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Bitte um Hilfe für Update und MQTT-Einrichtung #202

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crisi-solar opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 28 comments
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Bitte um Hilfe für Update und MQTT-Einrichtung #202

crisi-solar opened this issue May 31, 2024 · 28 comments

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@crisi-solar
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Ich habe VERSION = 1.89 am laufen und möchte auf die aktuelle Version updaten.
Leider finde ich keine deutsche Beschreibung dazu wie das funktioniert und abläuft.
Muss man vorher das laufende Script stoppen?

Möchte auch MQTT aktivieren um die Daten in den HomeAssistant zu bekommen.
Ist es dazu notwendig in der HoymilesZeroExport_Config_Override.ini den Abschnitt
[HOMEASSISTANT]

--- defines for HOME ASSISTANT ---

zu konfigurieren oder reicht es beim Abschnitt

[MQTT_CONFIG]

bei jeder Zeile die Raute am Beginn zu entfernen inkl. Zeilen 251 und 252?

Vorab schon mal vielen Dank für die Hilfen!
@reserve85
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updaten: sudo ./update.sh
du musst nichts stoppen etc.

zu MQTT: genau wie du es beschrieben hast.

@crisi-solar
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crisi-solar commented May 31, 2024 •
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Habe alles neu installiert, läuft bis auf MQTT.

Bei mir läuft Homeassistant auf einem anderen Raspi, ist das ein Problem? Bekomme keine Verbindung über Mqtt.

Ist bei HA dieser vorgegebene Sensor richtig oder gehört hier der vom ShellyPro_3EM?
HA_CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY = sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w

Was muss ich hier eingeben? Die gleichen Daten wie in der openDTU?

Uncomment the following section if you want to use MQTT to dynamically reconfigure some settings while the script is running

[MQTT_CONFIG]

MQTT_BROKER = localhost
MQTT_PORT = 1883
MQTT_CLIENT_ID = HoymilesZeroExport
MQTT_USERNAME =
MQTT_PASSWORD =

grafik

Wo finde ich dann in Homeassistant die Enitäten?

@crisi-solar
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crisi-solar commented Jun 1, 2024 •
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Jetzt habe ich zumindest mal eine Verbindung mit Homeassistant
2024-06-01 04:14:27: New connection from 192.168.68.55:58611 on port 1883.
2024-06-01 04:14:27: New client connected from 192.168.68.55:58611 as HoymilesZeroExport (p2, c1, k60, u'christian').

Jetzt noch irgendwie in die Integration MQTT einbinden oder gibt es eine eigene Integration oder Add-On?
Muss ich eventuell die Integration pyscript installieren?

@crisi-solar
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Kann wer mal bitte über diese Datei anschauen ob ein Fehler drinnen ist damit ich es als Fehlerquelle ausschließen kann?

# HoymilesZeroExport - https://github.com/reserve85/HoymilesZeroExport
# Copyright (C) 2023, Tobias Kraft

# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.

# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.

# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------
# --- DO NOT DELETE ANY ENTRIES HERE - else your script won't start ---
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------

[VERSION]
VERSION = 1.94
[SELECT_DTU]
# --- define your DTU (only one) ---
USE_AHOY = false
USE_OPENDTU = true

[SELECT_POWERMETER]
# --- define your Powermeter (only one) ---
USE_TASMOTA = false
USE_SHELLY_EM = false
USE_SHELLY_3EM = false
USE_SHELLY_3EM_PRO = true
USE_SHRDZM = false
USE_EMLOG = false
USE_IOBROKER = false
USE_HOMEASSISTANT = false
USE_VZLOGGER = false
USE_SCRIPT = false
USE_AMIS_READER = false

[AHOY_DTU]
# --- defines for AHOY-DTU ---
# in settings/inverter set interval to 6 seconds!
AHOY_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
AHOY_PASS =

[OPEN_DTU]
# --- defines for OPEN-DTU ---
OPENDTU_IP = 192.168.68.54
OPENDTU_USER = admin
OPENDTU_PASS = openDTU42

