Tested with X1 - General support discussion

[spectroman]

Hi,

Just want to give you notice that I am testing this with the X1 and it works just fine, it is just a bit more freaky to reach him.

./solax-test.py 
InverterResponse(data={'Network Voltage Phase 1': 237.2, 'EPS Power': 0.0, "Today's Energy": 9.8, 'PV2 Current': 0.0, 'AC Power': 1183.0, 'Total Energy': 14.8, 'Total Consumption': 0.0, 'Grid Frequency Phase 1': 49.96, 'Output Current Phase 2': 0.0, 'Grid Frequency Phase 3': 0.0, 'Battery Voltage': 0.0, 'EPS Frequency': 0.0, 'Battery Current': 0.0, 'EPS Current': 0.0, 'Exported Power': 0.0, 'Battery Temperature': 0.0, 'PV1 Voltage': 274.3, 'PV1 Power': 1285.0, 'Output Current Phase 3': 0.0, 'PV2 Voltage': 0.0, 'Power Now Phase 3': 0.0, 'Network Voltage Phase 3': 0.0, 'Power Now Phase 2': 0.0, 'Network Voltage Phase 2': 0.0, 'Grid Frequency Phase 2': 0.0, 'PV2 Power': 0.0, 'Battery Power': 0.0, 'EPS Voltage': 0.0, 'Power Now Phase 1': 0.0, 'PV1 Current': 4.6, 'Battery Remaining Capacity': 0.0, 'Total Feed-in Energy': 0.0, 'Inverter Temperature': 40.0, 'Output Current Phase 1': 5.0}, serial_number='notagoodidea', version='2.033.20', type='X1-Boost-Air-Mini')

To talk to this one, using the "Pocket WIFI" version 2.0, the user need to connect into the Wifi generated by the dongle and query http://5.8.8.8 -- the IP Address from the regular LAN won't accept requests, the address via LAN is used only to send information out to solarcloud.com, .. although the port 80 is open there, it seems to drop all the requests not coming from the network 5.8.8.x -- I also noticed that only one device can be connected to his local wifi network... as such... I connected my RPI via cable on my regular network and used the his embedded wifi to reach the Solax pocket wifi...

It became even better, because then my RPI is locking access to the Solax WIFI and only me can exchange data with it...

The important part here, is that ur stuff also work on this other version. Thank you man! Now lets bind it with Openhab!

[squishykid]

Woohoo! That's awesome, great to hear. Shame it's a bit more difficult to set up though. You might be able to expose the inverter on your local network with a HTTP reverse-proxy on the PI.

It seems like the library is detecting your X1 inverter as an X3 model - could you try making a POST request to http://5.8.8.8/?optType=ReadRealTimeData and posting the reply?

curl -X POST http://5.8.8.8/?optType=ReadRealTimeData should do it.

From what I can tell, the X1 is only a single phase inverter- having all the 'Grid Frequency Phase 3' etc values in the reply isn't correct. The sensor map for the X3 is defined here: https://github.com/squishykid/solax/blob/0.2.2/solax/inverter.py#L176

We should add another inverter to the project to make it nice and clean.

[spectroman]

The Curl command was my starting point here. As they seem to ask for a authentication, which is completely bogus in the end. When I got the Curl working, thereafter I tested this module... nonetheless, having a more tailored comm is best for sure.

Here's the JSON response:

{"type":"X1-Boost-Air-Mini","SN":"Serialfromwifidongle","ver":"2.033.20","Data":[5.1,0.0,259.6,0.0,5.3,235.0,1244,41,1.7,18.1,0,1348,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.00,0.00,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49.97,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.00,0,0,0,0,0.00,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Information":[2.500,4,"X1-Boost-Air-Mini","serialfrominverter",1,3.30,2.09,1.16,0.00]}

From what I could see, the data now matches with the information on the solaxcloud app, seems ok, but I haven't check each value in detail.

[spectroman]

if u pvt me I have some other info u might be interested as well.

[heldopsokken]

I have a solax X1 and a X3 both with pocket lan cards, so I can do some testing as I also want to send the data to my HA platform.

[wills106]

@fverschure Does your Pocket Lan cards expose port 502?
Have a look at Issue 14 as I am connecting to my inverter through Modbus over TCP

[heldopsokken]

@wills106 It doesnt look like 502 is exposed. I tried running a portscan and both cards do not seem to have any ports exposed below 1024...

[heldopsokken]

@wills106: did you do anything to make the solax expose port 502?

[wills106]

No, but I am using the built in LAN and not a PocketLAN.

