John Blance
John Blance
Not really ideal to spam data at a serial port - if it's in use for other things it could cause problems The udev naming can use a script as...
I still think this is the wrong approach - you are better to use udev rules (and base it off physical path if you have multiple) If you are worried...
but the cable is always in the same physical port, so you can use that in udev to create an unchanging symlink
Yes hidraw will be random. But the actual physical port that the cable is on is the same and you can write udev rules to create a new device based...
alternatively you need to tell it what type of port you are using, eg `$ mpp-solar -p /dev/inverter -c QPI --porttype serial`
in powermon code
Looking at the docs Im surprised you get a response at all Can you post the output of a debug run so I can see the raw response and see...
your port `COM5:` is identifying as a BLE port (due to the `:`) either remove the semi-colon and/or add `--porttype=serial` (or whatever type is connected to COM5) PS I have...
post a debug looks like mqtt auth settings are incorrect
I've got this working in powermon code, I'll see if I can backport to mppsolar (but i might not be able to easily) ```python ➜ /workspaces/powermon (master) $ powermon -C...