[TASMOTA]
# --- defines for Tasmota Smartmeter Modul---
TASMOTA_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
# if you restricted the web login enter your username and password
TASMOTA_USER = 
TASMOTA_PASS = 
# the following three constants describes how to navigate through the Tasmota-JSON. 
# if you do not know the format of your Tasmota reader, open a browser and put in the following string replacing xxx with the IP address of your Tasmota device: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/cm?cmnd=status%2010
# e.g. JSON_Result = {"StatusSNS":{"Time":"2023-02-28T12:49:49","SML":{"total_kwh":15011.575,"curr_w":-71}}}
TASMOTA_JSON_STATUS = StatusSNS
# Prefix for Web UI and MQTT JSON payload
TASMOTA_JSON_PAYLOAD_MQTT_PREFIX = SML
# Power-MQTT label (the current power in Watt, positive (import more energy than export) or negative (export more energy than import)).
TASMOTA_JSON_POWER_MQTT_LABEL = curr_w
# if your powermeter does NOT output the current power: you need to calculate it -> Power(W) = OBIS(1.7.0) - OBIS(2.7.0)
TASMOTA_JSON_POWER_CALCULATE = FALSE
# Power-MQTT Input label (positive active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 1.7.0)
TASMOTA_JSON_POWER_INPUT_MQTT_LABEL =
# Power-MQTT output label (negative active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 2.7.0)
TASMOTA_JSON_POWER_OUTPUT_MQTT_LABEL =

[SHELLY]
# --- defines for Shelly ---
SHELLY_IP = 192.168.68.50
# if you restricted the web login enter your username and password, for Shelly "Generation 2" devices the username is always "admin" (e.g. Shelly pro 3EM)
SHELLY_USER =
SHELLY_PASS =
# you can specify a specific emeter-index [possible values: 0...1] (if you have a Shelly-EM). If not defined, totalpower is calculated over all inputs.
EMETER_INDEX =

[SHRDZM]
# --- defines for SHRDZM Smartmeter Modul ---
SHRDZM_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
SHRDZM_USER =
SHRDZM_PASS =

[EMLOG]
# --- defines for EMLOG (electronic meter log) System ---
EMLOG_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
EMLOG_METERINDEX = 
# if your powermeter does NOT output the current power: you need to calculate it -> Power(W) = OBIS(1.7.0) - OBIS(2.7.0)
EMLOG_JSON_POWER_CALCULATE = TRUE

[IOBROKER]
# --- defines for IOBROKER (make sure you installed https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker.simple-api) ---
IOBROKER_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IOBROKER_PORT = 8087
IOBROKER_CURRENT_POWER_ALIAS = alias.0.Zaehler.Zaehler_CurrentWatt
# if your powermeter does NOT output the current power: you need to calculate it -> Power(W) = OBIS(1.7.0) - OBIS(2.7.0)
IOBROKER_POWER_CALCULATE = FALSE
# Power-MQTT Input label (positive active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 1.7.0)
IOBROKER_POWER_INPUT_ALIAS = alias.0.Zaehler.Zaehler_CurrentInputWatt
# Power-MQTT output label (negative active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 2.7.0)
IOBROKER_POWER_OUTPUT_ALIAS = alias.0.Zaehler.Zaehler_CurrentOutputWatt

[HOMEASSISTANT]
# --- defines for HOME ASSISTANT ---
HA_IP = 192.168.68.60
HA_PORT = 8123
# if you run your HomeAssistant with "https" then define it here
HA_HTTPS = false
# you need to create a Long-Lived Access Token in your Home Assistant: click on your profile, then scroll down to the bottom
HA_ACCESSTOKEN = eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpc3MiOiI2ODdkY2EyYjc4YjQ0ZmY1YWQ0NWE1ZWEzMzk5Nzg2NiIsImlhdCI6MTcxNzE3ODM2NywiZXhwIjoyMDMyNTM4MzY3fQ.Weqx8X9ZWX2GstZuAB65Yyn1q4_pr3hFB6ceaaAjJNI
HA_CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY = sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w
# if your powermeter does NOT output the current power: you need to calculate it -> Power(W) = OBIS(1.7.0) - OBIS(2.7.0)
HA_POWER_CALCULATE = FALSE
# Power-MQTT Input label (positive active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 1.7.0)
HA_POWER_INPUT_ALIAS = sensor.dtz541_sml_170
# Power-MQTT output label (negative active instantaneous power, e.g. OBIS Code 2.7.0)
HA_POWER_OUTPUT_ALIAS = sensor.dtz541_sml_270

