Closed isarrider closed 2 years ago
sounds interesting and doesn't seem hard, looking at the code in Tasmota. but this would need somebody who knows what vBus actually is, has the required hardware, and the skills and motivation to implement.
I have the hardware and can test...
the soldering is really easy: https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Smart-Meter-Interface/#resol-deltasol-bs-plus-vbus
can you explain why this is named "bus" when it's a simple one-way protocol? and/or can you point to any generic documentation for "Resol vBus"?
can you point to any generic documentation for "Resol vBus"?
https://www.mikrocontroller.net/attachment/55393/VBus_Protokoll_allgemein.pdf
can you explain why this is named "bus" when it's a simple one-way protocol? and/or can you point to any generic documentation for "Resol vBus"?
it would be 2 way... but to just grab the measurements out a simple circuit is enough... here is a lot of info: https://github.com/danielwippermann
https://github.com/FatBeard/vbus-arduino-library hier gibts auch noch was passend in C++
solved my issue as standalone here: https://github.com/isarrider/vbus2influx
Hi...
as a feature request:
Tasmota supports Resol vBus: https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/pull/11114 https://github.com/arendst/Tasmota/pull/14189
I think vzlogger is the ideal tool to support it too...
BR, Alex