Thanks.
Logs are send
OK, it looks like it detects the wrong profile, but I don’t understand why.
The app checks various registers for a good grid frequency value, but the profile it picks up should be checking register 14 which is returning 81.97Hz according to the log. That is out of range, so it should ignore that profile and move on to check the next one.
Could you disable the log option, so it just returns the start up check values and errors. Then restart the app and go back to the log. Once you see a ‘Found inverter’ message in there, send the log.
Done
Log is sent
Typical, it didn’t find any matching profiles that time.
I think I might have found the problem though, so I have published a new test version. At the very least this will provide extra information if it still doesn’t work.
I installed the Testversion.
Added a new Device. But it shows nothing.
I send you the two logs again.
I think I’m getting closer. I have published a new test version.
Logs are send.
Unfortunately, I still don’t see any values in any of the devices.
Ok, I will dive back in tomorrow.
Thanks a lot.
Curiosity got the better of me so another test version in the store. Fingers crossed this is the one.
Unfortunately, nothing has changed. I’ve sent the logs again.
Sorry about that, its seems I hit the ‘p’ instead of the ‘_’ in the Grid_Voltage1 variable.
New test version is in the store.
Thank you for your patients.
Great work!
Now all the devices are showing values. However, the power output for the battery and solar panel is too high. I’ve attached a few screenshots.
Logs are send
What should the values be?
If you look at the second and third screenshots, the information on the third screenshot is correct. The second and fourth screenshots show the values from your app. The other two screenshots show how it should look.
P.S.: I just noticed that the “device battery” occasionally loses connection.
I have published a new test version with some updates to the profile conversion values.
Hi,
we have visitors today, so I only had a quick look,
but it looks good so far.
However, the device battery keeps losing connection. Screenshot attached.
I think I’ll have time to test it further tomorrow afternoon. In the screenshot, all the devices in your app start with “Sofar.”
Three are reachable, only one is briefly unreachable. Thanks for your work and time.
Hi Adrian,
Did you get the data by decoding the Wifi wrapper code around the embedded MQTT data? Just curious (apologies i haven’t read completely through the very long thread).
I wrote something to control my sofar inverter over wifi but its in C# at the moment.