[VZLOGGER]
# --- defines for VZLOGGER (local http API https://wiki.volkszaehler.org/software/controller/vzlogger/vzlogger_conf_parameter#local) ---
VZL_IP = 127.0.0.1
VZL_PORT = 2081
# you need to specify the uuid of the vzlogger channel for the reading OBIS(16.7.0) (aktuelle Gesamtwirkleistung)
VZL_UUID = 30c6c501-9a3c-4b0f-bda5-1d1769904463

[SCRIPT]
# --- defines for Shell Script Smartmeter Modul ---
SCRIPT_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
SCRIPT_FILE = GetPowerFromVictronMultiplus.sh
SCRIPT_USER =
SCRIPT_PASS =

# --- defines for Mitterbaur AMIS Reader ---
[AMIS_READER]
AMIS_READER_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

[SELECT_INTERMEDIATE_METER]
# if you have an intermediate meter ("Zwischenzähler") to measure the outputpower of your inverter you can set it here. It is faster than the DTU current_power value
# --- define your intermediate meter - if you don´t have one set the following defines to false to use the value from your DTU---
USE_TASMOTA_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHELLY_EM_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHELLY_3EM_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHELLY_3EM_PRO_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHELLY_1PM_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHELLY_PLUS_1PM_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_ESPHOME_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SHRDZM_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_EMLOG_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_IOBROKER_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_HOMEASSISTANT_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_VZLOGGER_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_SCRIPT_INTERMEDIATE = false
USE_AMIS_READER_INTERMEDIATE = false

[INTERMEDIATE_TASMOTA]
# --- defines for Tasmota Smartmeter Modul---
TASMOTA_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 
# if you restricted the web login enter your username and password
TASMOTA_USER_INTERMEDIATE = 
TASMOTA_PASS_INTERMEDIATE = 
# the following three constants describes how to navigate through the Tasmota-JSON
# e.g. JSON_Result = {"StatusSNS":{"Time":"2023-02-28T12:49:49","SML":{"curr_w":500}}}
TASMOTA_JSON_STATUS_INTERMEDIATE = StatusSNS
# Prefix for Web UI and MQTT JSON payload
TASMOTA_JSON_PAYLOAD_MQTT_PREFIX_INTERMEDIATE = SML
# Power-MQTT label (the current solar-power in Watt).
TASMOTA_JSON_POWER_MQTT_LABEL_INTERMEDIATE = curr_w

[INTERMEDIATE_SHELLY]
# --- defines for Shelly ---
SHELLY_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
# if you restricted the web login enter your username and password, for Shelly "Generation 2" devices the username is always "admin" (e.g. Shelly pro 3EM)
SHELLY_USER_INTERMEDIATE =
SHELLY_PASS_INTERMEDIATE =
# you can specify a specific emeter-index [possible values: 0...1] (if you have a Shelly-EM). If not defined, totalpower is calculated over all inputs.
EMETER_INDEX =

[INTERMEDIATE_ESPHOME]
ESPHOME_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
ESPHOME_PORT_INTERMEDIATE = 80
ESPHOME_DOMAIN_INTERMEDIATE =
ESPHOME_ID_INTERMEDIATE =

[INTERMEDIATE_SHRDZM]
# --- defines for SHRDZM Smartmeter Modul ---
SHRDZM_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
SHRDZM_USER_INTERMEDIATE =
SHRDZM_PASS_INTERMEDIATE =

[INTERMEDIATE_EMLOG]
# --- defines for EMLOG (electronic meter log) System ---
EMLOG_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
EMLOG_METERINDEX_INTERMEDIATE = 

[INTERMEDIATE_IOBROKER]
# --- defines for IOBROKER (needs installed https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker.simple-api) ---
IOBROKER_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IOBROKER_PORT_INTERMEDIATE = 8087
IOBROKER_CURRENT_POWER_ALIAS_INTERMEDIATE = alias.0.Zaehler.Zaehler_SolarCurrentWatt

