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voltronic-cli/bin/skymax.bak
voltronic-cli/bin/skymax
voltronic-cli/test/
CMakeFiles
CMakeCache.txt
cmake_install.cmake
Makefile
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FROM debian:stretch
RUN apt update && apt install -y \
curl \
git \
build-essential \
cmake \
jq \
mosquitto-clients
ADD sources/ /opt/
ADD config/ /etc/skymax/
RUN cd /opt/voltronic-cli && \
mkdir bin && cmake . && make
WORKDIR /opt
ENTRYPOINT ["/bin/bash", "/opt/voltronic-mqtt/entrypoint.sh"]
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## A Docker based Home Assistant interface for Voltronic Solar Inverters
This project [was derived](https://github.com/leithhobson/skymax-demo-Original) from the 'skymax' [C based monitoring application](https://skyboo.net/2017/03/monitoring-voltronic-power-axpert-mex-inverter-under-linux/) designed to take the monitoring data from Voltronic, Axpert, Mppsolar PIP, Voltacon, Effekta, and other branded OEM Inverters and send it to a Home Assistant MQTT server for ingestion...
The program can also receive commands from Home Assistant (via MQTT) to change the state of the inverter remotely.
By remotely setting values via MQTT you can for example, change the power mode to '_solar only_' during the day, but then change back to '_grid mode charging_' for your AGM batteries in the evenings - But if it's raining (based on data from your weather station), Set the charge mode to `PCP02` _(Charge based on 'Solar and Utility')_...
The program is designed to be run in a Docker Container, and can be deployed on a lightweight SBC next to your Inverter (i.e. an Orange Pi Zero running Arabian), and read data via the RS232 or USB ports on the back of the Inverter.
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{
"server": "10.16.10.5",
"port": "1883",
"topic": "homeassistant",
"devicename": "voltronic"
}
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#This is the settings file, all comment lines should start with a hash mark.
# The device to read from...
# Use: /dev/ttyS0 if you have a serial device or /dev/hidraw0 if you're connecting via USB.
device=/dev/ttyS0
# How many times per hour is the program going to run...
# This is used to calculate the PV & Load Watt Hours between runs...
# If unsure, leave as default - it will run every minute...
# (120 = every 30 seconds)...
run_interval=120
# This allos you to modify the amperage in case the inverter is giving an incorrect
# reading compared to measurement tools. Normally this will remain '1'
amperage_factor=1.0
# This allos you to modify the wattage in case the inverter is giving an incorrect
# reading compared to measurement tools. Normally this will remain '1'
watt_factor=1.01
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version: '2'
services:
voltronic-mqtt:
build: .
container_name: voltronic-mqtt
privileged: true
restart: always
volumes:
- ./config/:/etc/skymax/
devices:
# - "/dev/mem:/dev/mem"
# USB Port Mapping
- /dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb:rwm
- /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0:rwm
- /dev/ttyUSB1:/dev/ttyUSB1:rwm
# Serial Port Mapping...
- /dev/ttyS0:/dev/ttyS0
- /dev/ttyS1:/dev/ttyS1
- /dev/ttyS2:/dev/ttyS2
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CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED(VERSION 2.6)
PROJECT("skymax")
set (CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "-O2 --std=c++0x ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS}")
file(GLOB SOURCES *.cpp)
ADD_EXECUTABLE(bin/skymax ${SOURCES})
target_link_libraries(bin/skymax -lpthread)
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skymax
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This project was forked from manio/skymax-demo on git since it allows me to query my
own Axpert solar inverter. A company in Taiwan called Voltronic sells a hardware plat-
form used in many different brands of inverter. My brand just happens to be one of
those Voltronic clones so all the same commands apply.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
compilation / running
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(You will need cmake, make and gcc already installed. Use apt-get to get them)
Sample build/compilation procedure:
$ git clone https://github.com/nrm21/skymax-demo
$ cd skymax-demo
$ mkdir out
$ cd out
$ cmake ..
$ make
Then you need to get the real hidraw device name (probably hidraw0):
$ dmesg | grep hidraw
and then run the program like this (assuming it is located in '/opt/skymax/out' dir):
$ /opt/skymax/out/skymax
The program will run once, it will spit out values it receives from the inverter in
JSON format and exits. It was intended to be run by telegraf using the exec plugin
every 15 seconds, and that output data will be imported into an InfluxDB instance
where it can be easily graphed by grafana (or some other "TIG or TICK stack"-like
software suite).
