softwarecrash / EPEver2MQTT

ESP82XX based connector for EPEver Solar tracker systems, control and watch Multiple devices over webinterface and MQTT
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[HELP] Configuration of working parameters of epever (Solar Station Monitor) #49

Open miky2k opened 2 weeks ago

miky2k commented 2 weeks ago

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I'm using five epever tracer and all of them is administered through a bridge (serialTCP) by tasmota and linux host with python tcpmodbus client. Sometimes i use in windows solar station monitor to change some parameters and i create virtual com port with com2tcp. I don't' understand yif our firmware accept a connection to act as serialTCP bridge , or if is it possible to configure epever charge controller parameters from (webserial or HA interface).

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softwarecrash commented 2 weeks ago

actual only output control settings are supported, the firmware doesnt have a tcp bridge function. https://github.com/softwarecrash/EPEver2MQTT/wiki/Output-Control

miky2k commented 2 weeks ago

Add access to serial stream through tcp port is feasible ? For configuration purpose.

softwarecrash commented 2 weeks ago

Add access to serial stream through tcp port is feasible ? For configuration purpose.

not as simple as its sounds, detection is tcp bridge open-disable the workers or build a switching for it... the main problem is the tcp bridges librarys are all verry big and need a lot of cpu time, but the epever project is near the limits without loosing functions like webOTA and other. added it to ideas to check it later, at the moment i doenst have the time for it, must check if it makeable with the prog space

miky2k commented 1 week ago

but the epever project is near the limits without loosing functions like webOTA and other.

I use tasmota with tcpbridge,modubus,OTA,Webserver,MQTT, SSL and TLS and other peripherals stuff at same time in the same soc, i fell is not a problem of cpu or memory but choice optimized libraries.