[INTERMEDIATE_HOMEASSISTANT]
# --- defines for HOME ASSISTANT (you need to create a Long-Lived Access Token in your profile) ---
HA_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
HA_PORT_INTERMEDIATE = 8123
# if you run your HomeAssistant with "https" then define it here
HA_HTTPS_INTERMEDIATE = false
HA_ACCESSTOKEN_INTERMEDIATE = xxx
HA_CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY_INTERMEDIATE = sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w

[INTERMEDIATE_VZLOGGER]
# --- defines for VZLOGGER (local http API https://wiki.volkszaehler.org/software/controller/vzlogger/vzlogger_conf_parameter#local) ---
VZL_IP_INTERMEDIATE = 127.0.0.1
VZL_PORT_INTERMEDIATE = 2081
# you need to specify the uuid of the vzlogger channel for the reading OBIS(16.7.0) (aktuelle Gesamtwirkleistung)
VZL_UUID_INTERMEDIATE = 06ec9562-a490-49fe-92ea-ffe0758d181c

[INTERMEDIATE_SCRIPT]
# --- defines for Shell Script Smartmeter Modul ---
SCRIPT_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xx
SCRIPT_FILE_INTERMEDIATE = GetPowerFromVictronMultiplus.sh
SCRIPT_USER_INTERMEDIATE =
SCRIPT_PASS_INTERMEDIATE =

# --- defines for Mitterbaur AMIS Reader ---
[INTERMEDIATE_AMIS_READER]
AMIS_READER_IP_INTERMEDIATE = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

# Uncomment the following section if you want to use MQTT to dynamically reconfigure some settings while the script is running
[MQTT_CONFIG]
MQTT_BROKER = 192.168.68.60
MQTT_PORT = 1883
MQTT_CLIENT_ID = HoymilesZeroExport
MQTT_USERNAME = christian
MQTT_PASSWORD = solar123 

# The script subscribes to the following topics:
# - zeropower/set/powermeter_target_point: To change the target point of the powermeter
# - zeropower/set/powermeter_max_point: To change the max point of the powermeter
# - zeropower/set/powermeter_tolerance: To change the tolerance of the powermeter
# - zeropower/set/on_grid_usage_jump_to_limit_percent: To change the on grid usage jump to limit percent
# - zeropower/set/inverter/0/min_watt_in_percent: To change the min watt in percent of the first inverter
# - zeropower/set/inverter/0/normal_watt: To change the battery normal watt of the first inverter
# - zeropower/set/inverter/0/reduce_watt: To change the battery reduce watt of the first inverter
# - zeropower/set/inverter/0/battery_priority: To change the battery priority of the first inverter
MQTT_SET_TOPIC = zeropower/set
MQTT_RESET_TOPIC = zeropower/reset

[COMMON]
# Number of Inverters
INVERTER_COUNT = 2
# max difference in percent between SetpointLimit change to approximate the power to new setpoint
SLOW_APPROX_LIMIT_IN_PERCENT = 20
# if slow approximation: additional limit based on the limit-difference to "smoot the curve": newLimitSetpoint = newLimitSetpoint + (LimitDifference * SLOW_APPROX_FACTOR_IN_PERCENT / 100)
SLOW_APPROX_FACTOR_IN_PERCENT = 20
# interval time for setting limit to Hoymiles
LOOP_INTERVAL_IN_SECONDS = 5
# Timeout time to wait for Acknowledge after sending limit to Hoymiles Inverter
SET_LIMIT_TIMEOUT_SECONDS = 5
# polling interval for powermeter (must be <= LOOP_INTERVAL_IN_SECONDS)
POLL_INTERVAL_IN_SECONDS = 1
# if your powermeter exceeds POWERMETER_MAX_POINT: immediatelly set the limit to predefined percent of HOY_MAX_WATT (if you have more than one inverter it´s the sum of all HOY_MAX_WATT)
# value = 0 disables the feature. Values are possible from [0 to 100]
ON_GRID_USAGE_JUMP_TO_LIMIT_PERCENT = 0
# if your powermeter falls below POWERMETER_MIN_POINT: immediatelly decrease the limit
ON_GRID_FEED_FAST_LIMIT_DECREASE = false
# max difference between Limit and real output power in % of HOY_MAX_WATT (100 = disabled)
MAX_DIFFERENCE_BETWEEN_LIMIT_AND_OUTPUTPOWER = 100
# enable logging to file
ENABLE_LOG_TO_FILE = false
# how many logfiles you wish to keep
LOG_BACKUP_COUNT = 30
# defines how often the Inverter Power Status will be set, set it to "-1" for disabled (infinite repeat)
SET_POWERSTATUS_CNT = 10
# log the inverter temperature
LOG_TEMPERATURE = false
# delay time after turning the inverter off or on
SET_POWER_STATUS_DELAY_IN_SECONDS = 10
# define if you want to set your inverter to min-limit when your powermeter can't be read out
SET_INVERTER_TO_MIN_ON_POWERMETER_ERROR = true
# Total number of retries to allow.
MAX_RETRIES = 3
# A set of integer HTTP status codes that we should force a retry on. Don´t change unless you know what you are doing
RETRY_STATUS_CODES = 500,502,503,504
# It allows you to change how long the process will sleep between failed requests. The algorithm is as follows: {backoff factor} * (2 ** ({number of total retries} - 1))
RETRY_BACKOFF_FACTOR = 0.1