The program can also be made to send raw commands to the inverter if you choose:
$ /opt/skymax/out/skymax -r POP00 # set utility output mode
$ /opt/skymax/out/skymax -r POP02 # set SBU output mode
$ /opt/skymax/out/skymax -r PCP00 # set utility charging mode
$ /opt/skymax/out/skymax -r PCP03 # set solar only charging mode
etc...
These commands can of course be scripted and put into a cron job to run them at a
certain time of day/week as well (say, every morning at 8am switch to solar charging
mode only and SBU output mode).
See this protocol manual for more commands that can be sent:
http://forums.aeva.asn.au/uploads/293/HS_MS_MSX_RS232_Protocol_20140822_after_current_upgrade.pdf
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// @author iain
#include <algorithm>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "inputparser.h"
// This class simply finds cmd line args and parses them for use in a program.
// It is not posix compliant and wont work with args like: ./program -xf filename
// You must place each arg after its own seperate dash like: ./program -x -f filename
InputParser::InputParser (int &argc, char **argv)
{
for (int i=1; i < argc; ++i)
this->tokens.push_back(std::string(argv[i]));
}
const std::string& InputParser::getCmdOption(const std::string &option) const
{
std::vector<std::string>::const_iterator itr;
itr = std::find(this->tokens.begin(), this->tokens.end(), option);
if (itr != this->tokens.end() && ++itr != this->tokens.end())
{
return *itr;
}
static const std::string empty_string("");
return empty_string;
}
bool InputParser::cmdOptionExists(const std::string &option) const
{
return std::find(this->tokens.begin(), this->tokens.end(), option)
!= this->tokens.end();
}
std::vector <std::string> tokens;
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// inputparser.h
// @author iain
#ifndef INPUTPARSER_H
#define INPUTPARSER_H
#include <vector>
class InputParser
{
std::vector <std::string> tokens;
public:
InputParser (int &argc, char **argv);
const std::string& getCmdOption(const std::string &option) const;
bool cmdOptionExists(const std::string &option) const;
};
#endif // ___INPUTPARSER_H
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#include <algorithm>
#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string>
#include <thread>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "main.h"
#include "inputparser.h"
#include "tools.h"
bool debugFlag = false;
cSkymax *ups = NULL;
atomic_bool ups_status_changed(false);
atomic_bool ups_qmod_changed(false);
atomic_bool ups_qpiri_changed(false);
atomic_bool ups_qpigs_changed(false);
atomic_bool ups_cmd_executed(false);
// ---------------------------------------
// Global configs read from 'skymax.conf'
string devicename;
int runinterval;
float ampfactor;
float wattfactor;
// ---------------------------------------
void attemptAddSetting(int *addTo, string addFrom)
{
try
{
*addTo = stof(addFrom);
}
catch (exception e)
{
cout << e.what() << '\n';
cout << "There's probably a string in the settings file where an int should be.\n";
}
}
void attemptAddSetting(float *addTo, string addFrom)
{
try
{
*addTo = stof(addFrom);
}
catch (exception e)
{
cout << e.what() << '\n';
cout << "There's probably a string in the settings file where a floating point should be.\n";
}
}
void getSettingsFile(string filename)
{
try
{
string fileline, linepart1, linepart2;
ifstream infile;
infile.open(filename);
while(!infile.eof())
{
getline(infile, fileline);
size_t firstpos = fileline.find("#");
if(firstpos != 0 && fileline.length() != 0) // Ignore lines starting with # (comment lines)
{
size_t delimiter = fileline.find("=");
linepart1 = fileline.substr(0, delimiter);
linepart2 = fileline.substr(delimiter+1, string::npos - delimiter);
if(linepart1 == "device")
devicename = linepart2;
else if(linepart1 == "run_interval")
attemptAddSetting(&runinterval, linepart2);
else if(linepart1 == "amperage_factor")
attemptAddSetting(&ampfactor, linepart2);
else if(linepart1 == "watt_factor")
attemptAddSetting(&wattfactor, linepart2);
else if(linepart1 == "watt_factor")
attemptAddSetting(&wattfactor, linepart2);
else
continue;
}
}
infile.close();
}
catch (...)
