Soldato
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Really. Cool. I’ll try my synology creds. Thank you. I never consider that!
I use the Sonoff Zigbee 3 stick. I had random issues with the Conbee 2 but the Sonoff has been rock solid.
Thanks, as I want to use HA to collect temperature data rather than automate the home the running costs are a big factor. With a Pi4 drawing 5W, so let's say 10W at the plug allowing for an inefficient power supply... the cheapness of a second hand device still saves enough to cover the energy usage I guessI can't remember if it is fanless or not, it's really slim so I assume it's not. It's rated at 35w so over a month, roughly 26kWh if maxed. For the Coral, I have the USB version which took about 8 months to actually get it.
Just curious what issues you've had with the conbee2?
Glad you got it sorted - apologies, that's what I thought you meant originally - missed the docker part. I must confess I've never quite grasped Docker myself - I know it's meant to make everything easy, but seems to introduce more complexity to me - like above!Ok, i'm rolling. Gave up using the docker terminal from within DSM...just enabled ssh on the nas and now i'm in. Running the scripts to get hacs installed and there's no zip on a synloogy, just 7z. More googling to work out how to do that and gave up.
In the end this thread solved it for me. I could manually download the hacs zip and reading the scripts workled out where they should be extracted to.
https://www.synology-forum.nl/firmware-algemeen/error-unzip-is-not-installed-via-ssh-op-ds/15/ I ca't understand a word of Dutch.
Glad you got it sorted - apologies, that's what I thought you meant originally - missed the docker part. I must confess I've never quite grasped Docker myself - I know it's meant to make everything easy, but seems to introduce more complexity to me - like above!
Anyway, you're away!
Anyway, you're away!
There a few different ways of doing this. Cloudflare or DucKDNS seem the most popular.Is anyone exposing HA over the internet without the 60 quid a year sub?
Is anyone exposing HA over the internet without the 60 quid a year sub?
Ok, how do I get my solar generation numbers into pvoutput?
Publishing solar production data to pvoutput.org from Home Assistant
PVOutput is a website in which you can share your solar production data. Home Assistant is an open source home automation solution that can be run in Raspberry Pi among other options. Sharing photo…javiermugueta.blog
I've followed that and then I get to step 4. I feel step 4 and 5 need several more steps as for a n00b like me i'm completely lost.
Hi John,Ok, how do I get my solar generation numbers into pvoutput?
Publishing solar production data to pvoutput.org from Home Assistant
PVOutput is a website in which you can share your solar production data. Home Assistant is an open source home automation solution that can be run in Raspberry Pi among other options. Sharing photo…javiermugueta.blog
I've followed that and then I get to step 4. I feel step 4 and 5 need several more steps as for a n00b like me i'm completely lost.
## Solar Output to PV Output
shell_command:
pvoutputcurl: >
curl -d "d={{now().strftime("%Y%m%d")}}"
-d "t={{now().strftime("%H:%M")}}"
-d "v1={{ (states('sensor.pv_energy_today') | float * 1000) | int }}"
-d "v2={{ states('sensor.pv_power') }}"
-d "v6={{ states('sensor.grid_voltage') }}"
-H "X-Pvoutput-SystemId: MY SYSTEM ID"
-H "X-Pvoutput-Apikey: MY API KEY IN HERE"
https://pvoutput.org/service/r2/addstatus.jsp
Yeah I know it's almost certainly me! Just never had the time to dig in/get my head around it - maybe partly as it's solving a problem I don't have, everything runs flawlessly as it is for me! One day I'll get a quiet moment - however today I'm adding all the Home Assistant sensors/controls for our new Tesla! Absolutely amazing range of controls/sensors it has for HA!Docker is pretty amazing. I'm not really a fan of docker terminal, but when you have something like unraid where it's implemented really well, it makes it so easy to use. I have 30 or more containers running now it’s brilliant.
Yeah I know it's almost certainly me! Just never had the time to dig in/get my head around it - maybe partly as it's solving a problem I don't have, everything runs flawlessly as it is for me! One day I'll get a quiet moment - however today I'm adding all the Home Assistant sensors/controls for our new Tesla! Absolutely amazing range of controls/sensors it has for HA!
Thank you. Apologies got stuff going on in here and in the solar thread.Hi John,
No worries - probably the quickest way is to just add it to your configuration.yaml file. Do you know where this is? (I can walk you through if not).
Below is what I have in my configuration.yaml file - just paste it right at the bottom and change the bits in caps to your ID and API Key
Code:## Solar Output to PV Output shell_command: pvoutputcurl: > curl -d "d={{now().strftime("%Y%m%d")}}" -d "t={{now().strftime("%H:%M")}}" -d "v1={{ (states('sensor.pv_energy_today') | float * 1000) | int }}" -d "v2={{ states('sensor.pv_power') }}" -d "v6={{ states('sensor.grid_voltage') }}" -H "X-Pvoutput-SystemId: MY SYSTEM ID" -H "X-Pvoutput-Apikey: MY API KEY IN HERE" https://pvoutput.org/service/r2/addstatus.jsp
Ok start with the silly questions - are you inserting your correct ID and API in above? (Just checking you're not copying and pasting directly!)Copied your bits and no luck.
So changed the sensors and still get the errors
This is from the PVOutput icon under intergrations.
Retrying setup: PVOutput has no data available
My Shell Command
## Solar Output to PV Output
shell_command:
pvoutputcurl: >
curl -d "d={{now().strftime("%Y%m%d")}}"
-d "t={{now().strftime("%H:%M")}}"
-d "v1={{ (states('sensor.powerwall_site_import') | float * 1000) | int }}"
-d "v2={{ states('sensor.powerwall_solar_now') }}"
-d "v6={{ states('sensor.powerwall_site_now') }}"
-H "X-Pvoutput-SystemId: ID"
-H "X-Pvoutput-Apikey: API"
https://pvoutput.org/service/r2/addstatus.jsp