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Because this morning my old smaspot2210 version suddenly stopped to reach the SMA inverter by speedwire, I had to change to the most recent version, where I could specify the IP address. This version finds the inverter and reads the data. I noticed that in the spot file there are some differences in the columns: Old:
New:
The additional leading columns after the time stamp with device name, type and serial prevents the correct reading by my monitoring software (SolarAnalyzer). Is there a possibility to tweak the CSV content? |
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dear GeStenZ, the spot format that you refer to as "old SMAspot2210" dates back to version 2.2.y, which was released before <<2014, there is no option to configure the csv-contents === format 2.2.10 (or . . ) kr sillie |
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The difference between good/bad behaviour is this:
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It seems you have an ip_address=0.0.0.0 in your config. If your inverter has a static ip address, it's better (faster) to specify that in the config. Can't tell you why your inverter doesn't respond to the identification request, but something must have been changed in your network (just a guess) This identification routine has been changed a few times since your ancient version, so I recommend using the latest SBFspot. |
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Finally, good news: With the ExtendedHeader setting and enabling WebboxHeader, the csv is compatible with my old version.