Have you tried copying my setup on my GitHub?
Just so you know when I did a normal scan it did not show port 502, only when I did an Intense scan did it show up.

[Timgerr321]

@fverschure Did you manage to get it working? i have the same setup with two inverters but no ports are open..

[heldopsokken]

Hi, no unfortunately not. I am about to give up on this and work out a RS485 setup for reading out both of my inverters. It it insane that Solax disables local control...

[Timgerr321]

I managed to get around it by using an emulator on my PC and monitoring the network traffic. While monitoring I found the url's that the API uses for the mobile app. So in hassio I make a RESTapi request and get all the data back. Underneath is a photo while it's almost dark.

[heldopsokken]

Could you document this with some some detail? It may help some others as well.
Does the inverter expose a api after all but you need to know the URI to use is or do you pull the data back from the cloud api?

I will setup some monitoring ports on my switch to sniff devices.

[Timgerr321]

If I have the time for it I will do some documentation. I tried a lot of things on my local network but nothing seemed to work, the inverters kept blocking me out. So I am indeed pulling the data from the solax servers just like the app does.
A nice advantage over the local connection is that it doesn't shut down overnight so hassio doesn't spit errors all over the place.

[squishykid]

@fverschure In my experience some inverters need to be connected via Ethernet to access modbus/port 502. This is the case with the X hybrid (SK-TL5000E) I have access to. If you could draw a diagram with any inverters, ethernet cables, modems, ha instance and wifi cards, it will be easier to assist you.

I am planning to add modbus support to the python library, as it seems that many inverters which rely on the pocket wifi card are very difficult to interface with over rest. See issue #5 and the references to '5.8.8.8' for example.

[thomascys]

You can indeed obtain all the data via their api:
base url: http://47.254.152.24:6080
login endpoint: /proxy/login/login?userName=&password=
data endpoint: /proxy/inverter/getDailyInfo?inverterSn=&wifiSn=&tokenId=&today=

[hugostegeman]

Okay so if I understand correctly, the values ​​are still just coming from the solax server (china)?
Hopefully there will soon be a way to do this locally.
Maybe you can show how to make/use a http json sensor?

[mp3guy]

I have an X1-Hybrid (connected via Ethernet) and an X1-Boost (connected with Pocket LAN). I can connect to the hybrid using Modbus TCP and read values in real time. But I cannot see the X1-Boost on my local network at all. It doesn't show up in my router and has no MAC address listed anywhere on the device. Does anyone know how I can find it? The data from it shows up on Solax Cloud no problem, but I can't get a local IP to try interface it.

[Marvo2011]

Hello, nice to see that I'm not alone with the Solax (API) trouble. At the moment i play around with the API and I will document it here: https://github.com/Marvo2011/solar-meter-modbus/blob/main/SolaX%20Pocket%20Wifi%202.0%20API.md

I have a SolaX X1 Mini 700W, here it looks like that Modbus does not work.

[InvertedMinor]

Thanks to your comments, i finally got the SolaX data into HA: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/solax-inverter-wifi-reverse-proxy-setup/347430 👍

[Marvo2011]

Sorry, I accidentally unsubscribed to this thread.
I have Home Assistant running on another device in Docker but I think it doesn't really matter.
I've connected my RPi to my network via LAN and have another (Wireless) connection to my Solax via WiFi USB Dongle.
You should install Nginx on the Pi and make a .conf file in: /etc/nginx/sites-available/solax.conf.

Save it and give the .conf file a u can remember name. I've named mine solax.conf as you can see.
Now do a link with the following command:
ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/solax.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/solax.conf
Then reload the nginx service with:
service nginx restart
If all is configured correctly you should be able to access the Solax PocketLan website via the IP-Address of your RPi.

If that's the case the only thing you need to accomplish is add the Solax integration to your configuration.yaml in Home Assistant:

I have tried this solution, and im able to login in the inverter through the reverse proxy, but HA is not retieving any data from inverter IP. It's showing 0W.

I have used the base configuration.yaml from https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/solax/ with the template.

Also tried http://inverterip/?optType=ReadRealTimeData, and is not delivering response. I can only access the login page with firmware, MAC etc.

Also tried to scan ports from the IP on the network, and only port 80 is open. So couldnt try jamiehaywood solution.

Can someone point in the correct direction?

http://inverterip/?optType=ReadRealTimeData you have to do a POST request, see:
https://github.com/Marvo2011/solar-meter-modbus/blob/main/SolaX%20Pocket%20Wifi%202.0%20API.md

[elporsche]

I don't know much about api or mqtt.
And i don't know if the pocket wifi have a local api
But i have been in contact with solax and asked them what the possibilities are for reading the inverters.
They said indicated that there was a manual for api in the solax cloud.
I have followed these and have not come much further.

