Hello, I made this step-by-step guide to configuring DTU Hoimiles, I hope it helps.
This step-by-step guide works for all DTUs; in my case, it was the W100 Gen 2 DTU, just follow the steps.
Let’s go through the steps.
- Configure your MQTT if it’s not already configured, or install it if you don’t have it. Mine looked like this:
MQTT
http://homeassistant.local:8123/hassio/addon/core_mosquitto/info In the lower corner, Add-ons Store
Install it and go to settings.
Click the 3 dots in the upper corner Edit with yaml `
logins:
- username: Vinicius #Create your chosen username
password: 12345 # Create a password require_certificate: false
certfile: fullchain.pem
keyfile: privkey.pem
customize:
active: false
folder: mosquitto
Save this because we will need it.
In the graphical interface, the ports used by MQTT must be open in the Firewall, and I opened them in the Router as UTP TCP. I opened inbound and outbound ports 1883, 1884, 8883, 8884 so that MQTT can communicate with the programs.
Save and start MQTT.
- Install the Hoymiles DTU Solar: Home Assistant Add-on. There are two, one stable and one unstable.
I installed both.
Installing the Hoymiles DTU Solar: Home Assistant Add-on
Follow the step-by-step instructions in the documentation on how to install it or use the Android app Fing. After installing, go to settings >
Log in to your DTU W100 and get the IP address it is operating from >
Now set a password, as the default is admin - admin.
Suppose the password is admin password 123456
Hoymiles DTU Solar Adjustment: Home Assistant Add-on
Configurações.yaml in the 3 dots at the top
dtu:
host: 192.168.100.? #IP of your W100 DTU
port: 10081 # Port always open, port 10081
username: admin #Username you set on the DTU
password: 123456 #Username you set on the DTU
app: {}
app_mode_active: {}
app_mode_passive: {}
mqtt:
broker: 192.168.100.? # MQTT IP is the same as your Home Assistant
port: 1883
username: Vinicius # Name you chose in MQTT
password: 12345 # Password you chose in your MQTT
MQTT IP is the same as your HA uses EX> http://< Your IP>l:8123/
Repeat the steps installing the same add-on because one version is stable and the other is not, and I don’t know which one is working because one programmer stopped and another continued. It won’t cause a conflict, it will just be another useless addition to your HA. It’s just that one works and the other doesn’t. >
Repeat the steps above in settings and just copy and paste the configuration.yml file.
Now let’s move on to the second program.
I installed both as well because it’s the same thing with the first one, one is stable and the other doesn’t work. >
Install [hoymiles/stable at master · dmslabsbr/hoymiles · GitHub]
Screenshot 2024-11-171111111 111556|690x373
Go to settings >>>
3 top dots on how to edit settings.yml
Setings:
HOYMILES_USER: Viniciusmbs # Username used to log in to your plant
HOYMILES_PASSWORD: 12345 # Username used to log in to your plant
HOYMILES_PLANT_ID: "67??" # Final ID of your plant
Read_meter_data: true
External_MQTT_Server: true
MQTT_Host: 192.168.100.??? # Your MQTT IP address is the same as your Home Assistant IP address
MQTT_User: vinicius # Username created for your MQTT
MQTT_Pass: 123456 # Password created for your MQTT
MQTT_TLS: false
MQTT_TLS_PORT: "8883"
DEVELOPERS_MODE: false
LOG_LEVEL: INFO
LOG_TO_FILE: false
FILE_PATH: hoymiles.log
Your plant number and password are located at https://global.hoymiles.com/platform/home
The plant number is at
https://global.hoymiles.com/platform/station/view/detail?id=???? << Plant number
HOYMILES_USER: Viniciusmbs # Username used to log in. on your plant HOYMILES_PASSWORD: 12345 # Username used to log in to your plant
HOYMILES_PLANT_ID: “67??” # Final ID of your plant
…
Save and start the add-on.
Follow the same steps with the same add-on as the first one; copy and paste the configuration.yaml from the first one, but in this documentation:
!
To access the data:
Go to http://homeassistant.local:8123/config/integrations/integration/mqtt
http://homeassistant.local:8123/config/devices/device/187ea61d0800ff1237c5fdfbaa204453
There you will find the sensors; just create your card. I used this card.
If you did this, you
If you want to see more:
