Closed juraurban closed 1 year ago
Are you on 2022.12.x I thought I corrected that during 0.7.0bx before releasing the stable branch?
I am on latest version. If you have a look into current code of plugin_sofar, the wrong scale must have gotten there back again during some latestupdates:
With scale at 0.1 does it ever return 2 digits after the decimal ie 2.34kW or is it only ever 2.3kW? I might need to drop the rounding to 1 as well if it's ever only 2.3
Have you managed to test this? If so and it's correct I'll close the issue down.
For my device the 0.01 and rouding 2 were working fine, now I get this:
Could that be because I don't have any panels connected to PV2?
I have just checked and you have a PV only Inverter 'SS2E' don't you?
So it must have a slightly different rounding on PV Power Total
I have just checked and you have a PV only Inverter 'SS2E' don't you?
So it must have a slightly different rounding on PV Power Total
Yes that is correct, is there any smart way to fix that? I do have a workaround and that is to use a different sensor for this reading, I just use sensor.sofar_active_power_output_total which seems to be the same thing anyway in my specific case.
Sorry for late answer. Unfortunately I have had panels covered with layer of snow since last week therefore 0. Shows only 1 decimal ![Uploading 7AFDE8E1-F170-4C94-BC83-CF06A90A649E.png…]()
Yes that is correct, is there any smart way to fix that?
Yes I can have a PV only version and a Hybrid only version of the same sensor with the different scaling required.
Inverter shows 10W current production
As PV Power Total is only designed from Sofar to be in 0.1 resolution it won't display anything less than 100w
2022.12.8 will correct "PV Power Total" scaling on KTLX-G3 Inverters
Thanks, can confirm this works great!
I'm going to close this down now as "PV Power Total" is now correct for the Hybrid and PV only Inverters.
PW Power total sensor has wrong decimal value.
Setting scale = 0.1 at this register, helps.
Thank you for fixing that in your code as well.