[CONTROL]
# --- global defines for control behaviour ---
# POWERMETER_TARGET_POINT is the target power for powermeter in watts
POWERMETER_TARGET_POINT = 0
# POWERMETER_TOLERANCE is the tolerance (pos and neg) around the target point. in this range no adjustment will be set
POWERMETER_TOLERANCE = 5
# POWERMETER_MAX_POINT is the maximum power of your powermeter for the normal "regulation loop".
# if your powermeter jumps over this point, the limit will be increased instantly. it is like a "super high priority limit change".
# if you defined ON_GRID_USAGE_JUMP_TO_LIMIT_PERCENT > 0, then the limit will jump to the defined percent when reaching this point.
POWERMETER_MAX_POINT = 100
# POWERMETER_MIN_POINT is the minimum power of your powermeter for the normal "regulation loop".
# if your powermeter jumps under this point, the limit will be reduced instantly. it is like a "super high priority limit change".
POWERMETER_MIN_POINT = -600

# List of INVERTERS, based on COMMON/COUNT
[INVERTER_1]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 116491626836
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 1600
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1600
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 2
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_2]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 116491439579
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 2000
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 2000
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 2
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_3]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_4]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_5]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_6]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_7]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_8]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_9]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_10]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_11]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_12]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_13]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_14]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_15]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

[INVERTER_16]
# serial number of your inverter, if empty it is automatically read out of the API. If you have more than one inverter you should define the serial number here (prevents mix-up).
SERIAL_NUMBER = 
# enable (true) / disable (false) this inverter
ENABLED = true
# manufacturer power rating of your inverter.
HOY_INVERTER_WATT = 
# max. power output of your inverter (e.g. if you have a 1500W Inverter and you only want to output max. 1000W)
HOY_MAX_WATT = 1500
# minimum limit in percent, e.g. 5% of your inverter power rating
HOY_MIN_WATT_IN_PERCENT = 5
# factor to multiply before set Limit. Some Inverters have some offsets, with that factor you can compensate it. Default = 1
HOY_COMPENSATE_WATT_FACTOR = 1
# battery powered?
HOY_BATTERY_MODE = false
# voltage to turn off the inverter
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_OFF_LIMIT_IN_V = 47
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V = 48
# voltage to limit the inverter to a maximum of HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V = 48.5
# maximum limit in watts when battery is high (above HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_NORMAL_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_NORMAL_WATT = 1500
# maximum limit in watts when battery is low (below HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_REDUCE_LIMIT_IN_V)
HOY_BATTERY_REDUCE_WATT = 300
# reenable inverter at this voltage
HOY_BATTERY_THRESHOLD_ON_LIMIT_IN_V = 51
# define which panels you want to ignore for the panel voltage. E.g. if you have input 1 + 2 battery powered and input 3 + 4 for solar panels you can disable panel 3 and 4.
# if you want to ignore Panel 3 and Panel 4 type: "HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 3,4". leave it empty for no ignore.
HOY_BATTERY_IGNORE_PANELS = 
# define prioriry of the inverters (possible values: 1 (high) ... 5 (low); default = 1). same priorities are also possible. Not supported in mixed modes (a mix of solar and battery powered inverters)
# example 1 (default):
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 1: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 733W and inverter 2 is set to 367W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 200W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# example 2:
# inverter 1 = 1000W, priority = 1 // inverter 2 = 500W, priority = 2: 
# set limit of 1100W -> inverter 1 is set to 1000W and inverter 2 is set to 100W
# set limit of 300W -> inverter 1 is set to 300W and inverter 2 is powered off
HOY_BATTERY_PRIORITY = 1
# Number of measured values for the moving average of the min panel voltage
HOY_BATTERY_AVERAGE_CNT = 1

