I defined two sensors in config.yaml:
Replace xxxxx with your own password and change IP to yours.
But I know that there are a few version of this page, so I am not sure this will work for you
regards
- platform: rest
resource: http://192.168.1.8/status.html
authentication: basic
username: admin
password: admin
unit_of_measurement: 'W'
value_template: '{{ value | regex_findall_index("var webdata_now_p = \"(\d+)\"")}}'
device_class: power
name: "Solis current power"
- platform: rest
resource: http://192.168.1.8/status.html
authentication: basic
username: admin
password: admin
unit_of_measurement: 'kWh'
value_template: '{{ value | regex_findall_index("var webdata_today_e = \"(\S+)\"")}}'
device_class: power
name: "Solis energy today"
Dear, o u get results?
as i dont
and did you upgrade device?
invalid config for [sensor.rest]: invalid template (TemplateSyntaxError: unexpected char ‘“’ at 32) for dictionary value @ data[‘value_template’]. Got ‘‘{{ value | regex_findall_index(“var webdata_now_p = “(\d+)””)}}’’. (See ?, line ?)
Mine PV was instaled October 2020, so I didn’t upgrade any firmware.
I suppose it could be the matter of your enviroment.
What kind of instalatian have you?
Mine is HA OS on t630 terminal.
I have such parameters:
version
core-2021.3.2
installation_type
Home Assistant OS
dev
false
hassio
true
docker
true
virtualenv
false
python_version
3.8.7
os_name
Linux
os_version
5.4.99
arch
x86_64
timezone
Europe/Warsaw
What has happen if you on terminal console put such commend:
curl ‘http://admin:[email protected]/status.html’ | grep ‘var webdata_now’
Of course replace xxxxx with password
I have managed to make a direct modbus connection and can get all the normal stats. Just having issues with reading and writing to the read/write registries so I can control it for community energy projects.
@kirpat You can duplicate the sensor, and get other fields, this is what I use:
sensor:
- platform: rest
resource: http://192.168.1.52/status.html
authentication: basic
username: admin
password: XXXX
unit_of_measurement: 'W'
value_template: '{{ value | regex_findall_index("var webdata_now_p = \"(\d+)\"")}}'
device_class: power
name : Solis
- platform: rest
resource: http://192.168.1.52/status.html
authentication: basic
username: admin
password: XXXX
unit_of_measurement: 'kWh'
value_template: '{{ value | regex_findall_index("var webdata_today_e = \"(.+)\"")}}'
device_class: power
name : Panels today
scan_interval: 300
At night the inverter has no power and does not respond. You can take a look here, user @shawly has created a proxy that can provide default responses when the target rest server is offline:
i have purplerubik inverter and wifi stick.
if any body got software update for it.
installed version MW_08_A501_1.17
and at bottom of page webversion 1.0.19
thanks
To mak sure, did you replace my IP adres http://192.168.1.8 with yours?
As I can see it shold be http://192.168.1.122?
And of course admin is your username and xxxxx your password.
But now I see it could be cause of bad quotation of punctuation curl 'http://admin:[email protected]/status.html' | grep 'var webdata_now'
I didn’t notice that the editor replace this marks…
@sd_dracula hi there, I am using the Solis 5G but working on connecting to it using Modbus rather then HTTP/TCP. I can read all the normal stats but have not quite cracked being able to change settings with HA yet.
