August 14, 20179 yr @kiwibrick you can test if you local emon is working correctly by running the following command in your browser http://192.168.0.250/input/post?json={power:200} while you have logged into your local emon. There should a new input under node 0 , power 200. In your inputs page. Also check in your inputs help page the same command is also there. If that works , your emon installation is done correctly if you do get an error with that command then something is not well with the emon installation. 5 hours ago, kiwibrick said: I didn't however install the last step which is emonhub, I think thats for the emoncms hardware? You are correct you don't need the emonhub as that is used to communicate with the open energy sensors to send data to emon.
August 14, 20179 yr 43 minutes ago, PaulF007 said: @kiwibrick you can test if you local emon is working correctly by running the following command in your browser http://192.168.0.250/input/post?json={power:200} while you have logged into your local emon. There should a new input under node 0 , power 200. In your inputs page. Also check in your inputs help page the same command is also there. If that works , your emon installation is done correctly if you do get an error with that command then something is not well with the emon installation. You are correct you don't need the emonhub as that is used to communicate with the open energy sensors to send data to emon. I get a new input node category is blank with power 200, interestingly I have to use 192.168.1.100 (my rpi ip address), 192.168.0.250 doesn't exist. If I put 192.168.1.100 in ICC the emoncms thread shows an error, I have to put 192.168.0.250 in ICC
August 14, 20179 yr hoi kiwibrick, 192.168.0.250 = an example ;-) so that needs to be your ip where emon is installed... you can try indeed like Paul said... you checked the checkbox of emon in ICC? thread is running ? node is standaard = 0 so should be working API key is write key? not the read key? nothing to see in emon - setup - inputs???? (updated = now or shows some seconds?)
August 14, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, PaulF007 said: @kiwibrick is the emon installation on the same Pi as ICC? Yes emon is on same Pi as ICC, the different IP addresses is perplexing my a bit, I must say it's nice to be back bashing away at a terminal again though, it's been a while since I had a reason to do it! 1 hour ago, kg666 said: hoi kiwibrick, 192.168.0.250 = an example ;-) so that needs to be your ip where emon is installed... you can try indeed like Paul said... you checked the checkbox of emon in ICC? thread is running ? node is standaard = 0 so should be working API key is write key? not the read key? nothing to see in emon - setup - inputs???? (updated = now or shows some seconds?) With 192.168.0.250 in emoncms server box in ICC I get a thread in the threads tab, with 192.168.1.100 (my Pi's IP address) I get no thread found in ICC. Yes have checkbox checked Node 0 Yes I copied write API key from emoncms My Account section Absolutely nothing shows up in inputs I have attached 2 pictures, cut and pasted so we can see the settings and thread pages on both Also I am now getting an error in the emon log 2017-08-14 00:46:22.598|WARN|feed_model.php|Feed model: Requested feed does not exist feedid=0 I might just have to uninstall all the emon stuff and delete all emon/apache/mysql data files and start from scratch with emon on my PI
August 14, 20179 yr its must be 192.168.1.100 for sure.. but you forgot the / at the back of http://192.168.1.100/emoncms/ (if emoncms is the dir that is in the WWW dir)
August 14, 20179 yr Eureka! 1 little forward slash was all it was, input page is populated now!Brilliant A picture says a thousand words I guess! Thanks guys, now on to making a dashboard
August 15, 20179 yr Right so now I'm trying to get weewx (that is also running on my Pi) to post input to my emoncms server, somethings not quite right in the weewx conf yet though, then i can make up a nice dashboard with some weather info too
November 5, 20178 yr any one else have some emon problems with 2.2.2 version? local emon posting.. it crashes after 5a10mins. 2.2.1 works fine for me (only crashes after couple of hours)
November 20, 20178 yr Just a short note to thank Manie for constantly striving to make ICC better and more stable. I think from the screenshot attached (Early Saturday morning) we can all see that ICC Pi is running stable with no issues. Keep up the good work. Running ICC Pi V2.2.1; Axpert 3kVa; Local emon; EmonWeb; PVOutput.org and MQTT
November 22, 20178 yr Hi! Any one else have some problems with 2.2.3 version? App freeze after 7-8 hours. Restart solves the problem. ICC_Hour_Runtime increases after ICC_Minute_Runtime is over 30.
November 22, 20178 yr yep, i also...but after more hours..and not always..wierd...it can be 200 and it can be 30h...mqtt works, but not emoncms i should be monitoring time...
November 22, 20178 yr It looks very nice. Congrats! Are you thinking to implement any kind of control ? Perhaps using Telegram to get some information about system or connect a relay. Edited November 23, 20178 yr by nikitto remove image
November 23, 20178 yr 14 hours ago, oprea alin said: App freeze after 7-8 hours. My 2.2.3 sitting on 98:28 hours so far. Only updated after my previous post on 2.2.1
December 19, 20178 yr Have anyone update ICC to version 2.2.5? seems if I make any changes in the inverter tab to set,it does normally say "OK" but now it shows "error" and also at the PV and AC current its shows "NAKs" Still on trial period to test software
December 19, 20178 yr MIne too. The application closes almost every morning. Loses the connection with the inverter. Even if I installed a new image In error logs i have multiple 2017-12-19 13:24:20 resetting 001 005 2017-12-19 14:05:56 resetting 001 005 2017-12-19 14:46:23 resetting 001 005 2017-12-19 15:01:53 resetting 001 005 2017-12-19 15:30:35 resetting 001 005 Help @Manie
December 19, 20178 yr what does the error log mean? I saw this morning resetting 001 006 on my Mecer 3kva mk plus
December 20, 20178 yr 15 hours ago, watkykjy1 said: Hi Andries, Please try the follow: Take out your USB cable at both ends (inverter as well as pi), then plug it back in on both ends and then reboot the pi. The error you are describing is caused by the pi not being able to properly detect your inverter, and we have seen that sometimes just pulling it out at one end does not help, but once you pull it out at both ends it registers properly again. Just remember to restart your pi after plugging it back in :). Let me know if that helps! Kind Regards Johan Hi Johan, Thanx for reply,I followed your instructions,I even tried to restart pi with cables,also tried restart my inverter,at the end I plugin my notebook directly to my inverter and open the inverter software to set the inverter settings correctly,after that I plugin Pi and settings that was made from the notebook showed in ICC correctly,maybe there is a bug. Kind Regards Andries
December 20, 20178 yr Hi Johan, Maybe it is my inverter,because the strange thing is,I set to bulk my batteries at 29.2v and float at 27.3v but even at AC charging it stays at 27.19 to 27.23,maybe its an firmware problem? oh and when I restart the pi the settings stays the same Regards
December 23, 20178 yr Hi so I still have problems to change inverter settings on the latest version of ICC,but that is now another story,what I want to know can the program screensize extend to full screen? another thing I was wondering,when charging on solar on "Dashboard2" under battery volts it shows the amps and watts that is feeding the battery bank,but when on AC charging only battery percentage and volts make difference,no amps and no watts,is that perhaps something in the software? PS inverter settings tab,charging is spelled wrong
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