rjpearce
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6 months ago You are precisely who I have been looking for :D
I have been wanting to bring write support to the ME3000 and ES inverters for a long time but without having access to a device I would be working in the dark.
sofar-me-3000.json is the correct place and you are on the right lines, I'm more than happy to work with you to make code changes to make this work. Would you be open for a video call so I can take you through the code and we can identify and test some of the changes? Feel free to email me directly or ping me on FB.
Can you confirm a couple of things for me:
- If you read 0x100, 0x101, 0x102 and 0x103 what response do you receive is it a string or an int?
- What value needs to be written is it a string or an int?
Anioz
Im using your library in a docker environment for testing, mqtt broker serial connection everything is up and running, status messages come back for the me3000sp but my question is this, i would like to use the following in compliment with your code and are trying to find the most minimalistic approach of using it without modifying the original code too much: { "registers":[ { "name":"standby_mode", "function": "setmode", "register":"0x100", "write": true }, { "name":"discharge_mode", "function": "setmode", "register":"0x101", "write": true }, { "name":"charge_mode", "function": "setmode", "register":"0x102", "write": true }, { "name":"auto_mode", "function": "setmode", "register":"0x103", "write": true } ] }
Can you tell me where in the code to best put it and how i should call the methods topic string wise as to not conflict with other methods in your original code?
Ive pondered in putting it in the original sofar-me-3000.json but im unsure how to do this in a safe manner (dont want the code to be called along with the status messages by accident continuously for example)
To be more exact once my message has safely arrived in your code for example in onmessage and it doesnt conflict with other code i can safely stitch on from that if you could get me to that point. (I could do it myself as well but i consider that generally more unsafe than asking you directly as the conflicts could put unnecessary stress on the inverter and possibly wear it out faster)