Solax_API_for_End-user_V1.0 (1).pdf
This is the manual from solax

This is the sn i used

And this is the place i found the token

I followed @hugostegeman 's instructions and I was able to integrate my Solax inverter to my Node Red and Grafana. Here's what I made in case it helps someone:

1. Here's how my Node Red flow looks like:

2. Here I installed the https node (installed the following node: node-red-contrib-https). Solax exports a JSON object so that makes it easy to implement.

3. I added a function node that extracts the result object from the JSON; the result is an object that contains all the measurements.

4. Pushing the data to influxdb. Note: the Solax dongle sends the data to SolaxCloud every 5 minutes, so making a query from Node Red more often than that will return the last measured value.

5. Here's how Grafana looks like:

I would've liked to have a local-only solution but I think this is sufficient for integration to Node Red and for a future integration with appliances over MQTT.

I hope this helps!

[beabel]

Hallo, vielleicht hilft dir das weiter.

Ich habe einen X1-Boost/Air/Mini.
Da die Cloud Verbindung bei mir demnächst gekappt wird, musste ich auch einen Weg finden die Daten lokal zu bekommen.
Solax hat an dem Pocket-Wifi einen offenen Wlan-Zugang, welcher jedoch 1. nur einen Teilnehmer zulässt und nicht in meinem lokalen Netz ist.

Ich habe jetzt einen einfachen kleinen ESP-01 genommen, der verbindet sich mit dem Solax Wlan, holt Daten ab, verbindet sich danach mit meinem lokalen Wlan und sendet die Daten an meinen MQTT Broker.

und wieder von vorn.....

hier ist der Arduino Code (P.S. im Online Editor kann ich nicht übersetzen, kommen Fehler, Lokal geht es):
https://create.arduino.cc/editor/kunigunde/19dce021-7701-4557-96cc-153a5e1f9bee/preview?F=ESP_SOLAX_MQTT.ino

[tokenize47]

Hello. To those with the newer versions of the Pocket Wifi, the REST endpoint to fetch real time data changed. Now you must use the following cURL command: curl -d "optType=ReadRealTimeData&pwd=admin" -X POST http://ip. This will send a POST body with form encoded data. The newest version of python solax library already has support for this, but the HA integration does not, that's why it's not working. I already created a pull request for HA to support the password inclusion, let's hope it makes it into the next version.

For those wondering, to get the local data access, you have to do one of two things:

• Use your RPI as a wifi bridge by connecting it to the Pocket wifi
• Use an unlocked firmware which allows for local access that you can find here: https://blog.chrisoft.io/2021/02/14/firmwares-modificados-para-solax-pocket-wifi-v2/

I'm using the unlocked firmware and I can access the pocket wifi directly, without using the RPI as bridge.

[tokenize47]

Hello Jeffrey. Unfortunately I do not own a PocketLAN, so I can't say, sorry.

[bennierex]

I have the rPi directly connected - without reverse proxy - to the pocketwifi module's SSID and use the Solax integration. This works quite good, except for some random disconnects of the WiFi. No need for unlocked firmware!

[tokenize47]

I have the rPi directly connected - without reverse proxy - to the pocketwifi module's SSID and use the Solax integration. This works quite good, except for some random disconnects of the WiFi. No need for unlocked firmware!

The point of the unlocked firmware is that you don't have to connect the RPI's WiFi to the inverter. The reverse proxy is just so you would be able to access the inverter's configuration page from anywhere on your network. That's why I prefer the unlocked firmware.

There's also people who use the RPI's WiFi to connect to the network instead of Ethernet and for those the unlocked firmware is the only solution as well.

[bennierex]

The point of the unlocked firmware is that you don't have to connect the RPI's WiFi to the inverter. The reverse proxy is just so you would be able to access the inverter's configuration page from anywhere on your network. That's why I prefer the unlocked firmware.

There's also people who use the RPI's WiFi to connect to the network instead of Ethernet and for those the unlocked firmware is the only solution as well.

Yeah, if you are already using the rpi wifi to connect to your network then the only other option would be to connect a second wifi adapter to the pi.

I actually never use the config page, so that's why I didn't see the need for the reverse proxy, but I can imagine some people want to have that more readily available. To just use the pocketwifi data endpoint you wouldn't need the proxy at all.

[tokenize47]

That's true. I rephrased my initial comment as I should have mentioned the rpi WiFi connection and not the reverse proxy.

