This adapter uses Sentry libraries to automatically report exceptions and code errors to the developers. For more details and for information how to disable the error reporting see Sentry-Plugin Documentation! Sentry reporting is used starting with js-controller 3.0.
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The adapter connects to PvOutput.org. System-ID and API-key is used to establish the connection. Both needs to be configured on admin page. The system, status and statistical data for all configured systems are currently being read and displayed in data points. The generated energy can be uploaded to PvOutput.org permanantly.
For detailed information please have a look on pvoutput.org help
If you support pvoutput.org with a donation, additional features will be made available to you. At the moment these are not supported here in the adapter yet.
The adapter downloads three types of data
- System data
- Status data
- Statistic Data
To download data the adapter runs an adjustable cron job. The download frequency can be adjusted on admin page with "interval to read data [min]". Typically value for download frequency is 15 minutes, but no longer then 59 minutes.
The adapter retrieves system status information and live output data.
more on API documentation
Status data (or live data) includes all possible system data available for your system.
more on API documentation
The adapter retrieves system statisticial information.
more on API documentation
Data upload is only an option. If you upload data with other application like sbfspot then disable upload here in the adapter.
To upload live data / status data the adapter runs an adjustable cron job. The upload frequency can be adjusted on admin page with "interval to write data [min]". Typically value for upload frequency is 5 to 15 minutes, but no longer then 59 minutes.
The adapter provides a lot of datapoints in "upload" folder for every system. Only power or energy datapoint must be used. All others are optionally.
more on API documentation
Power and energy values can be derived from one another. When a system sends only power values the corresponding energy values are automatically calculated. Similarly when only energy values are sent, PVOutput will calculate the average power.
more on API documentation
The following values are valid for the Cumulative Flag. 1 = Energy Generation and Energy Consumption values are lifetime energy values. Consumption and generation energy is reset to 0 at the start of the day. 2 - Only Energy Generation generation is a lifetime energy value. 3 - Only Energy Consumption consumption is a lifetime energy value.
Default: 1
more on API documentation
The parameter when set to 1 will indicate that the power values passed are net export/import rather than gross generation/consumption. This option is used for devices that are unable to report gross consumption data. The provided import/export data is merged with existing generation data to derive consumption.
Default : unchecked
more on API documentation
At the end of the day a separate upload command will be executed. A lot of different data can be uploaded. These data are available as a Datapoint in upload-folder ofer every system. All of them are optionally.
more on API documentation
- please create issues at github if you find bugs or whish new features
- (René) see issue #289: test with nodejs@22
- (René) update dependencies
- (René) migration to jsonConfig
- (René) update dependencies
- (René) bug fixes based on adapter checker recommendation
- (René) change of dependencies
- (René) show cron status after job creation
- (René) dependencies updates
- (René) dependencies updates
- (René) dependencies updates
- (René) dependencies updates
- (René) dependencies updates
- (René) see issue #4 : bug fix negative temperatures
- (René) bug fix wrong date
- (René) bug fix WeatherConditions
- (René) bug fix EoD upload
- (René) WeatherConditions can be used directly from DasWetter adapter
- (René) WeatherConditions for upload end of the day (EoD) data added
- (René) write-Interval selectable out of 5, 10 or 15 minutes according PVOutput.org-specification
- (René) bug fix date string in write status and end of day data
- (René) change back from cron to interval
- (René) end of day data are written 1 hour after sunset
- (René) read and write data only when daylight as an option
- (René) datapoint added to show when data uploaded to pvoutput.org
- (René) changed to post requests
- (René) Upload live data and end-of-day
- (René) better error handling when receiving errors from server
- (René) CumulativeFlag and NetDataFlag added for upload service
- (René) IsActive per system added
- (René) write data to PvOutput.org added
- (René) change to cron
- (René) first official release
- (René) initial release
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