{
cout << "Settings could not be read properly...\n";
}
}
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
// Reply1
float voltage_grid;
float freq_grid;
float voltage_out;
float freq_out;
int load_va;
int load_watt;
int load_percent;
int voltage_bus;
float voltage_batt;
int batt_charge_current;
int batt_capacity;
int temp_heatsink;
float pv_input_current;
float pv_input_voltage;
float pv_input_watts;
float pv_input_watthour;
float load_watthour = 0;
float scc_voltage;
int batt_discharge_current;
char device_status[9];
// Reply2
float grid_voltage_rating;
float grid_current_rating;
float out_voltage_rating;
float out_freq_rating;
float out_current_rating;
int out_va_rating;
int out_watt_rating;
float batt_rating;
float batt_recharge_voltage;
float batt_under_voltage;
float batt_bulk_voltage;
float batt_float_voltage;
int batt_type;
int max_grid_charge_current;
int max_charge_current;
int in_voltage_range;
int out_source_priority;
int charger_source_priority;
int machine_type;
int topology;
int out_mode;
float batt_redischarge_voltage;
// Get command flag settings from the arguments (if any)
InputParser cmdArgs(argc, argv);
const string &rawcmd = cmdArgs.getCmdOption("-r");
if(cmdArgs.cmdOptionExists("-h") || cmdArgs.cmdOptionExists("--help"))
{
return print_help();
}
if(cmdArgs.cmdOptionExists("-d"))
{
debugFlag = true;
}
lprintf("SKYMAX: Debug set");
// Get the rest of the settings from the conf file
if( access( "./skymax.conf", F_OK ) != -1 ) { // file exists
getSettingsFile("./skymax.conf");
} else { // file doesn't exist
getSettingsFile("/etc/skymax/skymax.conf");
}
bool ups_status_changed(false);
ups = new cSkymax(devicename);
if (!rawcmd.empty())
{
ups->ExecuteCmd(rawcmd);
// We can piggyback on either GetStatus() function to return our result, it doesn't matter which
printf("Reply: %s\n", ups->GetQpiriStatus()->c_str());
}
else // No command being sent so just run normally
{
ups->runMultiThread();
while (true)
{
lprintf("SKYMAX: Start loop");
// If inverter mode changes print it to screen
if (ups_status_changed)
{
int mode = ups->GetMode();
if (mode)
lprintf("SKYMAX: %d", mode);
ups_status_changed = false;
}
// Once we receive all queries print it to screen
if (ups_qmod_changed && ups_qpiri_changed && ups_qpigs_changed)
{
ups_qmod_changed = false;
ups_qpiri_changed = false;
ups_qpigs_changed = false;
int mode = ups->GetMode();
string *reply1 = ups->GetQpigsStatus();
string *reply2 = ups->GetQpiriStatus();
if (reply1 && reply2)
{
// Parse and display values
sscanf(reply1->c_str(), "%f %f %f %f %d %d %d %d %f %d %d %d %f %f %f %d %s", &voltage_grid, &freq_grid, &voltage_out, &freq_out, &load_va, &load_watt, &load_percent, &voltage_bus, &voltage_batt, &batt_charge_current, &batt_capacity, &temp_heatsink, &pv_input_current, &pv_input_voltage, &scc_voltage, &batt_discharge_current, &device_status);
sscanf(reply2->c_str(), "%f %f %f %f %f %d %d %f %f %f %f %f %d %d %d %d %d %d - %d %d %d %f", &grid_voltage_rating, &grid_current_rating, &out_voltage_rating, &out_freq_rating, &out_current_rating, &out_va_rating, &out_watt_rating, &batt_rating, &batt_recharge_voltage, &batt_under_voltage, &batt_bulk_voltage, &batt_float_voltage, &batt_type, &max_grid_charge_current, &max_charge_current, &in_voltage_range, &out_source_priority, &charger_source_priority, &machine_type, &topology, &out_mode, &batt_redischarge_voltage);
// There appears to be a discrepancy in actual DMM measured current vs what the meter is
// telling me it's getting, so lets add a variable we can multiply/divide by to adjust if
// needed. This should be set in the config so it can be changed without program recompile.
if (debugFlag) {
printf("SKYMAX: ampfactor from config is %.2f\n", ampfactor);
printf("SKYMAX: wattfactor from config is %.2f\n", wattfactor);
}
pv_input_current = pv_input_current * ampfactor;
// It appears on further inspection of the documentation, that the input current is actually
// current that is going out to the battery at battery voltage (NOT at PV voltage). This
// would explain the larger discrepancy we saw before.
