Closed Bascht74 closed 3 weeks ago
@Bascht74 I cannot suppress individual 0W data because there is no mechanism to detect whether these values are true or false. The cloud was originally marking invalid data with a separate field, but that was for all power values in the response. If only your smart meter has false 0W values, you have an issue in your setup. You can try to change the configuration entry options and skip invalid data responses as described here, but I don't think this will solve your issue since the cloud should no longer respond invalid data. This cloud change was implemented in June in order to fix the data update issues when using shared accounts which do not trigger frequent data updates either.
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My Solix Smart Meter does send a lot of "zero" values between real data. I know this is because of the way the api works, but can you suppress those data sets?
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