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Powerwall Firmware 23.44.0 eb113390
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Tesla made a change in 23.44 that removed the device vitals API, which affects access to string data. Battery degradation data is luckily still available. I'm not on that version yet, can someone on 23.44 try the Tesla One (formerly Tesla Pros) app and confirm that the string data is shown there?
I've been busy moving Netzero app to the new Tesla Fleet API, but once that's rolled out I plan on fixing the missing vitals info. I'm hoping to just use the new APIs that the Tesla One app uses.
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I got fringing upgraded!
Guys on GitHub are connecting directly to teg access point to mine data using tedapi, so perhaps there will be a solution.
Guys on GitHub are connecting directly to teg access point to mine data using tedapi, so perhaps there will be a solution.
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I was just upgraded. I can confirm that the Tesla One app using the teg network can see the voltage and amperage of the 4 individual MPPTs in a powerwall+.
I have reconfigured my local network to be a client of the teg network and have successfully used the tedapi scripts in the pypowerwall repo to get a device listing, but they stop short of actually listing the label constants for the query command, so I don't know how to get any useful data that way.
I was just updated to 24.4.0 . Vitals don’t seem to be back. Haven’t noticed any major changes yet. @offandonagain let me know if you need any thing from Netzero logs
The latest Netzero version will get string data and other vitals using the new /tedapi API endpoint (what Tesla One uses). You have to connect to the site controller wifi for that to work -- scan the QR code the first time, then you can just tap a button to connect to the wifi. This should also work for PW3, hopefully someone can confirm.
@ParaAdBellum thanks for the firmware update, good to know no new functionality was taken away (unfortunately that's what we should expect now from new firmware versions).
@ParaAdBellum thanks for the firmware update, good to know no new functionality was taken away (unfortunately that's what we should expect now from new firmware versions).
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Are QR codes confirmed to work on Backup Gateway 1? I have not been successful at scanning my QR code with latest Netzero. In fact I can’t make Tesla One work with it either.
You might want to double check which QR code you are scanning on the Gateway. There is more than one.
Ah, looks like Gateway 1 might not have a wifi QR code. Do you see a TEG wifi network when nearby? If you try connecting and using the full TSN as the password, does that work? According to this page you might also have to prepend S to it if it starts with TG:
Connecting to Tesla Gateway and Powerwall+ | Tesla Support
If you lose internet or cellular connection, view instructions on how you can monitor your system’s power flow and charge level via web browser by connecting to your Gateway or Powerwall+.
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Ah, thanks. Was able to connect to gateway WiFi and access it via manually configuring 192.168.91.1Ah, looks like Gateway 1 might not have a wifi QR code. Do you see a TEG wifi network when nearby? If you try connecting and using the full TSN as the password, does that work? According to this page you might also have to prepend S to it if it starts with TG:
Connecting to Tesla Gateway and Powerwall+ | Tesla Support
If you lose internet or cellular connection, view instructions on how you can monitor your system’s power flow and charge level via web browser by connecting to your Gateway or Powerwall+.www.tesla.com
Interestingly enough, I’m not seeing any extra information in Netzero app, irrespective of which network I access gateway from. I cross checked from 2 phones, where one connected to gateway WiFi and another phone connecting via home WiFi. Certainly don’t see vitals anywhere
Netzero currently relies on a QR code to connect directly to the gateway, connecting manually will not help. I'll have to add a manual flow to make that work, or you can trick it by printing your own QR code here: pure JS WiFi QR Code Generator
Ah got it. Tried it with your suggestion. It seems to be able to connect to gateway WiFi for a few dozen seconds, and then seemingly disconnects without success.
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It's expected that the connection will only last a short while -- the gateway wifi network doesn't have internet access, so Netzero will quickly pull the data and then disconnect.
In terms of data that's made available: this adds per-string voltage and current, if you have a Powerwall+ (and possibly Powerwall 3, but I'd need someone to test). Battery temperature is unfortunately no longer available. There some other useful information (alerts, line voltage) so I might just add the ability to see the raw data.
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