lsx024b

Epever (Epsolar) Controller Monitor (Web and Home Assistant).

Expected compatible controller series: VS-B, Tracer-B, Tracer-A, iTracer, eTracer

Confirmed compatible controller series: LS-B (LS1024B, LS2024B, LS3024B)

App will read data from device (every {Device.Interval} seconds) and push it to MQTT topic {MQTT.Topic}/{Device.Name} or (and) show http(s)://{HTTP.Address}/api/state you can also use Web client http(s)://{HTTP.Address}.

{
	"connected": true,
	"updated": "2022-05-13T18:23:51.997628484Z",
	"update_interval": 10,
	"model": "LS-B compatible",
	"device": {
		"rated": { ... },
		"real_time": { ... },
		"status": { ... },
		"statistical": { ... },
		"settings": { ... }
	}
}

Configuration

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For configuration create config.yml (see example/config.yml) file and discribe Device and MQTT or Web or bouth services.

Build

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You have two ways for build this project:

• Install Go lang, Nodejs 12 (14 or 16), yarn and build manually
• Use make and Docker

or download binary from realese section.

NOTE: Set version for production building go build -s -w -X main.version=1.0 or empty go build for Debug log level.

ATTENTION! For update web client you should run web client building before server building, if you use docker and make new client will added automatically.

Server

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You have golang on your computer, you can build it by default:

go mod download
go build

or if you have make and Docker, you can build without golang instalation: (for your host platform)

make build

if you wanna build version for arm32v7 (Orabge PI, etc) you need qemu emulator you can install it directly sudo apt install qemu-user-static or add docker container with emulator by make qemu

make qemu
make build_arm32v7

NOTE! After reboot you need run make qemu again.

NOTE! When you see in console #0 0.580 exec /bin/sh: exec format error that's mean you need qemu.

Web client

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You have nodejs 12 / 14 / 16 and yarn on your computer, you can build it by default:

yarn install
yarn build
rm -rf ../web/*
cp -r dist/* ../web/

or if you have make and Docker, you can build without node instalation:

make build

NOTE! You can use development docker container make dev_web_client.

For using JS helper Vetur for VSCode create vetur.config.js in root, and set path to project './web_src'. (see reference: https://vuejs.github.io/vetur/reference/#example)

Run as service

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Add config file and service file (see example/lsx024b.service) to /opt/lsx024b/ and create symlink to service:

sudo ln -s /opt/lsx024b/lsx024b.service /etc/systemd/system/lsx024b.service
sudo systemctl enable lsx024b
sudo systemctl start lsx024b

for status:

sudo systemctl status lsx024b

for stop

sudo systemctl disable lsx024b

for delete service

sudo systemctl disable lsx024b

More info

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Device docs you can fount in /docs.