[M0LTE]

I have an X1 Hybrid G4 with Pocket Wi-Fi running unlocked firmware. I confirm the Pi / Nginx solution is not required - the API and web interface is accessible on my LAN. Not happy that the Pocket Wi-Fi exposes an unsecured Wi-Fi access point - I've written to Solax about that.

From the API I get 200 registers of data, which I'm currently throwing into Grafana, so I can hopefully work out what they mean, since they basically don't tie in at all with those defined here: https://github.com/wills106/homeassistant-config/blob/master/experimental/solax_test.yaml

Anyone have any more info on the registers for the X1 Hybrid G4 / firmware 2.033.20?

I also have an issue where I changed the password on the supplied firmware 2.034.06 from the default "admin" and now I can't change it again. Worse, the API stopped working. Even worse, I can't change the password any more - cryptic error "Save Config Error, please retry". Feels like something got bricked in the EEPROM.

2.034.06 requires authentication to get data from the REST API, 2.033.20 does not. (Just leave it off the querystring.)

I got the REST API back by downgrading to 618.00122.00_Pocket_WIFI_V2.033.20_20190313_UNLOCKED.usb but now lots of the registers are zero that had values before, though we'll see what happens when it's next light.

Any comment on the above?

[rupertnash]

I have had this problem too. I emailed SolaX support with my dongle serial number and they reset the PW for me. They didn't state any requirements of the PW, but I am using 8 random letters and numbers successfully.

[rupertnash]

This is for a week-old X1-Hybrid-5.0-D (according to the side of the unit).

I can access the data via curl -X POST http://DONGLE_STATIC_IP --data 'optType=ReadRealTimeData&pwd=MYPASSWORD, but this library fails. Here's the data returned by curl

{"sn":"SXxxxxxxxx","ver":"3.003.02","type":15,"Data":[2504,34,824,5012,2644,2406,29,3,775,87,2,2979,0,208,23880,0,0,29,99,377,0,777,0,114,100,0,37,3883,0,0,0,0,725,0,20060,0,470,0,99,41,256,2628,1800,0,350,253,221,34,33,5,1,1,2,0,3279,0,64714,65535,65386,65535,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,60312,65535,3000,0,62536,65535,1200,0,30,0,0,0,0,223,35,59,0,0,10,0,30,0,0,0,0,0,0,9004,3092,5639,1106,520,8995,9252,0,0,0,0,1,2407,0,0,3350,3343,57480,1,21302,14389,18497,12355,16695,12355,14131,21302,14389,18497,12355,16695,12355,14131,21302,14389,18754,12340,16694,13123,12598,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,4610,3329,1538,3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Information":[5.000,15,"H4xxxxxxxxxx",8,1.24,0.00,1.21,1.03,0.00,1]}

[VadimKraus]

I think the response does not match any known format yet. Probably a new config is needed? You should create an issue for this...

[ChrisAmbrose2017]

I don't think solax can remotely reset the PW using any generated PW. I actually didn't get any response from Solax themselves, however each pocket WiFi comes with its own hardcoded backup password. You can use this to login to the local WiFi on the app, and also to update the user config password.

[noreithe]

Where would I find such hardcoded backup password?

[M0LTE]

I’ve switched to RS485 and https://github.com/wills106/homsassistant-solax-modbus and it works perfectly. I’ll be ditching Solax Cloud / Pocket WiFi / Pocket Ethernet altogether shortly. The presence of an open SSID on the Solax Pocket WiFi dongle is too severe to tolerate long term.

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[djenson2000]

Just to let you know that Solax has released an update that finally allows this network to be disabled.

[luismsousa]

How can we get that update? @djenson2000 do we need to force the update?

[djenson2000]

You need to contact Solax, and they remotely update it. Then, in the Solax app, you can go to settings, enter code 6868 and in network settings you will be able to disable the network.

[pikkemans]

@djenson2000 Does this mean Solax will update the firmware of the WiFI Module? If so, I assume this firmware does not allow local access to the API, correct?

[djenson2000]

I assume they updated the WiFi module. I am still able to use the local data in home assistant. The change only hides the network, however, unless you have the network saved in a device (it will keep broadcasting looking for that SSID), this still should still add a good layer of security.

[M0LTE]

It does not feel right that Solax can do that remotely without physical intervention. Really questioning the security model of this inverter. I’d ditch the WiFi but I read you can’t fully utilise the RS485 interface if it can’t reach the internet.

