year ago
Wow, ok I'll take a look at that on my own system tonight!
Can you let me know what type of system you have please? e.g. what you configured grott as e.g. mix, tlx etc.
Hi - I have an SPH hybrid system
In fact - not your error - it is from egguy addon; pdischarge1 unit of measurement is incorrectly configured as kWh (not W) in MQTT
Ah, cool, thanks for updating. The one thing I'm not certain about is that I've just seen that there's a difference in my local running grott instance which means that the statement of charge % may be calculated incorrectly. I'll compare that tonight (I hacked my local copy to make some other things working when I was testing things) to make sure it's working correctly. Is the battery % showing correctly for you?
Are you going to feed back the bug to egguy for his add-on?
P.S - It's awesome that it works with his add-on because it's nice people can have the whole thing integrated into one stack (if you have the version of HA that supports add-ons).
The SoC seems to be correct, yes - certainly reporting the same as ShinePhone.
I've reported the bug to egguy here: https://github.com/egguy/grott-home-assistant-add-on/issues/26 - I'll update if he responds.
I didn't even realise I was trying something new! I came across the add-on first, and was just about to figure out how to import all the MQTT values to HA before I came across your integration... embarrassingly, I didn't even read the installation instructions - it just worked!
That's awesome, I literally only 'released' it last night (I've been working on it for weeks, it just took me forever to properly document it).
Ah yes - but I saw your "don't install this" note prior to release and couldn't resist.
I think there is a factoring error on battery discharging data; It seems to be 1,000 times bigger than it used to be!