nmakel

> The "Not a valid unit id - 112, ignoring!!" errors I actually get constantly. It might have something to do with the fact that there seems to be something...

> I will share the Janitza implementation when I get around to it :-). Please do!

> @nmakel : what are your thoughts about integrating my code with your project? Thanks for posting your working example. I'll have a look at the differences and perhaps I...

> @djmoonshine: my code is attached, it is heavily based on this project, but not yet integrated so that you can for example select in the config file the type...

@jonesPD, please also share your configuration file. @djmoonshine, while the battery modbus traffic might be reflected if you do not have proper termination resistors on the RS485 bus, there shouldn't...

> > @jonesPD, please also share your configuration file. > > It should be part of the janitza.zip file in my earlier post. Otherwise it will take a few days...

> I had wierd issues and since I use battery storage with my Solaredge inverter having a constant and reliable connection was very important i finally ended up buying a...

> Work in progress. So far the inverter reports a power of 0 W. > > @nmakel what is the smallest set of values which have to be provided? L2*...

Check [this reply](https://github.com/nmakel/solaredge_meterproxy/issues/29#issuecomment-1942402173) for a sample of data which seem to work. Note the energy values which are in kWh. As for the minimum number of values required, check the...

Looks like this should work. Have you grabbed the latest version from github? A commit from 10 days ago, which isn't in the pypi release yet, should have fixed this....