Sorry mate, but that ones been around for a while. I've never seen it change from "no_errror" in months.Oh, and there was another new one.... "last_autopark_error" in the vehicle data
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Sorry mate, but that ones been around for a while. I've never seen it change from "no_errror" in months.Oh, and there was another new one.... "last_autopark_error" in the vehicle data
Hah! Somehow I missed it before...sorry about that.Sorry mate, but that ones been around for a while. I've never seen it change from "no_errror" in months.
You want the delta-kWh between two charge state readings? Could you calculate the delta between `battery_level`s , then convert from battery_level % to kWh depending on the battery size? (5% drop in battery level is a lot more on larger battery packs)
There is "option_codes" in the vehicle data, and the options prefixed with BTX are supposedly the battery size, for example BTX6 is a 100kWh vehicle. See Tesla Model S Options Decoder for some info on option codes.Is there an API to get the battery size (kWh)?
the "trim_badging" gives a good indication. eg "75d" means 75 kWh battery.Is there an API to get the battery size (kWh)?
A little more detail would be appreciated.Trying to test my mobile app on my iphone and can never login. I can login find from the mac when testing there. Anyone have a clue of what I am missing in my mobile app that keeps me from connecting on the actual device
A little more detail would be appreciated.
Sorry guys: I am using ionic framework and calling HTTP request. I am making some progress. Looks like just an IOS issue (works on android) and the plugin that does the HTTP calls was not compatible with IOS. I will reply back if the problems continue..This. What platform? What language? What error(s) are you getting?
Maybe for some responses, but I've never seen itI know my mobile apps (in Cordova) when calling my own back end server APIs, I need to send the "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" header. Do Tesla's API calls return that header?
Sorry guys: I am using ionic framework and calling HTTP request. I am making some progress. Looks like just an IOS issue (works on android) and the plugin that does the HTTP calls was not compatible with IOS. I will reply back if the problems continue..
awesome let me read up on these. ThanksI'm just getting into Ionic now, but can you add the Cordova Whitelist plug-in?
see: Whitelist - Apache Cordova
and: CORS + Cordova : issues with : Access-Control-Allow-Origin
You are correct. But BTX option code is missing for Model 3 cars.There is "option_codes" in the vehicle data, and the options prefixed with BTX are supposedly the battery size, for example BTX6 is a 100kWh vehicle. See Tesla Model S Options Decoder for some info on option codes.
I have some new fields to report for the powerwall API:
Code:"resource_type":"battery", "energy_site_id":00000000, "gateway_id":"1110000-01-B--T17D0000000"
All other existing fields have not changed.
and a lot more Powerwall integration (summary, detailed data, power history, energy history, backup reserve, site name, and operation mode).
Yes, that's correctCan someone confirm the MDL3 is the option for Model 3 vehicles?