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If you know of a way to help, simplify or improve something I am doing, then feel free to raise an Issue ticket!

Also if you don't understand something I am doing or need help again raise a ticket.

Look into setting up Rhasspy for 100% local Voice Assistant to replace Google / Alexa devices to retain 100% of the voice traffic.

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/rhasspy-offline-voice-assistant-toolkit/60862
https://github.com/synesthesiam/rhasspy
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/rhasspy-offline-voice-control-step-by-step-server-client-docker/154015

Hi Wills106!

This is not an issue per-se. Just wanted to say a massive thank you for opensourcing your config - especially your solax yaml. I wanted to buy you a ko-fi, but I'm unable to pay through PayPal - please ping me an email if there's anything else I can do to show my appreciation.

Cheers

Jamie

Great work,
Nothing happens when I change Work Mode, Charger max current, Discharge max and Min capacity.
Also I cant find the Load/Generator register.
Using solax_x1_hybrid_g3_triplepower.yaml on a X1-Hybrid G3 HV-5.0T

Not an issue really but just a note, since I can't add a comment.

I have an X1 Hybrid with Pocket Wi-Fi and pulling data via the /?optType=ReadRealTimeData endpoint. This returns JSON - 200 parameters.

I was hoping that these would line up with what you've documented here, for the X3, but sadly not the case.

I can't find any documentation yet about most of these values and while I've picked out some key ones (string 1 power, string 2 power, battery SoC), there's many which are very confusing.

I'm also looking for a way to set the % max battery SoC for overnight charging via API as well - this will be key in the summer months.

I'm aware of the following endpoints but no documentation anywhere.

?optType=ReadRealTimeData
?optType=ReadSetData
?optType=BatteryMinEnergy&BatteryMinEnergyValue={{{payload}}}&
?optType=SolarChargerUseMode&SolarChargerUseModeValue={{{payload}}}&
?optType=Password&PasswordValue={{{password}}}
?optType=ActivePowerLimit&PasswordValue={{{password}}}&ActivePowerLimitValue={{{payload}}}

Cheers, and any feedback welcome. Oh, and port 502 isn't open on the Pocket Wi-Fi.

I am curious about using Schedy to give better? Heating control and make it more flexible and adapt to my location etc.

Obviously I need to get working device trackers.

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/heaty-will-die-schedy-be-born/71276
https://hass-apps.readthedocs.io/en/stable/apps/schedy/index.html

Hi.

Many thanks for sharing your HA configuration, it is an valuable reference to me in my Home Assistant journey.

There were changes to the modbus platform in 2021.7.0+, which have caused problems with your SolaX X1 configuration working. I have been using this for some time and was the trigger for my Home Assistant usage.

I have modified the modbus config at packages/solax_x1_hybrid_g3_group_read.yaml, using this as my guide. You may have already resolved this in your config and not updated it here yet, but thought I'd add it for others who may draw inspiration from your configs!

modbus:
  name: SolaX
  type: tcp # Comment out for RS485
  host: !secret inverter_ip # Comment out for RS485
  port: 502 # Comment out for RS485
  timeout: 5

  sensors:
    # Holding Registers
    - name: SolaX Group h1
      address: 139
      count: 19
      data_type: custom
      structure: ">19H"
      scan_interval: 2

    - name: SolaX Group h2
      address: 180
      count: 8
      data_type: custom
      structure: ">8H"
      scan_interval: 2

    # Input Registers
    - name: SolaX Group i1
      address: 0
      input_type: input
      count: 30
      data_type: custom
      structure: ">H2h5Hh3Hh7H3hHh5H"

    - name: SolaX Group i2
      address: 70
      input_type: input
      count: 14
      data_type: custom
      structure: ">2h10HI"

sensor:
  - platform: template
    sensors:
      # SolaX Group H1
      solax_charger_use_mode:
        friendly_name: "SolaX Charger Use Mode"
        value_template: "{{ states('sensor.solax_group_h1').split(',')[0] }}"
#and so on#

As the rest of the sensors are derived from the 4 groups, the holding ones (h1 and h2) certainly work, I've not tried the input ones yet as I don't (yet) automate overnight charging of the battery. That's a project for another day.