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The api supports a command to set the maximum charging current.
At the moment, I manually adjust the max current using the juicebox app, based on data from my home power meter, to allow the car to use as much excess solar power as I would otherwise be feeding back into the grid. I'd like to automate that.
I can take a stab at implementing this myself (and then subsequently getting the functionality into homeassistant), if you'd be willing to accept the PR.
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At least in my experimentation with the api, when I issue the "set_limit" command with an "amperage" parameter, and then poll the "get_state" command to see the result, it updates the "charging.amps_limit" as I would expect, but then a few seconds later reverts to what it was before, without ever affecting the rate of charge.
What did work, though, was sending a "set_info" command, with a "amps_wire_rating" of the value I want. This also included "timeZoneId" as a required parameter (yes, with a different casing convention), so I just re-POSTed the value I got from a "get_info" command.
So I think the way I'll implement this (unless someone advises otherwise), is to add two more api endpoints, "get_info" and "set_info". I'll call "get_info" when initializing the Charger, and store the result on the Charger object, so that I can pass the same timeZoneId in when setting the max current. Then I'll add a public method for setting the max current that accepts an integer amperage, and issues the "set_info" call using that value.
The api supports a command to set the maximum charging current.
At the moment, I manually adjust the max current using the juicebox app, based on data from my home power meter, to allow the car to use as much excess solar power as I would otherwise be feeding back into the grid. I'd like to automate that.
I can take a stab at implementing this myself (and then subsequently getting the functionality into homeassistant), if you'd be willing to accept the PR.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: