Show me with a picture in espeasy what values you get from the sensor.
Energy Dashboard (Build in)
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Re: Energy Dashboard (Build in)
This one is from the espeasy.
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on the device in Domoticz the value at the top is the current power W, the value below is the energy consumed for that day in KWh.
In your case, some script is needed because it is a pulse counter. For example, one pulse is equal to how many.
in my case I use this
In your case, some script is needed because it is a pulse counter. For example, one pulse is equal to how many.
in my case I use this
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Thanks for your help I made a mistake with the setting.
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PZEM are definitively NOT pulse counters, but do return values on serial port, when asked to do so by driver.
You should use https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... /P102.html driver and declare it as PZEM instead of pulse counter.
You should use https://espeasy.readthedocs.io/en/lates ... /P102.html driver and declare it as PZEM instead of pulse counter.
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I have used this one.
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Can you show me what settings you use for. Have you a different name or setting Count,Total and Time?mojso wrote: ↑Saturday 08 February 2025 13:22SendToHTTP,user:[email protected],8080,/json.htm?type=command¶m=udevice&idx=915&svalue=[S0#Power];[S0#Total]rron wrote: ↑Saturday 08 February 2025 12:25This call works with every virtual device except the electricity (instant +counter) and that is the one I need for the S0 setting in my energy dashboard.mojso wrote: ↑Friday 07 February 2025 18:11 try this way
[S0#Total] - is the value that espeasy got from the sensor
SendToHTTP,192.168.178.50,8080,/json.htm?type=command¶m=udevice&idx=915&svalue=[S0#Total]
Or this for Power and Energy
SendToHTTP,192.168.178.50,8080,/json.htm?type=command¶m=udevice&idx=915&svalue=[S0#Power];[S0#Total]
In my case work
but for p1 smart meter it will not work for that you need through a script
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The energy dashboard works fine if connected to a trusted network, however, when I log in remotely I only see zero's. Other variables display the correct values.
This looks like a security issue/setting, however looking through the settings and searching the forum hasn't given a solution (yet).
Anyone?
This looks like a security issue/setting, however looking through the settings and searching the forum hasn't given a solution (yet).
Anyone?
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The user you use to login remotely, does it have rights to see the sensors used by the dashboard?
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Re: Energy Dashboard (Build in)
As far as I can see. For instance, "pv power' has a value when I check in the utility tab, while it is zero in Dashboard, even no system time which I just enabled.
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Are you on latest 2024.7 beta as there non admin users are enabled to see energy dashboard https://github.com/domoticz/domoticz/bl ... istory.txt
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Yes I am on 2024.7 and yes I try with an admin user. A normal user does not show the menu indeed.
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Perhaps update to latest beta and try again.
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Re: Energy Dashboard (Build in)
hm, I will see if I can find time for that, propably needs some testing.
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I cant get the energy dashboard showing anything, i have added p1 meter, pv, battery and battery soc but it just showing zeros, not even the system time is showing as for jannl.
I am logged in as administrator in local network.
I am logged in as administrator in local network.
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Are you behind a proxy? Did you clear your browser cache? Try it in an incognito/private browser session.
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Also open your browsers development console (F12) dock it to the bottom, and open the console tab.
Maybe it displays some error messages?
Maybe it displays some error messages?
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Yes, it is behind an Nginx Proxy Manager and it actually works when i browse directly to http://192.168.1.61:8081/#/Energy. I don't know why i didn't try that.
Development console said "angular-websocket.js:127 WebSocket connection to 'ws://xx.xx.xx/json' failed: " and when I enable Websocket Support in NPM it starts working.
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Development console said "angular-websocket.js:127 WebSocket connection to 'ws://xx.xx.xx/json' failed: " and when I enable Websocket Support in NPM it starts working.
Thank you both!
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