Closed kugelkopf123 closed 4 years ago
I cannot comment on possible electrical problems, but some things to double-check are:
The mbmd
implementation is totally untested afaik as Saia wasn't willing to provide any help or test sample.
If you want I could try remotely if you want to provide access via pm (cpuidle@gmx.de).
Solved with different adapter.
@kugelkopf123 seems I have a similar problem now. Device not responding to by rs485/tcp converter. Which one did you end up using?
@andig Sometimes the ALE3 is a bit bitchy. I have the feeling that if you fill him up with data / requests that he doesn't understand, he simply won't answer anymore. At least this was my initial experience, if you leave him alone for a short time and the baud rate and parity are correct, he replied properly.
Further Information: Link Howto Link Tasmota SML
@kugelkopf123 the ALE should auto-detect baud rate and parity. I've tried with 9600 and 8E1 and 8N1 both, no luck. Can you confirm these are working for you?
@kugelkopf123 the ALE should auto-detect baud rate and parity. I've tried with 9600 and 8E1 and 8N1 both, no luck. Can you confirm these are working for you?
@andig Yes. It works with 9600 8E1. Are you shure that you use the right ID within the request messages?
Yes, id is correct. Guess I‘ll need to recheck the wires installation.
I own a SBC ALE3 Modbus. Unfortunately, I do not manage to read this Meter. I tried it both: via Tasmota (SmartMeter) on a Wemos D1 Mini and via the MbMd software on a Raspberry Pi3b. On the Raspi both, via internal UART interface and via a USB2UART converter. I get no response from the SBC back on my RS485 converter. (https://hacktronics.co.in/rs232485-usb-ttl-converters/scm-ttl-to-rs485-converter-485-to-uart-serial-port-automatic-flow-control-module) I have already swapped the wires, tried at both ends with and without 120ohm terminator, as well as simply swapped TX / RX between RS485adapter and Pi.
Has anyone ever had experience with this meter?
The supply line is about 1m Shield TP.