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[rupertnash]

Yes, I wasn't too happy about having it phone home, but the remote PW reset is a bigger concern. Not sure what I intend to do about this. Maybe connect an RPi and put a Faraday cage around the pair of them....

[VadimKraus]

If you are not using the Webportal, you could create appropriate firewall rules in your router, preventing access to and from the web. Which should be done for any 'iot' thing anyways....

[wills106]

You shouldn't loose any Functionality by using ModBus over RS485 or ModBus over TCP (Only on Gen2 / Gen 3 Hybrid)

If you do, let me know and I can try and correct it.

[98jan]

hi,

which port is used for solax gen4 to communicate with modbus is it the "COM"-Port?

[wills106]

Yes the "COM" port.

[M0LTE]

Then I lose access to some of the features of the RS485 interface, apparently. I may test this theory. The WiFi can be removed by just unplugging the WiFi dongle.

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[cspiby]

I just got an X1-Boost and tried setting this integration up, I have to pi set up correctly as going to the IP brings me to the solax inverter login page, however when starting HA, I get an error in the log:

solax.inverter.DiscoveryError: Unable to connect to the inverter at host=192.168.1.129 port=80, or your inverter is not supported yet. Please see https://github.com/squishykid/solax/wiki/DiscoveryError Failures=[InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'XHybrid'), InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'X3'), InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'X3V34'), InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'X1'), InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'X1Mini'), InverterError('Could not connect to inverter endpoint', 'X1MiniV34')]

When I try to curl or go to http://192.168.1.129/?optType=ReadRealTimeData I just get request url not found on this server, what am I doing wrong?

[mapotn]

did you solve your x1 boost working with solax integration?

[cspiby]

Yes I don't recall how I fixed it, possibly just restarting the pi zero sorted it

[mapotn]

do you use pocket wifi module only?

[cspiby]

Yes, it's still available on the solax app also.

[mapotn]

Sorry I am quite new with HA. I have X1-Boost gen 3 with pocket wifi 3.0 and I am struggling to use wills106's homeassistant-solax-modbus so trying something else.
Could you please help me how to install v0.3.0 on HA? is it actually same as official Solax integration https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/solax/? because it is not connecting

btw. command
curl -d "optType=ReadRealTimeData&pwd=SRXXXXXXXX" -X POST [http://192.168.1.236] works well for me.

thanks

[ukshark]

i have a X1 hybrid with wifi dongle. I want to get it to work with HA. Should i get a lan dongle, or is there a way of connecting HA to it yet?

{"snxxxxxxxxxxxx","ver":"3.003.02","type":15,"Data":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,13139,0,223,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,100,256,0,30,0,0,0,0,64891,65535,15134,1,143,1,645,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,10,0,13762,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,3000,0,62536,65535,1660,0,426,0,0,0,0,232,0,0,0,0,120,0,100,0,0,0,0,0,0,6450,2070,5642,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Information":[5.000,15,"H4502TI3650260",8,1.26,0.00,1.23,1.04,0.00,1]}

[M0LTE]

You’re best off switching to RS485 and this integration: https://github.com/wills106/homeassistant-solax-modbus

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On Sat, 8 Oct 2022 at 23:26, ukshark ***@***.***> wrote: i have a X1 hybrid with wifi dongle. I want to get it to work with HA. Should i get a lan dongle, or is there a way of connecting HA to it yet? {"snxxxxxxxxxxxx","ver":"3.003.02","type":15,"Data":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,13139,0,223,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,100,256,0,30,0,0,0,0,64891,65535,15134,1,143,1,645,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,10,0,13762,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,3000,0,62536,65535,1660,0,426,0,0,0,0,232,0,0,0,0,120,0,100,0,0,0,0,0,0,6450,2070,5642,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Information":[5.000,15,"H4502TI3650260",8,1.26,0.00,1.23,1.04,0.00,1]} — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#43 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJAQNWE7XWHY4S4PX2WTTHLWCHRJRANCNFSM5EKGSMUQ> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[M0LTE]

Good to know, thanks. I’ll be finally trying this shortly.

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On Wed, 13 Jul 2022 at 19:36, wills106 ***@***.***> wrote: You shouldn't loose any Functionality by using ModBus over RS485 or ModBus over TCP (Only on Gen2 / Gen 3. If you do, let me know and I can try and correct it. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#43 (reply in thread)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJAQNWDHQXCZM4W4MQFIJBDVT35CRANCNFSM5EKGSMUQ> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[ukshark]

RS485

ok thank you, ive purchased the waveshare

[wills106]

The Waveshare is the recommended way, for Inverters without built in Ethernet.