Pysma ignores comma as decimal separator about pysma

[DavidMenting]

You're right, that was the case (my Home Assistant was polling the inverter at the same time).

It is probably of no use any more, but I'm posting the output of example.py nonetheless.

DEBUG:pysma:{"result": {"0156-76BC9163": {"6100_0046C200": {"1": [{"val": 18}]}, "6400_00543A00": {"1": [{"val": 0}]}, "6180_08214800": {"1": [{"val": [{"tag": 307}]}]}, "6100_00543100": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6100_40463600": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6400_00260100": {"1": [{"val": 149471}]}, "6100_40463700": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6400_00462400": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6100_00464900": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6100_00464A00": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6100_40263F00": {"1": [{"val": 18}]}, "6400_00262200": {"1": [{"val": 4}]}, "6400_00462500": {"1": [{"val": null}]}, "6100_00465700": {"1": [{"val": 4999}]}, "6400_0046C300": {"1": [{"val": 149471}]}, "6100_00464800": {"1": [{"val": 23645}]}}}}
DEBUG:pysma:voltage_l1	= 236.45 V
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor voltage_l2: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor voltage_l3: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor grid_power_supplied: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor grid_power_absorbed: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor grid_total_yield: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor grid_total_absorbed: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
DEBUG:pysma:Sensor current_consumption: No successful value decoded yet: {'1': [{'val': None}]}
               grid_power             18 W
                frequency          49.99 Hz
               voltage_l1         236.45 V
               voltage_l2
               voltage_l3
                 pv_power             18 W
             pv_gen_meter        149.471 kWh
              total_yield        149.471 kWh
              daily_yield              4 Wh
      grid_power_supplied
      grid_power_absorbed
         grid_total_yield
      grid_total_absorbed
      current_consumption
        total_consumption            0.0 kWh
                   status            307 

[kellerza]

It should be in pysma, as it converts the text to a number...

[kellerza]

@DavidMenting can you post the output of example.py or give the specific key that gives this incorrect value?

I added some unit tests and would like to include your case, but the examples I have from my the inverter does not send a decimal separator

[DavidMenting]

I'd like to have responded earlier, but the dark winter days haven't been the best for solar inverter tinkering. Today I had a go as the winter sun is shining. I couldn't get example.py to run, as it can't get a session ID.
ERROR:pysma:Could not start session, Session ID expected [result.sid], got {'result': {'sid': None}}

Any value that has a comma as decimal separator shows up in Home Assistant incorrectly, for example key 6380_40451F00_0 (String A voltage). A value of 304,00 V is converted to 30400 and then displayed as 30400.00 V in Home Assistant.

On the login page I'm greeted with a language selection box. Could it be possible for pysma to force that to English and then retrieve the values? In that case the decimal format should always be correct.

[kellerza]

No worries. If it's just voltage the new release should have you covered here. It seems like some sensors have other "multipliers" and it'snot really a regional setting.

Feel free to open again if not solved in the next release of HASS (likely 0.86)

[kellerza]

You probably got the example.py error since you are trying to log in twice with the same user

[kellerza]

Your voltage and frequency is correct with the latest version