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Thanks @zanary. Getting PW2s installed and wanted to get the router configured with static IPs before they hooked up but looks like I'll have to wait and issue DHCP IP addresses to get the MACs.
Thanks @zanary. Getting PW2s installed and wanted to get the router configured with static IPs before they hooked up but looks like I'll have to wait and issue DHCP IP addresses to get the MACs.
I think someone eon here said that the app shows 100%, but it's really at 90%, and the true 100% is only accessible during Storm Watch. During Storm Watch, the last 10% charges off the grid very slowly, similar to that of our Model S/X.All set, thanks. When the installer setup the gateway yesterday, there was an option to specify the IP so that made it event simpler. Now to figure out the API, and why the battery % differs between the app and web interface.
I think someone eon here said that the app shows 100%, but it's really at 90%, and the true 100% is only accessible during Storm Watch. During Storm Watch, the last 10% charges off the grid very slowly, similar to that of our Model S/X.
App shows 16% and web shows 21%. It's a new battery. PV won't be hooked up until later this week.
I think someone eon here said that the app shows 100%, but it's really at 90%, and the true 100% is only accessible during Storm Watch. During Storm Watch, the last 10% charges off the grid very slowly, similar to that of our Model S/X.
So for the web interface, I have to turn off the battery in order to set a password as the app password doesn’t work for the web? Odd.