Thank you. It seems to have worked. Thanks
Peter
Lovley app!
Is it possible to get more flow cards for emma like charging and discharge?
Hi Alex
Thank you 
You should try the normal modbus drivers for sun2000 and luna2000 (normally they work as well) and use the emma devices only for the power meter.
Andi
Hi Stefaan,
Please check your router or internet device. If the device is properly connected to your local network, which is required for communication, it should appear in the list of connected devices on your router.
If the device is not listed there, please verify the network connection, cabling, Wi‑Fi settings, or power status of the device.
Once the device is visible on the local network, we can continue with further troubleshooting.
Regards
Andi
Hi, my device is on the network, but I see it is on IP 188.44.84.53 and port is 56294 and the homey is on IP 192.168.0.240
Where do you see the IP address 188.44.84.53
This is not a private address from an internal home-network.
hi everyone. i’m a french newbie and i want to see my battery luna in the HOMEY ENERGY. your app looks amazing, si i tried to install it.
i don’t have a EMMA CONTROLER, but i manage my installation with fusionsolar and i have the installer rights
with modbus, in the step 1, i found my solar system with the IP adress.
Step 2 ok, “found 1 device - select one to rune modbusprobe”
bu when i chek all the drivers, i have this message " UNIT ID 100 - connection failed or timed out"…
i don’t understand why ( i wrote newbie previously !!! )
nb: i tried with openAI, it’s working but it’s wrote “DONE - 0 stations fetched”
In the first screenshot you see IP-adres apparaat and Apparaatpoort
Hi @duvalovitch
Looks like your device does not allow Homey to connect:
log in as installer → Settings → Communication configuration → Dongle parameter settings → Modbus TCP → set Connection to “Enable (unrestricted)”.
The exact wording moves a little between firmware versions, but it is always that setting. The default is Disable, and Enable (limited) only lets Huawei’s own app in — from the outside that looks exactly like your timeout.
Andi
great
were you able o add the three devices?
Please check your router or internet device. If the device is properly connected to your local network, which is required for communication, it should appear in the list of connected devices on your router.
really sorry… i don’t know how 
. i see nothing in differents drop-down menus…
The three numbers you need
Write these down, you will type them three times:
IP address 192.168.1.165
Port 6607
Modbus Unit ID 0
This is the important part. The Add-device dialog suggests port 502 and unit ID 1, because that is what most installations use. Yours answers on port 6607 at unit 0. If you leave the suggested values, it will fail exactly the way it failed before. Change both, every time.
Adding the devices
In Homey: Devices → + (Add device) → FusionSolar Manager, then pick the driver. Do them in this order:
-
Inverter SUN 2000 (Modbus)
Fill in IP 192.168.1.165, port 6607, unit ID 0, and press Connect. Do this one first — it is the quickest way to confirm the settings are right before you type them again. -
Battery LUNA 2000 (Modbus)
Same three values. This is the one you came for: it joins Homey as a home battery, so it shows up in Homey Energy on its own, with charge and discharge energy counted separately. -
Power Meter DTSU666 (Modbus)
Same three values again. This gives you grid import and export, and lets Homey Energy show what your house actually consumes.
Bonne chance, and tell me how it goes.
excuse me…i thought that i needed to make an other action in the configuration of your app. and no… i added the device direcly in the homey interface and it’s ok. i have an access to my solar’s information… thank you very much. amzaing to develop that and make the after sale lol
Glad it works - Thanks for reporting back