pv_input_watts = (scc_voltage * pv_input_current) * wattfactor;
// Calculate watt-hours generated per run interval period (given as program argument)
pv_input_watthour = pv_input_watts / (3600 / runinterval);
// Only calculate load watt-hours if we are in battery mode (line mode doesn't count towards money savings)
if (mode == 4)
load_watthour = (float)load_watt / (3600 / runinterval);
// Print as JSON (output is expected to be use by telegraf to send to influxdb)
printf("{\n");
printf("\"Inverter_mode\":%d,\n", mode);
printf("\"AC_grid_voltage\":%.1f,\n", voltage_grid);
printf("\"AC_grid_frequency\":%.1f,\n", freq_grid);
printf("\"AC_out_voltage\":%.1f,\n", voltage_out);
printf("\"AC_out_frequency\":%.1f,\n", freq_out);
printf("\"PV_in_voltage\":%.1f,\n", pv_input_voltage);
printf("\"PV_in_current\":%.1f,\n", pv_input_current);
printf("\"PV_in_watts\":%.1f,\n", pv_input_watts);
printf("\"PV_in_watthour\":%.4f,\n", pv_input_watthour);
printf("\"SCC_voltage\":%.4f,\n", scc_voltage);
printf("\"Load_pct\":%d,\n", load_percent);
printf("\"Load_watt\":%d,\n", load_watt);
printf("\"Load_watthour\":%.4f,\n", load_watthour);
printf("\"Load_va\":%d,\n", load_va);
printf("\"Bus_voltage\":%d,\n", voltage_bus);
printf("\"Heatsink_temperature\":%d,\n", temp_heatsink);
printf("\"Battery_capacity\":%d,\n", batt_capacity);
printf("\"Battery_voltage\":%.2f,\n", voltage_batt);
printf("\"Battery_charge_current\":%d,\n", batt_charge_current);
printf("\"Battery_discharge_current\":%d,\n", batt_discharge_current);
printf("\"Load_status_on\":%c,\n", device_status[3]);
printf("\"SCC_charge_on\":%c,\n", device_status[6]);
printf("\"AC_charge_on\":%c,\n", device_status[7]);
printf("\"Battery_recharge_voltage\":%.1f,\n", batt_recharge_voltage);
printf("\"Battery_under_voltage\":%.1f,\n", batt_under_voltage);
printf("\"Battery_bulk_voltage\":%.1f,\n", batt_bulk_voltage);
printf("\"Battery_float_voltage\":%.1f,\n", batt_float_voltage);
printf("\"Max_grid_charge_current\":%d,\n", max_grid_charge_current);
printf("\"Max_charge_current\":%d,\n", max_charge_current);
printf("\"Out_source_priority\":%d,\n", out_source_priority);
printf("\"Charger_source_priority\":%d,\n", charger_source_priority);
printf("\"Battery_redischarge_voltage\":%.1f\n", batt_redischarge_voltage);
printf("}\n");
delete reply1;
delete reply2;
// Do once and exit instead of loop endlessly
lprintf("SKYMAX: All queries complete, exiting using goto");
break;
}
}
sleep(1);
}
}
// Cleanup
if (ups)
delete ups;
return 0;
}
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#ifndef ___MAIN_H
#define ___MAIN_H
#include <atomic>
#include "skymax.h"
extern bool debugFlag;
extern atomic_bool ups_status_changed;
extern atomic_bool ups_qmod_changed;
extern atomic_bool ups_qpiri_changed;
extern atomic_bool ups_qpigs_changed;
#endif // ___MAIN_H
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#include <fcntl.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "skymax.h"
#include "tools.h"
#include "main.h"
cSkymax::cSkymax(std::string devicename)
{
device = devicename;
status1[0] = 0;
status2[0] = 0;
mode = 0;
}
string *cSkymax::GetQpigsStatus()
{
m.lock();
string *result = new string(status1);
m.unlock();
return result;
}
string *cSkymax::GetQpiriStatus()
{
m.lock();
string *result = new string(status2);
m.unlock();
return result;
}
void cSkymax::SetMode(char newmode)
{
m.lock();
if (mode && newmode != mode)
ups_status_changed = true;
mode = newmode;
m.unlock();
}
int cSkymax::GetMode()
{
int result;
m.lock();
switch (mode)
{
case 'P': result = 1; break; // Power_On
case 'S': result = 2; break; // Standby
case 'L': result = 3; break; // Line
case 'B': result = 4; break; // Battery
case 'F': result = 5; break; // Fault
case 'H': result = 6; break; // Power_Saving
default: result = 0; break; // Unknown
}
m.unlock();
return result;
}
bool cSkymax::query(const char *cmd)
{
time_t started;
int fd;
int i = 0, n;
fd = open(this->device.data(), O_RDWR | O_NONBLOCK); // device is provided by program arg (usually /dev/hidraw0)
if (fd == -1)
{
lprintf("Skymax: Unable to open device file (errno=%d %s)", errno, strerror(errno));
sleep(10);
return false;
}
// Generating CRC for a command
uint16_t crc = cal_crc_half((uint8_t*)cmd, strlen(cmd));
n = strlen(cmd);
memcpy(&buf, cmd, n);
lprintf("SKYMAX: Current CRC: %X %X", crc >> 8, crc & 0xff);
buf[n++] = crc >> 8;
buf[n++] = crc & 0xff;
buf[n++] = 0x0d;
// Send a command
write(fd, &buf, n);
time(&started);
// Instead of using a fixed size for expected response length, lets find it
// by searching for the first returned <cr> char instead.
