Ziga Mahkovec

A few updates here that might enable setting mode and backup reserve without physical access. Tesla is now promoting the Tesla Pros app on the gateway web login page. I...

@BJReplay interesting, I didn't need to flip the switch after restarting the app (this is on iOS and with GW2). The flow I used: kill and reopen the app (already...

> @zigam Where do I sore the request.bin file to run the command? @ejbatts the updated process for `/tedapi` investigation is here: https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard/discussions/392

This was the case for PW2 as well, with a backup switch (i.e. no gateway) one of the Powerwalls is designated a "site controller" and acts as the gateway, with...

@pbburkhalter you'll have to run these commands while on the `TeslaPW_xxx` wifi network. The ip address on that network will likely be 192.168.91.1.

Those responses are actually expected because auth was not provided and the second one requires a POST. This is the one that will hopefully work: ``` # Full gateway password...

Great! The next step would be an actual RPC call. Goes without saying that this is uncharted territory, so proceed at your own risk :) Download [request.bin.txt](https://github.com/jrester/tesla_powerwall/files/13353587/request.bin.txt), rename it to...

@pbburkhalter what's the error? I think the other way to investigate the protocol would be to install a debugging proxy on the phone and capture Tesla Pros traffic. This is...

@pbburkhalter right but these curl requests are replaying what the Tesla Pros app does. So if they don't work for you, you'd have to inspect the requests that the app...

> curl: (6) Could not resolve host: application Ah, that looks like a shell issue with the single quotes. Try this: ``` curl -k -H "Content-Type: application/octet-string" -u Tesla_Energy_Device:$GW_PWD --data-binary...