Car starts charging when plugged in outside tariff settings #18354
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no car connected, but an active plan, starting right "now" after connect, the start time is updated, but the actual slot stays valid is your car fixed assigned to the loadpoint? |
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Yes, using a repeated plan: And this in combination with a tariff setting on the loadpoint: Anything else I need to provide from config? I hope you have all the info now? If not, please let me know and I'll provide it. |
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Diese Stelle hier ist interessant: Das passiert kurz bevor du das Auto angesteckt hast. Das ist eine Ladedauer für ~68 kWh. Da das Auto nicht verbunden ist und evcc auch keinen alten SoC hat wird hier vmtl. von 0-80% geplant. Direkt beim Anstecken glaubt der Planer er ist im Verzug, startet die Planung und merkt direkt danach, dass er eigentlich wieder ausschalten kann, fährt aber bewusst den aktuellen Zeitslot noch zu Ende. @andig wieso machen wir den Plan-Check, wenn kein Fahrzeug verbunden ist? Sollten wir doch safe skippen können, oder? |
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Haha, das ist ein lustiger Bug: // update and publish plan without being short-circuited by modes etc.
plannerActive := lp.plannerActive()
// execute loading strategy
switch {
case !lp.connected():
// always disable charger if not connected
// https://github.com/evcc-io/evcc/issues/105
err = lp.setLimit(0) |
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Fixed in 3bccab4 |
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So it was a bug after all. 😄 |
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Hi, I've setup 2 tariffs with allows me to defined time slots in which the car should start charging (between 9pm and 6am).
However, when I plugin the car during the day, I would expect that the car only starts at the earliest slot that it's allowed (in my case 9pm).
When I plugged in the car this afternoon (in my case at 15:29:11), it started to charge despite this setting.
As far as I remember, this wasn't happening last week, so maybe it's related to the latest update?
Here the logs:
I also have an active plan, but this one shouldn't trigger the charging, as it says that it should only start at 2:30am the next day.
When I toggle the charing off it stops.
When I toggle it back to pv/solar afterwards, it doesn't start charging.
So it seems to only trigger the charging at the moment the car is plugged in.
Any idea why this is happening or what I'm doing wrong?
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