char *startbuf = 0;
char *endbuf = 0;
do
{
// According to protocol manual, it appears no query should ever exceed 150 byte size in response
n = read(fd, (void*)buf+i, 120 - i);
if (n < 0)
{
if (time(NULL) - started > 8) // Wait 8 secs before timeout
{
lprintf("SKYMAX: %s read timeout", cmd);
break;
}
else
{
usleep(10);
continue;
}
}
i += n;
startbuf = (char *)&buf[0];
endbuf = strchr(startbuf, '\r');
//lprintf("SKYMAX: %s Current buffer: %s", cmd, startbuf);
} while (endbuf == NULL); // Still haven't found end <cr> char as long as pointer is null
close(fd);
int replysize = endbuf - startbuf + 1;
lprintf("SKYMAX: Found <cr> at byte: %d", replysize);
if (buf[0]!='(' || buf[replysize-1]!=0x0d)
{
lprintf("SKYMAX: %s: incorrect start/stop bytes. Buffer: %s", cmd, buf);
return false;
}
if (!(CheckCRC(buf, replysize)))
{
lprintf("SKYMAX: %s: CRC Failed! Reply size: %d Buffer: %s", cmd, replysize, buf);
return false;
}
buf[replysize-3] = '\0'; // Null-terminating on first CRC byte
lprintf("SKYMAX: %s: %d bytes read: %s", cmd, i, buf);
lprintf("SKYMAX: %s query finished", cmd);
return true;
}
void cSkymax::poll()
{
int n,j;
while (true)
{
// Reading mode
if (!ups_qmod_changed)
{
if (query("QMOD"))
{
SetMode(buf[1]);
ups_qmod_changed = true;
}
}
// Reading QPIGS status
if (!ups_qpigs_changed)
{
if (query("QPIGS"))
{
m.lock();
strcpy(status1, (const char*)buf+1);
m.unlock();
ups_qpigs_changed = true;
}
}
// Reading QPIRI status
if (!ups_qpiri_changed)
{
if (query("QPIRI"))
{
m.lock();
strcpy(status2, (const char*)buf+1);
m.unlock();
ups_qpiri_changed = true;
}
}
sleep(5);
}
}
void cSkymax::ExecuteCmd(const string cmd)
{
// Sending any command raw
if (query(cmd.data()))
{
m.lock();
strcpy(status2, (const char*)buf+1);
m.unlock();
}
}
uint16_t cSkymax::cal_crc_half(uint8_t *pin, uint8_t len)
{
uint16_t crc;
uint8_t da;
uint8_t *ptr;
uint8_t bCRCHign;
uint8_t bCRCLow;
uint16_t crc_ta[16]=
{
0x0000,0x1021,0x2042,0x3063,0x4084,0x50a5,0x60c6,0x70e7,
0x8108,0x9129,0xa14a,0xb16b,0xc18c,0xd1ad,0xe1ce,0xf1ef
};
ptr=pin;
crc=0;
while(len--!=0)
{
da=((uint8_t)(crc>>8))>>4;
crc<<=4;
crc^=crc_ta[da^(*ptr>>4)];
da=((uint8_t)(crc>>8))>>4;
crc<<=4;
crc^=crc_ta[da^(*ptr&0x0f)];
ptr++;
}
bCRCLow = crc;
bCRCHign= (uint8_t)(crc>>8);
if(bCRCLow==0x28||bCRCLow==0x0d||bCRCLow==0x0a)
bCRCLow++;
if(bCRCHign==0x28||bCRCHign==0x0d||bCRCHign==0x0a)
bCRCHign++;
crc = ((uint16_t)bCRCHign)<<8;
crc += bCRCLow;
return(crc);
}
bool cSkymax::CheckCRC(unsigned char *data, int len)
{
uint16_t crc = cal_crc_half(data, len-3);
return data[len-3]==(crc>>8) && data[len-2]==(crc&0xff);
}
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#ifndef ___SKYMAX_H
#define ___SKYMAX_H
#include <thread>
