New update (live: 2.6.3)
Changes include
- FIX: Change how active phases are counted for charging amps.
Changes include
- FIX: Change how active phases are counted for charging amps.
Changes include
- FIX: 1-phase (~235V) vs 3-phase (~400V) voltage calculation.
voltage miscalculation Ā· Issue #27 Ā· oh2th/com.go-e.charger Ā· GitHub
After the test version 2.7.0 update the voltage shows 0V. After I restarted the app and waited for 5min it started to show voltage values. Just for info to you or others having the same glitch.
Have to correct. The voltage missing wasnāt because of some glitch itās because the voltage is set to 0V in homey device when the charging isnāt active.
Is this deliberate? Can it be changed so that it will show voltage allthough charging isnāt active? Iām asking this because Iām making a check that the charger is connected and alive baset on the voltage change.
Yep, this became an issue where active phases are counted to be able to evaluate the correct amperage.
Iāll use the 1-phase / 3-phase setting as the source fur number of phases to present if you are with 230V or 400V voltage.
So itās not possible to show the measured voltage when the charging is not active? Or did I understood correctly?
To be closer to original behaviour:
Voltage is most likely then either ~230-240 for when the source is connected to a single phase
and ~400 for when all phases are connected from the source.
Output voltage is not measured at this time. So that will be a new variable.
What if you calculate first how many phases are in use(pha in api). Then sum all four voltage measurements (nrg[0],nrg[1],nrg[2] and nrg[3] in the api)and divide the sum with the phases. This way you get the average value in all cases.
Other option is to show the voltage and current values of all phases as an additional value.
Maybe Iām not understanding all the possible use cases, but in my point of view it would be beneficial to have the voltage measurement available also when the charging is not active. But itās your call, I can work around it if voltage is not available in the go-e device
Changes include
- FIX: 1-phase (~235V) vs 3-phase (~400V) voltage calculation.
voltage miscalculation Ā· Issue #27 Ā· oh2th/com.go-e.charger Ā· GitHub- ADD: New measurement for output voltage
Input Voltage (source) is the single or three phase voltage from the grid/solar or what ever source you have connected the go-e Charger to. On existing devices, the label will most likely not update.
Output Voltage is new and tells at what voltage the car is been charged with.
Excelent. Working as expected. Thank you.
Hi! Just bought go-e Gemini and installed app in Homey. Everything went smooth but now itĀ“s offline. When i restart the app in homey it shows online for a couple off seconds. Native app works at all time. Any ideas whats wrong?
I think i solved it. Uninstalled & updated firmware to go-e
Which version was it and what do you have now?
And thank you for your kind donation for supporting the app.
I think it was 054.1 (not sure) on current is 56.8
Changes include
- Change device class to āevchargerā and require Homey Pro firmware v12.2.0.
This version will now use the new device class for EV chargers and required Homey Pro firmware 12.2.0 and up.
For existing already configured devices, you should go to the device settings and change the āWhat is plugged inā to EV Charger to properly support the new Energy views now in Homey Pro beta.
@OH2TH Thanks for the app again, which I use to manage the charging speed of our car.
It seems that with one of the last updates the flowcards have been messed up - they always show the reversed and not-reversed wording:
Right now itās impossible to figure out in the advanced flow editor if a flow card is reverse or not:
Iām on v2.8.1 of the app on an Homey Pro 2023 with 12.2.1. Anything I can do?
Changes include
- FIX: flow condition card titles.
@CaptainVoni, fix available in test, or just wait for the live version to update.
Works like a charm! Many thanks for the quick fix!
One completely unrelated question: I usually have charging forbidden on the go-e and enable it just from time to time based on some conditions. I see every other day or so that charging gets permitted - quite often around 8:00 in the morning. I triple- and quadruple-checked my flows - nothing permits charging; it really seems that the charger itself re-enables it. Did you ever see such behaviour on your go-e?
That seems unusual, have not experienced that. Though I have access control setup with rfid-tags.
Iāve been experiencing this exact same behaviorā¦for years! But itās hard to say whether itās the Homey app or the charger itselfā¦