SDM 630 v2 MID

[atryda22]

Hello

First of all, thanks for a great job :-) I am using your project to read two meters: Orno WE517 and SDM 630 . My SDM meter is a version called SDM 630 V2 Modbus. He has many more registers than in your project (exactly 86). I tried to change the sdm.go file myself, but as you probably guessed it, no effect ;-) But the good news is that I haven't broken anything, so your project is immune to such manipulation ;-) There are also several other variations of this meter, such as MT with multiple tariffs. Would there be a chance to expand the project with such versions?

greetings atryda22

[andig]

Would be happy to accept a pr.

[lbort]

I have the same meter, and already started working with it a bit. I am new to go however, and some input would be good.

My status is:

• I have a working hardware setup, meter connected to 3 phases of house, modbus connected to raspberry pi via TCP.
• I also have a working go environment, and managed to compile the current version.
• Changing sdm.go also partly worked. I tried to guess some variable names, and that worked:

ApparentPowerL1: 0x0012, // apparent power L1
ApparentPowerL2: 0x0014, // apparent power L2
ApparentPowerL3: 0x0016, // apparent power L3
ReactivePowerL1: 0x0018, // reactive power L1
ReactivePowerL2: 0x001A, // reactive power L2
ReactivePowerL3: 0x001C, // reactive power L3 

I realized that those names are defined somehow in meters/measurements.go, and are shown in assets/index.html, but adding completely new variables failed. What I tried was:

1. add line PhaseAngleL1: 0x0024, in sdm.go
2. add line PhaseAngleL1 and PhaseAngleL1: {"Phase Angle L1", "°"}, in measurements.go (just below the existing lines for "PhaseAngle", l. 142 and l. 238 respectively)
3. change line 363 in index.html to <td class="col-2" v-if="pop(m.PhaseAngleL1)">${ m.PhaseAngleL1 }</td> <td class="col-2" v-else>&mdash;</td>

There are no compile errors, but also no numbers are plotted in live view. I suppose it is somehow related to the "enumer" thing mentionend in measurement.go line 23, and the measurement_enumer.go file. This is something I did not understand so far. Could someone help me with adding completely new variables? If it works, I will implement that nicely for all registers and can provide a PR.