#include <mutex>
using namespace std;
class cSkymax
{
unsigned char buf[1024]; //internal work buffer
char status1[1024];
char status2[1024];
char mode;
std::string device;
std::mutex m;
void SetMode(char newmode);
bool CheckCRC(unsigned char *buff, int len);
bool query(const char *cmd);
uint16_t cal_crc_half(uint8_t *pin, uint8_t len);
public:
cSkymax(std::string devicename);
void poll();
void runMultiThread()
{
std::thread t1(&cSkymax::poll, this);
t1.detach();
}
string *GetQpiriStatus();
string *GetQpigsStatus();
int GetMode();
void ExecuteCmd(const std::string cmd);
};
#endif // ___SKYMAX_H
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#include <mutex>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <string>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include "main.h"
#include "tools.h"
std::mutex log_mutex;
void lprintf(const char *format, ...)
{
// Only print if debug flag is set, else do nothing
if (debugFlag) {
va_list ap;
char fmt[2048];
//actual time
time_t rawtime;
struct tm *timeinfo;
time(&rawtime);
timeinfo = localtime(&rawtime);
char buf[256];
strcpy(buf, asctime(timeinfo));
buf[strlen(buf)-1] = 0;
//connect with args
snprintf(fmt, sizeof(fmt), "%s %s\n", buf, format);
//put on screen:
va_start(ap, format);
vprintf(fmt, ap);
va_end(ap);
//to the logfile:
static FILE *log;
log_mutex.lock();
log = fopen(LOG_FILE, "a");
va_start(ap, format);
vfprintf(log, fmt, ap);
va_end(ap);
fclose(log);
log_mutex.unlock();
}
}
int print_help()
{
printf("USAGE: skymax [-r <raw command>] | [-h | --help]\n\n");
printf("RAW COMMAND EXAMPLES (see protocol manual for complete list):\n");
printf("Set output source priority POP00 (Utility first)\n");
printf(" POP01 (Solar first)\n");
printf(" POP02 (SBU)\n");
printf("Set charger priority PCP00 (Utility first)\n");
printf(" PCP01 (Solar first)\n");
printf(" PCP02 (Solar and utility)\n");
printf(" PCP03 (Solar only)\n");
printf("Set other commands PEa / PDa (Enable/disable buzzer)\n");
printf(" PEb / PDb (Enable/disable overload bypass)\n");
printf(" PEj / PDj (Enable/disable power saving)\n");
printf(" PEu / PDu (Enable/disable overload restart)\n");
printf(" PEx / PDx (Enable/disable backlight)\n");
return 1;
}
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#ifndef ___TOOLS_H
#define ___TOOLS_H
#define LOG_FILE "/dev/null"
void lprintf(const char *format, ...);
int print_help();
#endif // ___TOOLS_H
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#!/bin/bash
export TERM=xterm
# Init the mqtt server for the first time...
bash /opt/voltronic-mqtt/mqtt-init.sh
# Run the MQTT Subscriber process in the background (so that way we can change the configuration on the inverter from home assistant)
