Open robboz4 opened 2 years ago
Enphase have changed the way local access is provided with the latest firmware. See this thread https://community.enphase.com/s/question/0D53m00006ySLuR/unimpressed-with-loss-of-local-api-connectivity-to-envoy
If your firmware is higher than 5.0.55 then I suspect this program and others will not work until a fix is available.
So first step is to check what firmware you are running.
Other than that, the error suggest there is no connectivity between your Pi and the envoy. If you remote into your pi can you ping 192.168.1.8?
I have 5.0.55 and all scripts are working fine. They are based on Enphase Android application, which they probably did not want to break.
It looks like I have D6.0.98 on the IQ Envoy. Also the IP address stopped responding to pings, so I guess that was the connect error. No idea why it stopped responding. I will have see what today's IP address! I also haven't had much look trying to get access to the web page that is hosted on the Envoy either. It timeout most times or doesn't respond. I can only use the iPhone app. May be I'll contact Envoy support and ask them about that.
Thanks for the info. I've removed the plugin for now.
Cheers
I'm on software version D7.0.71 and this script isn't working. Guessing they updated the firmware to prevent owners from accessing their own systems. How is this legal?
I should be able to access my own property and do whatever I want with it.
Yeah, "your own property". I know, only because we paid for it, being able to access to it… Would be nice to sue them about this, because this shitty behavior.
It seems the hardware never updates, so my Envoy is still at D5.0.62.
Since getting my envoy I have seen 3 updates applied. I think it depends on your installer who have the password to apply updates.
My installer seems to be "dead"…
So, this means we have to wait for someone else to crack the envoy again to actually include this on home assistant?
@dgarciam no, just requires you to get a token from their website that expires every 6 months that you use as the password.
If you get a shorter timeframe like 1 or 12 hours then your token was generated by someone signing in as an installer and not as the system owner.
The token can even be used offline.. it just has a 6 month death date in which you'll then need to go get another.
I'm trying to install the plugin and it did work but nothing shows up the homebridge display. I don't understand the procedure to add it to the HomeKit app on the iPhone. I already have it loaded and working with WEMO, HUE accessories. I reread the instructions and added the generated password to the installer field and now I get this error in the log: [enphaseEnvoy] Device: 192.168.1.8 Envoy-S, requesting envoyBackboneAppData error: Error: connect EHOSTUNREACH 192.168.1.8:80 at TCPConnectWrap.afterConnect [as oncomplete] (net.js:1159:16) { errno: -113, code: 'EHOSTUNREACH', syscall: 'connect', address: '192.168.1.8', port: 80, config: [Object], request: [Writable], response: undefined, isAxiosError: true, toJSON: [Function: toJSON]
I'm running Homebridge on a Pi:
Linux Homebridge 5.10.60-v7+ #1449 SMP Wed Aug 25 15:00:01 BST 2021 armv7l GNU/Linux Known as: Homebridge OS Version : Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
Here is the Envoy-S config info
"devices": [ { "name": "Envoy-S", "host": "192.168.1.8", "refreshInterval": 60, "disableLogInfo": false, "installerPasswd": "6e9f3c2", "powerProductionMaxDetected": 100, "energyProductionLifetimeOffset": 0, "powerConsumptionTotalMaxDetected": 1000, "energyConsumptionTotalLifetimeOffset": 0, "powerConsumptionNetMaxDetected": 0, "energyConsumptionNetLifetimeOffset": 0 } ], "platform": "enphaseEnvoy"
There are no errors with the JSON config file. This is a brand new Enphase Solar installation. I have 15 panels and a battery system installed. The OS software Nodejs and Homebridge are all the latest version
So any assistance would be appreciated to get me up and running.
Cheers
Dave