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Add extra settings fields #48

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11 changes: 10 additions & 1 deletion goodwe/es.py
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Expand Up @@ -141,10 +141,19 @@ class ES(Inverter):
Integer("bp_pv_discharge", 38, "BP PV Discharge"),
Integer("bp_bms_protocol", 40, "BP BMS Protocol"),
Integer("power_factor", 42, "Power Factor"),
Integer("float_voltage", 44, "Float Voltage"),
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Float voltage should be type Decimal with precision 10 (it's expressed in units of 0.1V)

Integer("float_current", 46, "Float Current"),
Integer("float_time", 48, "Float Time"),
Integer("battery_type", 50, "Battery Type"),
Integer("grid_export_limit", 52, "Grid Export Limit", "W", Kind.GRID),
Integer("battery_soc_protection", 56, "Battery SoC Protection", "", Kind.BAT),
Integer("battery_soc_protection", 56, "Battery SoC Protection", "", Kind.BAT),
Integer("average_voltage", 60, "Average Voltage"),
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Any idea what this represents? It shows on my inverter as 550, so too high to be PV or mains voltage, so I suspect it might be battery voltage, in which case it would represent 55.0V - i.e. in 0.1V units.

Integer("average_time", 62, "Average Time"),
Integer("work_mode", 66, "Work Mode"),
Integer("grid_quality_check", 68, "Grid Quality Check"),

Integer("battery_count", 82, "Battery Count"),
Integer("protocol_code", 84, "Protocol Code"),

EcoModeV1("eco_mode_1", 1793, "Eco Mode Group 1"), # 0x701
ByteH("eco_mode_1_switch", 1796, "Eco Mode Group 1 Switch", "", Kind.BAT),
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