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solar edge meter #329

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frezeen opened this issue Sep 24, 2023 · 6 comments
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solar edge meter #329

frezeen opened this issue Sep 24, 2023 · 6 comments

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@frezeen
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frezeen commented Sep 24, 2023

how can i read meter SEMTR SolarEdge SE-MTR-3Y ??

i use this command:
./mbmd run -d solaredge:1@192.168.2.59:1502
and i have data from inverter, how can i read meter too?
i try everything but no solution

my meter is on modbus id 2 connected to inverter

@andig
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andig commented Sep 24, 2023

s/:1/:2/

@frezeen
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frezeen commented Sep 24, 2023

sorry but , what mean s/:1/:2/ ?

edit:
/mbmd run -a 192.168.2.59:1502 -d solaredge:1 -d solaredge:1.1

this work , i have meter readings too

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TRIROG commented Mar 3, 2024

s/:1/:2/

Can you provide some additional info for better understanding?

@SchumacherFM
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@TRIROG Just change the ID from 1 to 2 or from 2 to 1. Or try 3. If the ID isn't configured you get a timeout.
The meter is usually a subdevice of the inverter.

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TRIROG commented Mar 24, 2024

Was taking about syntax … to provide a complete example rather thanj ust a part …just for better understanding

@sicheste
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@TRIROG The s/:1/:2 means "replacing :1 with :2". This is for example used in the vi / vim text editor. The s is for substitute or search and replace, the / is just a delimiter (but could be any other alphanumeric symbol) and the :1 is the search pattern which will be replaced with the :2.

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