# grid power
#    ...
#     |
#     | -------> if you defined ON_GRID_USAGE_JUMP_TO_LIMIT_PERCENT > 0, then the limit will jump to the defined percent of HOY_MAX_WATT when reaching this point. else: increasing limit <-------
#     |
#   [0W]      [POWERMETER_MAX_POINT]
#     |
#     | -------> increasing limit <-------
#     |
#  [-50W]     [POWERMETER_TARGET_POINT + POWERMETER_TOLERANCE]
#     |
#     | -------> no limit change between -100W ... -50W <-------
#     |
#  [-75W]     [POWERMETER_TARGET_POINT]
#     |
#     | -------> no limit change between -100W ... -50W <-------
#     |
#  [-100W]    [POWERMETER_TARGET_POINT - POWERMETER_TOLERANCE]
#     |
#     | -------> decreasing limit <-------
#     |
#    ...

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Schade dass es noch keiner geschafft hat HoymilesZeroExport mittels MQTT erfolgreich an Homeassistant anzubinden und mir deshalb zu helfen.

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tomquist commented Jun 1, 2024 •
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Die MQTT Anbindung ist nur zur Steuerung einzelner Parameter der Nulleinspeisung gedacht. Es können darüber keine Daten ausgelesen werden. Zum Auslesen der Daten, am Besten den Wechselrichter anbinden.

Ansonsten musst du eine Anbindung an HomeAssistant selbst umsetzen, das Script unterstützt aktuell keine Auto-Discovery. Kenne mich mit HomeAssistant auch nicht so gut aus, daher kann ich leider beim Anlegen der Entitäten nur wenig helfen. Am Besten du schaust dir diese Dokumentation mal an und nutzt die Topics von hier. Hier mal eine Beispiel-Yaml:

mqtt:
  - number:
      name: "Powermeter Target Point"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/powermeter_target_point"
      mode: box
      min: -2000
      max: 2000
      unit_of_measurement: "W"
  - number:
      name: "Powermeter Max Point"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/powermeter_max_point"
      mode: box
      min: 0
      max: 2000
      unit_of_measurement: "W"
  - number:
      name: "Powermeter Tolerance"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/powermeter_tolerance"
      mode: box
      min: -200
      max: 200
      unit_of_measurement: "W"
  - number:
      name: "On Grid Usage - Jump to limit"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/on_grid_usage_jump_to_limit_percent"
      min: 0
      max: 100
      unit_of_measurement: "%"
  - number:
      name: "Inverter 1 - Min Watt"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/inverter/0/min_watt_in_percent"
      min: 0
      max: 100
      unit_of_measurement: "%"
  - number:
      name: "Inverter 1 - Normal Watt"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/inverter/0/normal_watt"
      min: 0
      max: 2000
      unit_of_measurement: "W"
  - number:
      name: "Inverter 1 - Reduce Watt"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/inverter/0/reduce_watt"
      min: 0
      max: 2000
      unit_of_measurement: "W"
  - number:
      name: "Inverter 1 - Battery Priority"
      command_topic: "zeropower/set/inverter/0/battery_priority"
      min: 1
      max: 5

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Danke @tomquist, das habe ich gesucht! In welcher Datei war das enthalten?
Werde morgen in aller Frische das mal ausprobieren.

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crisi-solar commented Jun 2, 2024 •
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@tomquist Läuft dieses MQTT nur auf dem Raspy wo auch HoymilesZeroExport läuft weil in der
MQTT_Config

MQTT_BROKER = localhost

steht.

