Closed h3llrais3r closed 12 months ago
Simply enough, the documentation of some registers is just wrong. There are several int/uint mismatches, but also registers that are documented in the PDF have no correspondence with real data or some registers exposed by the inverter are not documented in the PDF - for example, the readings for the external Smart Meter.
Most of them, though, are correct and useful.
Thanks for the info, so I suppose you are also using the document 4_5868569929443185242.pdf
which dates from 2020? (Document Number: J-RD-SW-G-1503001)
Yes,it is from 5 sep. 2020
Ok, thx, then we have the same documentation.
Hi Paolo, can you provide the documentation you used for parsing the registers? I'm checking the parsed data and see some weird results, so I'm wondering if I have the same modbus documentation as you. I also see a few times in my documentation that the register is a uint16 (struct H) while in the parsedata.py, it unpacks it as int16 (struct h).
Example:
So according to my documentation it should be like this (second line) but then the numbers seems to be totally incorrect:
with your format: Grid data: Voltage: 228.1V Current: -1.440A Frequency: 49.98Hz DC current: -372ma Active power: -79W Apparent power: 328W Power factor: -0.2
with the format according to my documentation: Grid data: Voltage: 228.1V Current: 653.920A Frequency: 49.98Hz DC current: -372ma Active power: 65457W Apparent power: 328W Power factor: -0.2