Hello everyone
I do have a connecting problem with the same device (gplugm). May you can help me there.
The utility meter device is working and on the Tasmota interface I can see the right values. I have somehow a connection to home assistant over mqtt but without the sensor values.
In the protocol on the mosquito broker I see the following log:
2025-06-06 14:46:37: New connection from 192.168.178.133:61496 on port 1883.
2025-06-06 14:46:37: New client connected from 192.168.178.133:61496 as DVES_AC8388 (p2, c1, k30, u'stromprivat').
I got the following lines in the console of the device:
14:56:11.548 MQT: tele/gPlugM2_AC8388/STATE = {"Time":"2025-06-06T14:56:11","Uptime":"0T00:09:39","UptimeSec":579,"Heap":157,"SleepMode":"Dynamic","Sleep":50,"LoadAvg":20,"MqttCount":1,"Berry":{"HeapUsed":4,"Objects":42},"Wifi":{"AP":1,"SSId":"Nestli","BSSId":"2C:3A:FD:19:92:B4","Channel":1,"Mode":"HT40","RSSI":100,"Signal":-42,"LinkCount":1,"Downtime":"0T00:00:04"}}
14:56:11.588 MQT: tele/gPlugM2_AC8388/SENSOR = {"Time":"2025-06-06T14:56:11","z":{"SMid":"75652081","Pi":0.000,"Po":0.074,"Pi1":0.000,"Pi2":0.000,"Pi3":0.000,"Po1":0.000,"Po2":0.000,"Po3":0.000,"U1":241.0,"U2":240.0,"U3":239.0,"I1":0.46,"I2":1.02,"I3":0.46,"Ei":53.010,"Eo":1.824,"Ei1":33.993,"Ei2":19.017,"Eo1":1.824,"Eo2":0.000,"Q5":0.000,"Q6":0.000,"Q7":0.000,"Q8":0.000,"Q51":1.941,"Q52":0.001,"Q61":0.010,"Q62":0.000,"Q71":5.970,"Q72":0.000,"Q81":21.591,"Q82":20.665}}
In the script configuration I have the following code:
>D 35
; gPlugM Tasmota 14.6.0 HDLC/DLMS (25.5.25)
upH=0
sr=0
ss=0
rBlink=0
d=750
noWifi=0
; set your decryption key (len 32), if encrypted
;dKEY="12345678123456781234567812345678"
dKEY=""
; shared var within local network
g:Pi=0
g:Po=0
; define Pins of colored LEDs
redP=1
blueP=3
greenP=4
; butA=9
; rxPin=7
>B
; disable publishing at MQTT teleperiod, on boot
smlj=0
; activate data parsing
-> sensor53 r
; enable pin 4 (green LED) to indicate serial activity
-> sensor53 l4
>BS
; enable mDNS
-> setOption55 1
; MQTT frequenyc is set to 1/10 Hz
-> teleperiod 10
; dynamic wifi Tx power
-> wifipower 0
; reduce power consumption
; See https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Dynamic-Sleep/
-> setOption127 OFF
-> sleep 50
; For low RSSI: Keep wifi in no-sleep mode to avoid outages
; -> setOption127 ON
; referrer check
-> SetOption128 ON
; show CPU temperature in webUI
; -> SetOption146 1
; configure LED pins
spinm(blueP O)
spinm(greenP O)
spinm(redP O)
; lightshow at startup
spin(redP 1)
delay(d)
spin(redP 0)
spin(greenP 1)
delay(d)
spin(greenP 0)
spin(blueP 1)
delay(d)
spin(blueP 0)
>M 1
; rx Pin 7, raw 8E1, Baudrate 2400
+1,7,rE1,0,2400,z
; invert HW serial (4) && disable pullup (8)
1,=so2,0C
; set input buffer size (may be increased)
1,=so3,600
; your 32 char HEX Key from var dKEY is set
; if data is not encrypted, "1,=so4," is set
;1,=so4,DECR-KEY
1,=so4,%dKEY%
; OBIS Codes (IEC 62056-61):
; See https://cdn.standards.iteh.ai/samples/104764/8356233bf80942e9ba6d5ac9cbdf3af0/IEC-62056-6-1-2023.pdf
