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No GoSungrow command #117
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Hi, I know it’s not immediately obvious but there are a few thing you need to do before you can get this running on Home Assistant:
Why all the convolution? Well, I’m not the author of this site so I don’t really know but, at a guess:
In essence, the “hack” works like this:
There are still some wrinkles involving AppKeys and picking the correct URL for where your inverter is logging its data but, once that’s all sorted out, it (mostly) starts working. That’s all covered in the last part of the Gist.
Hope this helps. |
Thanks mate. Highly appreciated. It got the GoSungrow running now. I run it in a VM on Windows Server. The next step I am stuck is the HA's Energy Dashboard. How do I get those sensors running like sensor.gosungrow_virtual_XXXXXXXXXXXXXX_grid_to_load_energy ? Any help would be appreciated. Cheers :) |
Sorry. Can't help you with that bit. You'll have to hope someone else with more experience chimes in to answer that bit. In my own case, I just use the compiled binary running on a Mac (nothing to do with Home Assistant). Once a day a cron job fires to invoke GoSungrow to download "yesterday's" data at 5-minute resolution for the 12 metrics I need. I'm essentially continuing a time-series for an older SolaX inverter. I load the results of the GoSungrow fetch into an SQLite database. That's all I need and as far as I go. If I want to know what the Sungrow inverter is up to "now", I just use the iSolarCloud app. |
There is no GoSungrow command available on HA Supervisor. Couldn't locate it through a find as well.
Thanks
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