/opt/voltronic-mqtt/mqtt-subscriber.sh &
# execute exactly ever minute...
watch -n 30 /opt/voltronic-mqtt/mqtt-push.sh # > /dev/null 2>&1
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#!/bin/bash
#
# Simple script to register the MQTT topics when the container starts for the first time...
MQTT_SERVER=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.server' -r`
MQTT_PORT=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.port' -r`
MQTT_TOPIC=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.topic' -r`
MQTT_DEVICENAME=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.devicename' -r`
registerTopic () {
mosquitto_pub \
-h $MQTT_SERVER \
-p $MQTT_PORT \
-t "$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/"$MQTT_DEVICENAME"_$1/config" \
-m "{
\"name\": \""$MQTT_DEVICENAME"_$1\",
\"unit_of_measurement\": \"$2\",
\"state_topic\": \"$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/"$MQTT_DEVICENAME"_$1\",
\"icon\": \"mdi:$3\"
}"
}
registerInverterRawCMD () {
mosquitto_pub \
-h $MQTT_SERVER \
-p $MQTT_PORT \
-t "$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/$MQTT_DEVICENAME/config" \
-m "{
\"name\": \""$MQTT_DEVICENAME"\",
\"state_topic\": \"$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/$MQTT_DEVICENAME\"
}"
}
registerTopic "Inverter_mode" "" "mdi-solar-power" # 1 = Power_On, 2 = Standby, 3 = Line, 4 = Battery, 5 = Fault, 6 = Power_Saving, 7 = Unknown
registerTopic "AC_grid_voltage" "V" "mdi-power-plug"
registerTopic "AC_grid_frequency" "Hz" "mdi-current-ac"
registerTopic "AC_out_voltage" "V" "mdi-power-plug"
registerTopic "AC_out_frequency" "Hz" "mdi-current-ac"
registerTopic "PV_in_voltage" "V" "mdi-solar-panel-large"
registerTopic "PV_in_current" "A" "mdi-solar-panel-large"
registerTopic "PV_in_watts" "W" "mdi-solar-panel-large"
registerTopic "PV_in_watthour" "Wh" "mdi-solar-panel-large"
registerTopic "SCC_voltage" "V" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Load_pct" "%" "mdi-brightness-percent"
registerTopic "Load_watt" "W" "mdi-chart-bell-curve"
registerTopic "Load_watthour" "Wh" "mdi-chart-bell-curve"
registerTopic "Load_va" "VA" "mdi-chart-bell-curve"
registerTopic "Bus_voltage" "V" "mdi-details"
registerTopic "Heatsink_temperature" "" "mdi-details"
registerTopic "Battery_capacity" "%" "mdi-battery-outline"
registerTopic "Battery_voltage" "V" "mdi-battery-outline"
registerTopic "Battery_charge_current" "A" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Battery_discharge_current" "A" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Load_status_on" "" "mdi-power"
registerTopic "SCC_charge_on" "" "mdi-power"
registerTopic "AC_charge_on" "" "mdi-power"
registerTopic "Battery_recharge_voltage" "V" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Battery_under_voltage" "V" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Battery_bulk_voltage" "V" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Battery_float_voltage" "V" "mdi-current-dc"
registerTopic "Max_grid_charge_current" "A" "mdi-current-ac"
registerTopic "Max_charge_current" "A" "mdi-current-ac"
registerTopic "Out_source_priority" "" "mdi-grid"
registerTopic "Charger_source_priority" "" "mdi-solar-power"
registerTopic "Battery_redischarge_voltage" "V" "mdi-battery-negative"
# Add in a separate topic so we can send raw commands from assistant back to the inverter via MQTT (such as changing power modes etc)...
registerInverterRawCMD
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#!/bin/bash
pushMQTTData () {
MQTT_SERVER=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.server' -r`
MQTT_PORT=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.port' -r`
MQTT_TOPIC=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.topic' -r`
MQTT_DEVICENAME=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.devicename' -r`
mosquitto_pub \
-h $MQTT_SERVER \
-p $MQTT_PORT \
-t "$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/"$MQTT_DEVICENAME"_$1" \
-m "$2"
}
INVERTER_DATA=`timeout 10 /opt/voltronic-cli/bin/skymax`
#####################################################################################
Inverter_mode=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Inverter_mode' -r`
[ ! -z "$Inverter_mode" ] && pushMQTTData "Inverter_mode" "$Inverter_mode"
AC_grid_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.AC_grid_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$AC_grid_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "AC_grid_voltage" "$AC_grid_voltage"
AC_grid_frequency=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.AC_grid_frequency' -r`
[ ! -z "$AC_grid_frequency" ] && pushMQTTData "AC_grid_frequency" "$AC_grid_frequency"
AC_out_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.AC_out_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$AC_out_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "AC_out_voltage" "$AC_out_voltage"
AC_out_frequency=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.AC_out_frequency' -r`
[ ! -z "$AC_out_frequency" ] && pushMQTTData "AC_out_frequency" "$AC_out_frequency"
PV_in_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.PV_in_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$PV_in_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "PV_in_voltage" "$PV_in_voltage"
PV_in_current=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.PV_in_current' -r`
[ ! -z "$PV_in_current" ] && pushMQTTData "PV_in_current" "$PV_in_current"
PV_in_watts=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.PV_in_watts' -r`
