ned-kelly / docker-voltronic-homeassistant

Programmatically read data from your Voltronic, Axpert, Mppsolar PIP, Voltacon, Effekta etc Inverter and send it to Home Assistant via MQTT - Works with RS232 & USB!
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Make a wiki so that we can share qpiri config #49

Open RHeynsZa opened 2 years ago

RHeynsZa commented 2 years ago

As title

Couldnt find a place to share my Kodak 5kW King settings

# The following settings allow you to modify runtime buffers.
# N.B. These values may not be applicable to all inverter types, as such you will 
# need to run docker exec -it voltronic-mqtt bash -c '/opt/inverter-cli/bin/inverter_poller -d -1'
# or simply inverter_poller -d -1 to check for warnings or errors
# mentioned in https://github.com/ned-kelly/docker-voltronic-homeassistant/issues/5

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpiri command
qpiri=104

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpiws command
qpiws=40

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qmod command
qmod=5

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpigs command
qpigs=110
kronna commented 1 year ago

Mecer SOL-I-AX-3VP 3000VA/3000W

Working on below settings with qpiws commented out:

qpiri=97

qpiws=67

qmod=5 qpigs=110

hanserasmus commented 1 year ago

Axpert MKSII (https://me3energy.ng/axpert-mks-ii-5kw-48v)

qpiri=102 qpiws=36 qmod=5 qpigs=110

Running through device=/dev/hidraw0

netmilk commented 5 months ago

Axpert King II 5KW

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpiri command
qpiri=105

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpiws command
qpiws=40

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qmod command
qmod=5

# This allows you to modify the buffersize for the qpigs command
qpigs=110

For future reference, to find the QPIRI value I had to:

thus **105** is my magic number for the qpiripatameter