Charger source priority and Output souce priority always returns to value "utility first" and "USB"

[patogomaII]

I don't understand why this happens, but even if I change the values ​​to "only solar" and "SBU priority", they immediately change the values ​​back to "Utility first" and "USB priority". Even if I change them on the inverter screen directly. I'm using an Anern AN-SCI-MAX 10.2kw and the wifi dongle (esp8266).

[Nando1497]

I have the same problem as you but it doesn't do it immediately after several hours

[Nando1497]

Hi, I solved it by commenting the code below. once deactivated, take the configurations given to the inverter.

• platform: modbus_controller modbus_controller_id: smg_inverter id: charger_source_priority_text name: "Charger Source Priority" entity_category: diagnostic address: 4536 register_type: holding response_size: 2 raw_encode: HEXBYTES lambda: |- uint16_t sensorIndex = swapBytes(modbus_controller::word_from_hex_str(x, 0)); updateUnknownSelect(sensorIndex, id(charger_source_priority_select)); switch (sensorIndex) { case 0: return std::string("Utility first"); case 1: return std::string("Solar first"); case 2: return std::string("Solar and Utility"); case 3: return std::string("Only solar"); default: return std::string(x); }

• platform: modbus_controller modbus_controller_id: smg_inverter name: "Output Source Priority" entity_category: diagnostic address: 4537 register_type: holding response_size: 2 raw_encode: HEXBYTES lambda: |- uint16_t sensorIndex = swapBytes(modbus_controller::word_from_hex_str(x, 0)); updateUnknownSelect(sensorIndex, id(output_source_priority_select)); switch (sensorIndex) { case 0: return std::string("Utility first (USB)"); case 1: return std::string("Solar first (SUB)"); case 2: return std::string("SBU priority"); default: return std::string(x); }

• platform: modbus_controller id: charger_source_priority_select name: "Charger Source Priority" optimistic: true skip_updates: ${select_skip_updates} force_new_range: true entity_category: config address: 5017 value_type: U_WORD optionsmap:

  "Solar and Utility": 2 "Solar first": 1 "Utility first": 0 "Only Solar": 3

• platform: modbus_controller id: output_source_priority_select name: "Output Source Priority" optimistic: true skip_updates: ${select_skip_updates} entity_category: config address: 5018 value_type: U_WORD optionsmap:

  "SBU priority": 2 "Solar first (SUB)": 1 "Utility first (USB)": 0

[patogomaII]

Yes. I do that too, but i'd like to have the capacity of change that options, remotely and via Home Assistant, in order to integrate that options in various automations.