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i copied the fix from solarsynkv3 and applied it to my fork (https://github.com/cpether/Home-Assistant---E-Linter-Logger---Sunsynk), so this should be working again if anyone wants it.

@-cK- is there a guide anywhere for this? i actually bought an RS485 converter a while back but have never got round to setting it up. looks like now might be the time to do it!

i was getting warnings when using that field that node-RED had deprecated it, that why i changed it to "use". Just hadn't updated the request correctly to use POST. I've committed a fix now.

Here's a fork of Gary's repo with the new authentication flow included. It's working for me, but let me know if anyone sees any issues. GitHubGitHub - cpether/Home-Assistant---E-Linter-Logger---SunsynkContribute to cpether/Home-Assistant---E-Linter-Logger---Sunsynk development by creating an account on GitHub.

Apparently, sunsynk changed how they do authentication (https://www.facebook.com/groups/571819024654208/permalink/1413766933792742/), altho i can't find details of the change anywhere. It's broken for me as well.

Hey @Gary Waterworth, I was wondering why you don't create any sensors to track what you're exporting to the grid? Is this not something you look at? Using v1 i added some which get the data from "sensor.sunsynk_grid.etotalTo" and "sensor.sunsynk_grid.etodayTo", but now switched to v2, so have updated to this, which i think are the correct values: - sensor: - name: "Sunsynk Grid Export Total" state_class: total_increasing device_class: energy unit_of_measurement: kWh state: > {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_usable_grid', 'totalusedout')|float}} - sensor: - name: "Sunsynk Grid Export Today" state_class: total_increasing device_class: energy unit_of_measurement: kWh state: > {{state_attr('sensor.sunsynk_usable_grid', 'dailyusedout')|float}}

Hi all, This might be a stupid question, but what's the best way to apply new changes to flow in node-red. At the moment i'm basically resorting to creating a completely new flow with the latest version and deleting the old one, but feel like there should be a better way! (I'm using node-red 17.0.2 on HA OS on a raspberry pi 4.)

This is because sunaynk_pv_total is being forced to an integer. I think in the node red function but maybe also the template. Change these to float and you'll get it in 0.1kWh increments.

I think I found the export data already. I'm using "sensor.sunsynk_grid" etodayTo and etotalTo attributes. That seems to match what I'm setting in the sunsynk app for export.

I'm also going to change "Sunsynk Grid Total" to use etotalFrom instead of just total, as this going to 1dp rather than just integer values. Unless there's a reason not to?

Ah, i hadn't looked at the template file properly so i only just realised you are creating new sensors using the attributes of other sensors, makes sense now! In which case i think we already have the export date under "sensor.sunsynk_grid", it's the etodayTo and etotalTo attributes, isn't it?

Hey @Gary Waterworth, do you grab the daily totals from the API? i can't find any sensors for them. Also, what about export data, can't find that either. (Mostly working great tho, thanks for you efforts!) Chris

@slipx would you be able to send to me as well? Looks awesome!