Thank you so much. Had tried that but it didn’t show when i searched only on “SMA”, but when I tried “SMA dev” it showed up.
Chose “(eg Tripower X)” alternative but can’t get in. Used the ip-adress on my local network. Used the user password for the Tripower X given to me by the installer. It shouldn’t be my login to the SMA account and app right?
I realise I tried that yesterday and it didn’t work. I think I miss the user name information from my installer. I will contact them. Thank you for the support. I will update when I’ve tried with the right user name.
I’ve now got the username from the installer and after some different tests I finally made it through the integration to HA. Thank you for the support! I’ll probably come back with more stupid qustions when the sun is up and I can check data.
I guess you read my post before I succeded and edited the post. I needed to use https://192.168.1.31 to get it to answer and then I could test my credentials succesfully. Then the addition was straight forward.
This integration is the only one (partly) working for my new SMA PV-System.
With ha-pysmaplus I successful got access to SMA Sunny Homemanager 2.0 and Sunny Tripower X 25.
Only my Sunny Island 8.0H cannot be integrated (timeout).
Connection over a Browser is working, connection with Sunny Explorer via Speedwire is also successful established and communication is not encrypted.
TCP and UDP Server on Port 502 are ON…
What can I do/how can I help to solve this problem and improve your solution?!
The integration has grown significantly in recent weeks. The integration should now support almost all SMA devices, as a speedwire support had been added.
Four interface types are now supported (more information in the faq):
Speedwire
Energy Meter
Devices of the webconnect generation
Devices of EnnexOS based devices.
New Features:
The biggest change concerns ennexOS-based devices.
I turned out that the ennexOS-based devices not only provide information about themselves, but also partly about the plant (Plant:1). In my case, the Tripower X even provides the information from the Energy Meter (Sunny Home Manager 2).
It is now supported if several Energy Meters (SHM, EM2) are active in the network.
The update speed of the sensors is now configurable.
For enneox-OS based devices, I have built in an option to set the Power Limit “WMaxOut”.
Logger: pysmaplus.device_speedwire
Quelle: runner.py:190
Erstmals aufgetreten: 13:35:27 (852 Vorkommnisse)
Zuletzt protokolliert: 14:52:50
Sensors total total_yield Old Value: 47783.404 New values: 47783.407 Overwrite: True
Sensors total total_yield Old Value: 47783.415 New values: 47783.418 Overwrite: True
Sensors today daily_yield Old Value: 51314 New values: 51322 Overwrite: True
Sensors total total_yield Old Value: 47783.426 New values: 47783.429 Overwrite: True
Sensors total total_yield Old Value: 47783.437 New values: 47783.44 Overwrite: True