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Script doesn't stick to the amp limit #9
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Please also consider including the script "Running instance count" in your control GUI to give you instant feedback that the script has been triggered. 1=script is running, 0=script not running. https://github.com/flashg1/TeslaSolarCharger#dashboard-tesla-solar-charger-control
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If it is any consolation, I use the automation to charge my car everyday and have not encountered any issues. There are a few things you need to be aware of,
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This showed the charging current was not set on startup, ie. charger was already turned on and charging at whatever current before you started the script. This is to allow the "Charge from grid" feature. The script will only change the current when there is a change in the available solar electricity. |
Interesting! Didn't know that! I've made an automation that notifies me when it changes to zero... EDIT: Made the following automation that should keep the script alive. Feel free to check it for errors!
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ah okay... I think I know what went wrong then... |
This morning somehow the script stopped adapting the amps.
In the log below you can see that the script changed the amps at 10:15, did a couple of refreshes afterwards but nothing past that until I restarted the automation at 11:46.
After restarting the automation I now noticed that the car is charging at 13A while the limit in de script is set to 12A (due to the issue mentioned in #4.
In 2 weeks I'm getting my MCU1 replaced by the newer MCU2. After that we can rule out the fact that the issue lies there.
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