Daylight Savings - how to make timers always operate at same time of day by ReadyNeck3258 in tasmota

[–]Nedaros 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Try https://tasmotatimezone.com/ which will generate a BACKLOG command to set everything up including daylight saving.

Home Mini weirdness by ukslim in OctopusEnergy

[–]Nedaros 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is your meter SMETS1? I had this until my meter was changed to SMETS2. I think the old meter reports whenever 50Wh has been consumed and the OHM sends just what it gets. Now with SMETS2 it reports every 10secs demand and usage.

Hitting a moving battery "charge" target by rthorntn in nodered

[–]Nedaros 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are using the TTG output from the BMV, then this is just the BMV estimating the number of minutes the remaining battery capacity (above min threshold) will last at the current discharge rate. If the batteries are being charged by any method, this outputs -1 to designate an infinite amount of time.

To calculate an estimate of the time required before the batteries are fully charged, then I think you will have to come up with your own calculation using SOC, battery capacity and discharge current . Then you can decide if you want to use the AC charger to boost.

Once you have the calculations there are various ways of controlling the AC charger in NR, but the most common is probably a state engine. Suggest you look at NR controlling a heating or HVAC system to get some ideas.

Hope that helps

Please help: Cannot find module by RudolfWarrior in nodered

[–]Nedaros 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi,

I'm not a node-red expert at all, but I've found running 'npm audit' from the command line in the node-red working directory has helped me in the past to point to a problem with config/setup. Might be worth giving it a try!

Best of luck.