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[Request] Hide inverter values in the live view if no inverter is configured #1365
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Reasonable. We can do that.
Nope. That's an insanely complex feature with settings and stuff for a very few users.
There are side-projects just for that. Maybe one of them fits your needs? |
Great! I'll wait patiently...
Yes, understandable. I'm sure not many users have this issue
That's a good tip. I'll have a look for it Thanks a lot! |
i wonder, why you not simply use tasmota for your usecase. you could use one tasmota device to read out your smartmeter, publish the needed readings via mqtt, like a lot of users do. (and you could get a lot more readings out of your smartmeter, compared to opendtu)
this can be done with tasmota, too. you can use one tasmota device with display, let it listen to all needed mqtt topics and create your very own visuilization. idk but thats what i would do. to remove inverter from live view and hide radio information, if no radio chip is configured, makes sense, somehow. anyway, @schlimmchen these changes (hide in live view and hide radios) would be part of the upstream, wouldn't they? |
@huey84 just wanted changes to the life view. I would not want to change the system info / config pages. @schlimmchen I would not hide the RF config flags in case it is not configured. These were added so the average user can easily detect mis-configurations. |
Excuse me?
No, of course not. OpenDTU is essentially worthless without a radio interface. OpenDTU-OnBattery can actually do interesting things even when not talking to inverters.
Who said that? What I meant was that we should not only remove the totals from the live view when no inverter is configured, but also until a working radio is configured. |
no offense. So, I don’t know if one must put time and effort into integrating such functions into openDTU, too. As, at least for me, openDTU is a great device to communicate with and control inverters. |
Hello everyone, if I had known what I would trigger with my question, I would not have asked it. Everything works perfectly and the changes are not necessary. It was just an idea! Why not Tasmota? Lack of time... I had an ESP with openDTU OnBattery left over from summer, hooked it up to my smart meter and it's been working perfectly ever since. It was that simple... But thanks for the tip. That gives me a little project for Christmas ;o) |
@schlimmchen I got the wrong assumption reading it on the small print mobile device 🤓 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
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Describe the solution you'd like
As the radio conditions in my house are very difficult, I have an OpenDTU-OnBattery, which is only used to read out a smart meter (SDM630). The data is then distributed via MQTT. Since no inverter is configured, it would be nice if the associated display could be hidden in the live view.
AND:
It would also be helpful if the “Gesamtertrag ...” could be called up in the live view via an MQTT broker. What for? I have several OpenDTU-OnBattery in use, which send their data to a broker. The sum of the services could then be displayed on a single DTU. This way you could easily get a cheap total display.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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