Ich habe bei localhost die IP vom Raspy eingegeben wo Homeassistant läuft.
Sollte eigentlich hier bei korrekter MQTT-Config und korrekter Verbindung mit dem MQTT-Broker nicht auch "zeropower" gelistet sein?
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Das obige Mqtt habe ich schon in Homeassistant in die /homeassistant/configuration.yaml eingebunden, mußte bei 2x
unit_of_measurement: %
die % unter "%" Anführungszeichen setzen.

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tomquist commented Jun 2, 2024 •
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Bei korrekter config taucht da nichts auf, weil HoymilesZeroExport auf den MQTT nur lesend zugreift, d.h. es schreibt selbst dort nichts rein. Da taucht nur etwas auf, wenn du die HomeAssistant Konfiguration korrekt durchgeführt hast und eine der Werte über HomeAssistant änderst. Die IP-Adresse des HomeAssistant einzutragen ist korrekt, da dort auch der MQTT Broker läuft. Wenn alles korrekt eingerichtet ist, müsstest du das in den Logs von HoymilesZeroExport sehen, sobald du einen Wert in HoneAssistant veränderst.

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Vielen, vielen Dank für die supertolle Hilfe, es funktioniert!!!

Nur noch 2 Fragen:

  1. Wie kann ich über Homeassistant ein Reset machen auf Originalzustand?
    Überall das Wort set auf reset ändern?
    zeropower/set/powermeter_target_point
    zeropower/reset/powermeter_target_point ?

  2. Muss ich hier beim Abschnitt Homeassistant nicht meinen Sensor vom ShellyPro 3EM hinterlegen statt sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w?
    Original ist hier
    HA_CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY = sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w
    eingetragen.

So schaut es jetzt in Homeassistant aus:
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tomquist commented Jun 2, 2024

  1. Wie kann ich über Homeassistant ein Reset machen auf Originalzustand?
    Überall das Wort set auf reset ändern?
    zeropower/set/powermeter_target_point
    zeropower/reset/powermeter_target_point ?

Für die Resets solltest du besser Buttons benutzen, z.B.:

  - button:
      command_topic: "zeropower/reset/powermeter_target_point"
  1. Muss ich hier beim Abschnitt Homeassistant nicht meinen Sensor vom ShellyPro 3EM hinterlegen statt sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w?
    Original ist hier
    HA_CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY = sensor.dtz541_sml_curr_w
    eingetragen.

Den ShellyPro 3EM kannst du auch direkt an das Script anbinden, ohne dafür über HomeAssistant zu gehen, indem du statt USE_SHELLY_3EM anstatt USE_HOMEASSISTANT benutzt und die config [SHELLY] konfigurierst:

[SHELLY]
SHELLY_IP = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
# if you restricted the web login enter your username and password, for Shelly "Generation 2" devices the username is always "admin" (e.g. Shelly pro 3EM)
SHELLY_USER =
SHELLY_PASS =

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Shelly war schon eingebunden und läuft perfekt.
Buttons habe ich gesetzt, funktioniert.

Vielen Dank nochmals!

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tomquist commented Jun 3, 2024

Die Version 1.95 gibt jetzt auch alle Config-Werte, die aktuell gesetzten Limits und einen online/offline Status an MQTT raus.

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crisi-solar commented Jun 4, 2024 •
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Habe heute sudo ./update.sh gemacht, jedoch ist
HoymilesZeroExport_Config_Override.ini noch immer VERSION = 1.94
Die HoymilesZeroExport_Config.ini ist jedoch upgedatet auf VERSION = 1.95
Und eine HoymilesZeroExport_Config_Override.ini.save mit VERSION = 1.94 habe ich auch noch.

In der HoymilesZeroExport_Config_Override.ini habe ich nichts gelöscht oder ähnliches, nur Daten eingetragen bzw. geändert.

Ist das so ok?

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Ja, die override wird nicht angefasst, das ist ja der Zweck der Datei. Dort solltest du nur deine individuelle Konfiguration haben

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crisi-solar commented Jun 4, 2024 •
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Ja, die override wird nicht angefasst, das ist ja der Zweck der Datei. Dort solltest du nur deine individuelle Konfiguration haben

In der HoymilesZeroExport_Config.ini VERSION = 1.95 ist nach dem heutigen Update diese Zeile die ich in der override nicht drinnen habe.

