Thanks for the greetings
I appreciate for you letting this stay here!coulomb wrote: ↑Mon, 14 Oct 2019, 08:08 We have a separate topic for the GE/GK/MG models. But since this is a protocol issue, and the protocols are more or less uniform across the models, I'm happy to let this post stay in this topic.
I know that there is a GK thread, but there is not much going on, and since you talk here about protocols, I thought I may put it here.
I tried this with multiple variations of the values, but with no luck.
I run the solution from ned-kelly https://github.com/ned-kelly/docker-vol ... eassistant (thank you for your work!)
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root@orgor:~# docker exec -it voltronic-mqtt /opt/inverter-cli/bin/inverter_poller -d -1 -r MUCHGC020
Mon Oct 14 06:23:43 2019 INVERTER: Debug set
Mon Oct 14 06:23:43 2019 INVERTER: Current CRC: F3 F1
Mon Oct 14 06:23:43 2019 INVERTER: cmd: MUCHGC020
Mon Oct 14 06:23:43 2019 INVERTER: buf2: MUCHGC020
Mon Oct 14 06:23:45 2019 INVERTER: MUCHGC020 reply size (7 bytes)
Mon Oct 14 06:23:45 2019 INVERTER: MUCHGC020: 7 bytes read: (NAK
Mon Oct 14 06:23:45 2019 INVERTER: MUCHGC020 query finished
Reply: NAK
If you also say, that these commands are correct, I need to beef up some cpp wisdom of mine.
Also thank you for your help with the commands, since I am stuck with original firmware, I will see what parameters I can use while keeping the Pylontech protocol running.
I am running the Pylontech batteries that come with a serial interface to monitor the BMS and react accordingly. I thought this combination was a good fit, but since the reaction voltages you describe, are still for lead acid batteries, I start to question the integration level from MPP solar here...
Sadly many parameters (2, 26, 27, 29) are locked to certain values if you select PYL as battery type.
So I started by changing parameter 12 to 49V to get to the 2V difference you mentioned. I hope this gets me somewhere.