syssi / esphome-pipsolar

ESPHome component to monitor and control a pipsolar inverter via RS232
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Voltronic Axpert IV Twin 6K new esp8266-example.yaml #151

Open Alarico77 opened 1 month ago

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

Hi, I'm trying to install the new esp8266-example.yaml, with the old syssi.esphome-pipsolar@main I read the inverter data (not all, but it's ok). When I install the .yaml file, it gives me some timeout errors, and in the dashboard all the sensors are unknown. I attach a log:

syssi commented 1 month ago

Could you provide the log with debug output of the uart component enabled (see https://github.com/syssi/esphome-pipsolar?tab=readme-ov-file#debugging)? I would like to see the raw traffic of your inverter.

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

can't you see it????

logs_voltronic-axpert_run (4).txt

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

Now I see it... I see it

I'm really happy thank you, thank you.

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

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syssi commented 1 month ago

This looks good to me. What do you miss?

syssi commented 1 month ago

It looks like your inverter doesn't support the QPIGS2 and QBATCD command. Do you miss measurements of the second PV string?

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

I have charge regulators, so I have not connected PV strings to the inverter. Instead, the commands to send to the inverter, you are right, they do not work. I tried to set "Current_max_ac_charging_current_select" from 20A to 10A, but it always remains at 20.

syssi commented 1 month ago

For successful commands the inverter responds with ACKnowledge. If a command isn't accepted the response is NAK (not acknowledged).

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

OK some do, some don't. it's a bit unstable, in the sense that the connection drops often.

syssi commented 1 month ago

I cannot help here if you don't explain in detail what you are looking for.

Alarico77 commented 1 month ago

I'd better check my wifi network first. ;-) everything seems OK thanks. I will come back to ask questions to learn better from you. thank you