MQTT_LOG_LEVEL = INFO

Ausschnitt nach dem heutigen Update aus HoymilesZeroExport_Config.ini VERSION = 1.95
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Ausschnitt nach dem heutigen Update aus HoymilesZeroExport_Config_Override.ini wo VERSION = 1.94 angezeigt wird:
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Wenn ich in der override keine Zeilen einfügen darf, wie bekomme ich dann die neue Zeile
MQTT_LOG_LEVEL = INFO hinzu?
Oder muss ich doch noch in der config.ini

# MQTT_LOG_LEVEL = INFO zu
MQTT_LOG_LEVEL = INFO ändern?

d.h. die Raute am Anfang entfernen.

Leider funktionieren sonst die neuen Scripts nicht.

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Du kannst natürlich in der override die Zeile ergänzen. Die Datei „überschreibt“ die Einstellungen aus der normalen config. Alles sowas in der override nicht definiert ist, wird aus der normalen config geladen. Dadurch ist es auch übersichtlicher wenn du nur deine abweichenden Einstellungen darin speicherst. Du brauchst keine komplette „Kopie“ der config darin abzubilden.

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Danke für die Aufklärung!

Bei den neuen Scripts habe ich 2 Probleme: Zeile 2 und Zeile 9. Da würde ich bitte einen Tipp für die Lösung benötigen.
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Kann wer mir bitte von den untenstehenden Zeilen die Enitäten bzw. Topics für Homeassistant mitteilen?
Habe es selbst probiert, leider kein Erfolg. Ergebnis siehe oben.

zeropower/set/inverter//*: To change the settings of the (n+1)th inverter

zeropower/state/inverter//*: The current settings of the (n+1)th inverter

zeropower/set/on_grid_feed_fast_limit_decrease: To enable or disable the on grid feed fast limit decrease

topic zeropower/log - zeigt mir wie oben ersichtlich zwar an, wechselt jedoch viel zu schnell die Anzeige dass ich mit dem lesen nicht mitkomme.

Hat es nicht hier irgendwann / irgendwo eine deutsche Übersetzung / Erklärung der HoymilesZeroExport_Config.ini gegeben?
Finde diese leider nicht mehr.

Danke!

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crisi-solar commented Jun 8, 2024 •
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Welche Settings können hiermit geändert werden?
zeropower/set/inverter//*: To change the settings of the (n+1)th inverter

@tomquist Kannst du bitte einen Screenshoot machen wie es bei dir am Schirm ausschaut mit allen Abfragen und Eingaben über MQTT?

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crisi-solar commented Jun 17, 2024 •
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@tomquist Es wäre toll wenn man Zero Power Log mittels MQTT ein- und ausschalten kann.
Oder habe ich diese Möglichkeit übersehen?

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Hi,
@crisi-solar Es wäre klasse wenn du die config für haos / mqtt teilen könntest oder gar github/PR ?, sowie es aussieht ist bei dir schon fertig ? Danke :-)

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Hi, @crisi-solar Es wäre klasse wenn du die config für haos / mqtt teilen könntest oder gar github/PR ?, sowie es aussieht ist bei dir schon fertig ? Danke :-)

Hallo, ich habe dann gar nicht mehr weiter gemacht da ich bei einigen Sachen nicht mehr weiterkam.

Bei manchen Punkten weiß ich gar nicht was die bewirken soll.
So schaut es unvollendet aus:
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Wenn du möchtest schicke ich dir meine komplette configuration.yaml, gib mir bitte deine Emailadresse.
LG

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ja gern, ich kann es ggf. ergänzen und kommt wieder zurück zu dir :-) news_dot_listener_at_googlemail.com :-)

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Bend3smo commented Oct 8, 2024

Moin, ich bräuchte auch mal eine funktionierende configuration.yaml Konfiguration.

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Bend3smo commented Oct 17, 2024 •
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@crisi-solar könntest du deine mqtt Config aus der .yaml mal posten? Ich bin auf dem Stand wo du am 2.Jun warst. "zeropower" taucht nicht auf.

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Hast du nicht diese /homeassistant/zeroexport.yaml -Datei wenn du den Fileeditor im HA startest?
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Danke!

Nein die datei gibt es bei mir nicht. Wüsste auch nicht woher die kommen soll. Zeroexport läuft bei mir als container über Portainer.

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