No I updated my work Copper SB which is not rooted.
I’ve seen the message above from tronikos to not update when rooted. So my home Copper is still on version 6.4.32
Great. Thanks a lot:)
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@hesselonline hello hessel, works this only with wallbox or also with other brands of chargers? I have a Besen on my own where I search for a intergration.
Greetz Marcel NL
No, sorry, this is only for the Wallbox brand.
Is there any work on updating the mqtt-bridge to be compatible with v6.6?
Not by me. Best is to downgrade if you can. Otherwise you will have to make the changes yourself and send a PR.
Hello,
I have a Wallbox Copper SE. I have already rooted it and see all the data in MQTT Explorer. I would now like to control the wallbox via Node Red. However, I don’t have the appropriate input in Node Red to do this. Can someone give me a few tips on this.
Or can somebody send me his flow chart?
hi
have you a solution to use v6.6?
What kind of card or chart is that ?
What card are you using cause it looks really nice with these different and changing colors ?
Thanks
Would be nice to read at least the last 10 or 20 messages above the latest comment.
Just 3 comments above your comment you can find the answer.
And I will not post the answer here cause it is better that you do your job properly before asking what others have already asked for you and also replied.
If you wanna convince others that they should help you aka invest their time to help you then you should have done everything before you post such a message.
Also you will spend much time here ich you have already bought a Pulsar Plus Wallbox which can easily become a DIVA that will not run as expected.
Thanks
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That’s home wizard. It’s a third party app, not HA generated
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hello I didn’t mean to hurt you in any way. I read the messages carefully. Someone had the same problem as me, which is why I responded to his message to find out if he had found a solution. I am French, and my programming skills are limited so I am unable to program the solution. I understand that you recommend downgrading but as this affects a lot of people I hope that someone will find the solution. Isn’t the purpose of a forum to share solutions?
I don’t understand “change the code to subscribe to redis channels instead of reading from redis keys”
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I guess there is nobody who has the time or energy to rewrite the hole shebang, for now.
I would like to do it, but I don’t have the skills unfortunately.
Sorry,
but what are you expecting, if you do not look for or read the messages
Someone has asked the same question, he has gotten answer which says that you have to make the changes on your own.
Obviously no one else needs what you want so much that he or she is willing to invest spare time to do it.
That’s why I wondered cause having similiar issues I have read those 10 or 20 comments above and knew: no one is willing to do the job and right now I do not much care about wallbox cause my solution is working fine which means evcc is my ocpp master or manager for surplus energy charging. And that is working again after 1.30.13 had brought a fix which Wallbox could not do in time to repair their broken firmware which was never compliant to ocpp as advertised.
It is the app from ‘home-wizard’.
They have different energy measurement devices that integrate with HA and their own app.
I see now @#control-wallbox-modes :
enabled 0 or 1 enable or disable eco smart => Does that mean that API supports enabling and disabling the Eco mode?
Above mentioned ways to get a total added energy sensor for the wallbox are overcomplicating things. (Some called it a rolling sum, which in my opinions is something else entirely, because that would forget older data outside the rolling time window).
The Utility Meter, while originally intended to create periodically resetting values from a total, can also do the exact opposite. So if you have an added energy sensor that resets after each charge, utility meter can create a non resetting version from it by not specifying a reset cycle.
This will be way more accurate then using a Riemann sum integral from power sensors. Also remember to set periodically resetting to true.
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Replying to myself: I created a short test setup in Postman and can now remotely disable and enable the solar charging. This is the feature I need to get the wallbox do what I want ;-).
Let me see if I can add it the HA integration…
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