[ ! -z "$PV_in_watts" ] && pushMQTTData "PV_in_watts" "$PV_in_watts"
PV_in_watthour=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.PV_in_watthour' -r`
[ ! -z "$PV_in_watthour" ] && pushMQTTData "PV_in_watthour" "$PV_in_watthour"
SCC_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.SCC_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$SCC_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "SCC_voltage" "$SCC_voltage"
Load_pct=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Load_pct' -r`
[ ! -z "$Load_pct" ] && pushMQTTData "Load_pct" "$Load_pct"
Load_watt=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Load_watt' -r`
[ ! -z "$Load_watt" ] && pushMQTTData "Load_watt" "$Load_watt"
Load_watthour=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Load_watthour' -r`
[ ! -z "$Load_watthour" ] && pushMQTTData "Load_watthour" "$Load_watthour"
Load_va=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Load_va' -r`
[ ! -z "$Load_va" ] && pushMQTTData "Load_va" "$Load_va"
Bus_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Bus_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Bus_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Bus_voltage" "$Bus_voltage"
Heatsink_temperature=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Heatsink_temperature' -r`
[ ! -z "$Heatsink_temperature" ] && pushMQTTData "Heatsink_temperature" "$Heatsink_temperature"
Battery_capacity=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_capacity' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_capacity" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_capacity" "$Battery_capacity"
Battery_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_voltage" "$Battery_voltage"
Battery_charge_current=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_charge_current' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_charge_current" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_charge_current" "$Battery_charge_current"
Battery_discharge_current=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_discharge_current' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_discharge_current" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_discharge_current" "$Battery_discharge_current"
Load_status_on=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Load_status_on' -r`
[ ! -z "$Load_status_on" ] && pushMQTTData "Load_status_on" "$Load_status_on"
SCC_charge_on=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.SCC_charge_on' -r`
[ ! -z "$SCC_charge_on" ] && pushMQTTData "SCC_charge_on" "$SCC_charge_on"
AC_charge_on=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.AC_charge_on' -r`
[ ! -z "$AC_charge_on" ] && pushMQTTData "AC_charge_on" "$AC_charge_on"
Battery_recharge_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_recharge_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_recharge_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_recharge_voltage" "$Battery_recharge_voltage"
Battery_under_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_under_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_under_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_under_voltage" "$Battery_under_voltage"
Battery_under_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_under_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_under_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_under_voltage" "$Battery_under_voltage"
Battery_bulk_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_bulk_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_bulk_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_bulk_voltage" "$Battery_bulk_voltage"
Battery_float_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_float_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_float_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_float_voltage" "$Battery_float_voltage"
Max_grid_charge_current=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Max_grid_charge_current' -r`
[ ! -z "$Max_grid_charge_current" ] && pushMQTTData "Max_grid_charge_current" "$Max_grid_charge_current"
Max_charge_current=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Max_charge_current' -r`
[ ! -z "$Max_charge_current" ] && pushMQTTData "Max_charge_current" "$Max_charge_current"
Out_source_priority=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Out_source_priority' -r`
[ ! -z "$Out_source_priority" ] && pushMQTTData "Out_source_priority" "$Out_source_priority"
Charger_source_priority=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Charger_source_priority' -r`
[ ! -z "$Charger_source_priority" ] && pushMQTTData "Charger_source_priority" "$Charger_source_priority"
Battery_redischarge_voltage=`echo $INVERTER_DATA | jq '.Battery_redischarge_voltage' -r`
[ ! -z "$Battery_redischarge_voltage" ] && pushMQTTData "Battery_redischarge_voltage" "$Battery_redischarge_voltage"
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#!/bin/bash
MQTT_SERVER=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.server' -r`
MQTT_PORT=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.port' -r`
MQTT_TOPIC=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.topic' -r`
MQTT_DEVICENAME=`cat /etc/skymax/mqtt.json | jq '.devicename' -r`
while read rawcmd;
do
echo "Incoming request send: [$rawcmd] to inverter."
/opt/voltronic-cli/bin/skymax -r $rawcmd;
done < <(mosquitto_sub -h $MQTT_SERVER -p $MQTT_PORT -t "$MQTT_TOPIC/sensor/$MQTT_DEVICENAME" -q 1)