; media: abstract=0, electricity=1, heat=6, gas=7, water=8)
; "-" channel: =0 (if not more than 1 available)
; ":" physical unit (in=1, out=2,
; phase current=31,51,71, voltage=31,51,71,
; phase power in=21,41,61, out=22,42,62)
; "." measurement type (instant=7, counter=8, peak-hold=6)
; "." tarif (0=total, 1=day, 2=night)
; some DSO use 96.1.1. instead
1,pm(96.1.0)@#),*,,SMid,0
; P=Power, i=in, o=out, V=Voltage, I=Current, E=Energy
1,=h<h4>Real Power In & Out<h4/>
1,pm(1.7.0)@1000,Pi ___ 1.7.0,kW,Pi,3
1,pm(2.7.0)@1000,Po ___ 2.7.0,kW,Po,3
; Note: adding +16 to the last value (precision)
; will generate an immediate MQTT telegram
1,=h<hr/>
1,=h<h4>Instant Phase Power In & Out<h4/>
1,pm(21.7.0)@1000,Pi1 ___ 21.7.0,W,Pi1,3
1,pm(41.7.0)@1000,Pi2 ___ 41.7.0,W,Pi2,3
1,pm(61.7.0)@1000,Pi3 ___ 61.7.0,W,Pi3,3
;
1,pm(22.7.0)@1000,Po1 ___ 22.7.0,W,Po1,3
1,pm(42.7.0)@1000,Po2 ___ 42.7.0,W,Po2,3
1,pm(62.7.0)@1000,Po3 ___ 62.7.0,W,Po3,3
1,=h<hr/>
1,=h<h4>Instant Phase Voltage<h4/>
1,pm(32.7.0)@10,U1 ___ 32.7.0,V,U1,1
1,pm(52.7.0)@10,U2 ___ 52.7.0,V,U2,1
1,pm(72.7.0)@10,U3 ___ 72.7.0,V,U3,1
1,=h<hr/>
1,=h<h4>Instant Phase Currents<h4/>
1,pm(31.7.0)@100,I1 ___ 31.7.0,A,I1,2
1,pm(51.7.0)@100,I2 ___ 51.7.0,A,I2,2
1,pm(71.7.0)@100,I3 ___ 71.7.0,A,I3,2
1,=h<hr/>
1,=h<h4>Real Energy Counters <h4/>
1,pm(1.8.0)@1000,Ei ___ 1.8.0,kWh,Ei,3
1,pm(2.8.0)@1000,Eo ___ 2.8.0,kWh,Eo,3
1,=h_
1,pm(1.8.1)@1000,Ei1 ___ 1.8.1,kWh,Ei1,3
1,pm(1.8.2)@1000,Ei2 ___ 1.8.2,kWh,Ei2,3
1,pm(2.8.1)@1000,Eo1 ___ 2.8.1,kWh,Eo1,3
1,pm(2.8.2)@1000,Eo2 ___ 2.8.2,kWh,Eo2,3
1,=h<hr/>
1,=h<h4>Reactive Energy Counters<h4/>
1,pm(5.8.0)@1000,Q5 ___ 5.8.0,kVArh,Q5,3
1,pm(6.8.0)@1000,Q6 ___ 6.8.0,kVArh,Q6,3
1,pm(7.8.0)@1000,Q7 ___ 7.8.0,kVArh,Q7,3
1,pm(8.8.0)@1000,Q8 ___ 8.8.0,kVArh,Q8,3
1,=h_
1,pm(5.8.1)@1000,Q51 ___ 5_8_1,kVArh,Q51,3
1,pm(5.8.2)@1000,Q52 ___ 5_8_2,kVArh,Q52,3
1,pm(6.8.1)@1000,Q61 ___ 6_8_1,kVArh,Q61,3
1,pm(6.8.2)@1000,Q62 ___ 6_8_2,kVArh,Q62,3
1,pm(7.8.1)@1000,Q71 ___ 7_8_1,kVArh,Q71,3
1,pm(7.8.2)@1000,Q72 ___ 7_8_2,kVArh,Q72,3
1,pm(8.8.1)@1000,Q81 ___ 8_8_1,kVArh,Q81,3
1,pm(8.8.2)@1000,Q82 ___ 8_8_2,kVArh,Q82,3
#
>S
; every second
upH=uptime/60
sr=sunrise/60
ss=sunset/60
; enable MQTT 15 seconds after boot
if upsecs>15 {
smlj|=1
}
; update values of global vars
Pi=sml[2]
Po=sml[3]
; if no wifi connection after 10 sec, blink red
if wifis==0 {
noWifi+=1
}
if noWifi>10 {
rBlink=2
}
>F
; every 100 ms
; blink red
if rBlink>0 {
spin(redP 1)
rBlink-=1
noWifi=0
} else {
spin(redP 0)
}
; blink green on data reception
; if smlv[2]==1 {
; spin(greenP 1)
; smlv[0]
; } else {
; spin(greenP 0)
; }
>W
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@<table><tbody>
<tr><th>L+G E450, data freq. (counters 1/60 Hz)</th>1/5 Hz<td></td></tr>
<tr><th>SM-ID</th><td>%smls[1]%</td></tr>
<tr><th>Date \& Time</th><td>%tstamp%</td></tr>
<tr><th>Uptime</th><td> %1upH% h</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Has anyone a guess what I’m doing wrong?
