I dont get any errors in the flows and not any 404-errors like there where in december, the flowcard just seems to take a little bit longer time than usual
I have encountered an issue when trying to add my second Easee charger (cabin) (also had some issues initially with the home charger but that appears to have been just intermittent issues).
I raised an issue in Github but looks to be little activity there, so not sure if this forum might be the preferred place for support cases (?).
Have several times removed + add the device + restarted the app. No difference, it still claims âfailed to retrieve the site if and circuit idâ and shows up as âcharger.nameâ in Homey (with red exclamation mark)
Some observations:
Homey: Under device (charger.name) â Advanced Settings, both the Site id and Circuit id and other settings shows up correctly.
Homey: Under invocation statistics (in Easee Home app â Configure), both chargers appear under âinvocations by endpoint(âŚ)â.
Beside the challenges with my cabin charger, I have to say that this is a great app (works very well for my home charger), really appreciate it @Richard_B
I have spent some time testing on my chargers and the commands API is back at taking a long time, 25-30 seconds when I test it from my laptop. I have pinged Easee on Slack.
Further, it seems they have changed the logic around the commands API. Before if we triggered a start command on a charger that was paused they would return that the command wasnât accepted and then the Homey app sent a resume command to see if that worked - which it usually did. Now the response is that the start command was accepted - but it doesnât start charging ⌠resulting in the Homey app never sending the resume command. Will ping them about this one as well.
Travelling and super busy at work, little time for pro bono work these daysâŚ
Yes, there seems to be a synchronization problem in the code, will try and fix it and issue a new release.
After some more investigation it seems that all information from the easee-charger are updated in the homey, its just the commands to the easee chager that doesnt get true
I am using only the equalizer for power meter measure and voltage measurement.
So far, it works great.
But is it possible to add forced update intervals to homey app? Settings update time?
Or update threshold for power import figure watt?
The small problem I have, if the live consumption is steady, it can take up to 15 minutes before power import update. I would like to have it on like 10-30 seconds.
Is there an solution for this?
Thanks for the fix. Much appreciated. Totally understand the âpro bonoâ comment (Easee should buy your app tbh), I was just confused where to report the issue
Further testing today shows that I never get anything else than 404 for my chargers. The command endpoint never appears. Tested after 5 minutes, it is still not there.
Both my chargers are added to Tibber, and now I notice there is no start/resume charging button in the Easee mobile app or web. Can someone with Tibber (I guess any partner) check if you see the start/resume charging button or not in the Easee mobile app/web.
For the chargers we have this endpoint, I call it automatically to refresh the lifetime value. I donât see anything similar for the Equalizer though. Which makes me think it is currently not possible. The app fetches it every time it fetches the other values, it is the same API. But I guess Easee internally doesnât refresh it as frequently as the other values.
I have the start button, but i have disabled smart charging for tibber.
But i have never tried it, al my charging is controlled via homey, and if thats broke i start manully from the tibber app, or as now, i set a scheme in easee app, it worked this night
⌠and we are back
Easee fixed the commands API endpoint. Works fine when I test it on my Homey.
Will ship a minor fix still, to give a proper error when we have exhausted the max number of retries on the commands API.
Hi Richard! I am using your app in homey to smartcharge. But I have a consern as I keep DCC set at 0 until charging should commence. The concern is if Homey device break down when DCC is set at 0, that I can not start charging as the value must be at least 6 to be able to start. Is there a way to send commands to the API without using homey flows? Is there an other interface that can send DCC command?
You can change most, but maybe not all settings using the Easee mobile app or their web app. Then you can always trigger their API endpoints using their testing site or something like Postman. Their APIs are documented here.
I am creating a flow to control the charging, and have tried to draw up my understanding of the various statuses of the charger. Can anyone confirm if this is true?