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solmoller / eversolar-monitor

Script to capture data and create statistics from Eversolar/zeversolar Solar Inverters. Includes easy install image files for Raspberry Pi. Working edition since 2012 :-)
https://github.com/solmoller/eversolar-monitor/blob/wiki/Introduction.md
MIT License
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Integration to ESP32? #70

Closed tobiasnorbo closed 2 months ago

tobiasnorbo commented 2 months ago

To keep the price down I was wondering if it would be possible to integrate the software into running on an ESP32 instead of a RasberryPi? In that case I would be happy to test it out. I do not have enough knoweldge software wise to do it myself. I might try anyway, but I will probably not be successful. I have a Zeversolar 2000s without combox, so I don't know what kind of data I can get out of the two ethernet ports anyway.

solmoller commented 2 months ago

Perl on ESP32 seems a bit far fetched. You can probably buy an RPI 2 or 3 from someone's drawer, and have a much better experience.

And it'll protect your sanity better.

BR Henrik

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To keep the price down I was wondering if it would be possible to integrate the software into running on an ESP32 instead of a RasberryPi? In that case I would be happy to test it out. I do not have enough knoweldge software wise to do it myself. I might try anyway, but I will probably not be successful. I have a Zeversolar 2000s without combox, so I don't know what kind of data I can get out of the two ethernet ports anyway.

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nagydavid commented 2 months ago

I am running it on a raspberry pi zero version 1 for years without any hiccup.

tobiasnorbo commented 2 months ago

Thanks, guys. Great feedback - will save me a lot of time :)

Will look into a RPI instead.