[HELP] EASUN SMH II 4.2KW DONT WORK
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A clear and concise description of what the problem is.
I can't get this inverter to work at all, can anyone help me?
[WebSerial] Connecting...
[WebSerial] Connected...
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Modbus device
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
----------------- End Autodetect -----------------
----------------- Start Autodetect -----------------
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Modbus device
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Request failed!
----------------- End Autodetect -----------------
Additional context
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the smh series works so i think, can you explain your wireing, photos and more
the smh series works so i think, can you explain your wireing, photos and more
The connection is made as you see in your diagram...
On pipsolar it works well and I don't have any problems. I switch to SMH and I can't get it to work
the smh series works so i think, can you explain your wireing, photos and more
The connection is made as you see in your diagram... On pipsolar it works well and I don't have any problems. I switch to SMH and I can't get it to work
pipsolar have a lot of implemented protocols, i dont have all at the moment.
without know what your device speaks i cant fix it.
double check your wireing for twisted data lines and/or try to swap it
the smh series works so i think, can you explain your wireing, photos and more
The connection is made as you see in your diagram... On pipsolar it works well and I don't have any problems. I switch to SMH and I can't get it to work
pipsolar have a lot of implemented protocols, i dont have all at the moment. without know what your device speaks i cant fix it. double check your wireing for twisted data lines and/or try to swap it
I just find it strange that the pipsolar I have (pip30) works fine and when I change to the Easun smh II 4.2kw it stops working.
But ok I'll check the connections but I'm almost certain that it's clear that the pipsolar where it uses the pip30 protocol works fine.
Pipsolar have a Lot more as the single pi30 Protocol, WE need to find Out what your device Talk in Details.
Can you get a RAW or debug Log of communication from your device?
Or use watchppwer to created a communication log
I've tried several times and re-read the connections and they're all ok.
Remembering that just connect to the pipsolar inverter (pip30 protocol works)
Tell me how to debug watchpower....
I've tried several times and re-read the connections and they're all ok. Remembering that just connect to the pipsolar inverter (pip30 protocol works) Tell me how to debug watchpower....
start watchpower, right click on the litle icon on the task bar(next to clock) and click on debug, a folder opens. when watchpower is connected and read data the folder will fill up with files. zip it and upload it here
I've tried several times and re-read the connections and they're all ok. Remembering that just connect to the pipsolar inverter (pip30 protocol works) Tell me how to debug watchpower....
start watchpower, right click on the litle icon on the task bar(next to clock) and click on debug, a folder opens. when watchpower is connected and read data the folder will fill up with files. zip it and upload it here
What do you need from here?
I've tried several times and re-read the connections and they're all ok. Remembering that just connect to the pipsolar inverter (pip30 protocol works) Tell me how to debug watchpower....
start watchpower, right click on the litle icon on the task bar(next to clock) and click on debug, a folder opens. when watchpower is connected and read data the folder will fill up with files. zip it and upload it here
Here is the watchpower debug.
thank you, so the little problem is simple.
i ask the devices for QPI the most answer with 18 or 30 was the protocol version is, but yours doenst answer with anything.
short crude fix, but try it
Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A3_OTA.bin.zip
thank you, so the little problem is simple. i ask the devices for QPI the most answer with 18 or 30 was the protocol version is, but yours doenst answer with anything. short crude fix, but try it Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A3_OTA.bin.zip
Unfortunately it also doesn't work with the version you sent.
But you have it on your github stating that this inverter works.... Why isn't mine working?
thank you, so the little problem is simple. i ask the devices for QPI the most answer with 18 or 30 was the protocol version is, but yours doenst answer with anything. short crude fix, but try it Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A3_OTA.bin.zip
Unfortunately it also doesn't work with the version you sent.
But you have it on your github stating that this inverter works.... Why isn't mine working?
possible that your device have different firmware
what tells the web serial now?
thank you, so the little problem is simple. i ask the devices for QPI the most answer with 18 or 30 was the protocol version is, but yours doenst answer with anything. short crude fix, but try it Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A3_OTA.bin.zip
Unfortunately it also doesn't work with the version you sent.
But you have it on your github stating that this inverter works.... Why isn't mine working?possible that your device have different firmware what tells the web serial now?
[WebSerial] Connecting...
[WebSerial] Connected...
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QVFW][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QVFW: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Modbus device
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
----------------- Start Autodetect -----------------
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QVFW][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QVFW: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
[C: QVFW][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QVFW: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QVFW][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QVFW: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
Time-out
Invalid Slave ID
Invalid Slave ID
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QVFW][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QVFW: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
thats curios. so i send the same QVFW comand as the watchpower but your device answer with NAK
lets try with another comand
Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A4_OTA.bin.zip
thats curios. so i send the same QVFW comand as the watchpower but your device answer with NAK lets try with another comand Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A4_OTA.bin.zip
That's strange...
[WebSerial] Connecting...
[WebSerial] Connected...
[C: QMOD][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QMOD: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: QMOD][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QMOD: NAK (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NAK (Length: 3)
seems to interrupt
ok your device speaks a different language, it answer on all with NAK
yes that interrupt, have some exception that i dont find, its a bug for later.
so last try is to get a raw communication snipet from your com port of the pc, it exsist some software that can do that
edit: can you see the com baudrate in watchpower?
edit2: you can try this https://github.com/syssi/esphome-smg-ii/ its modbus variant, just for try, or pipsolar.
ok your device speaks a different language, it answer on all with NAK yes that interrupt, have some exception that i dont find, its a bug for later. so last try is to get a raw communication snipet from your com port of the pc, it exsist some software that can do that
edit: can you see the com baudrate in watchpower? edit2: you can try this https://github.com/syssi/esphome-smg-ii/ its modbus variant, just for try, or pipsolar.
ok your device speaks a different language, it answer on all with NAK yes that interrupt, have some exception that i dont find, its a bug for later. so last try is to get a raw communication snipet from your com port of the pc, it exsist some software that can do that
edit: can you see the com baudrate in watchpower? edit2: you can try this https://github.com/syssi/esphome-smg-ii/ its modbus variant, just for try, or pipsolar.
wait ... the default speed for PI protocols is 2400, so thats fucking fast. let me build short a version that changes to 19200
changes on QVFW querry to 19200
Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A5_OTA.bin.zip
dont know its a typo error or right, at the top of it stand modbus settings, so its possible that you have a version that speaks modbus
@all-solutions need your assitance here for watchpower and com monitoring
changes on QVFW querry to 19200 Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A5_OTA.bin.zip
dont know its a typo error or right, at the top of it stand modbus settings, so its possible that you have a version that speaks modbus
Unfortunately it didn't work either....
I would suggest removing this inverter model from your "inverters that work"
my inverter is that https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005006361049535.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.5.4dbdcaa4ncfHFi&gatewayAdapt=glo2bra
changes on QVFW querry to 19200 Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A5_OTA.bin.zip
dont know its a typo error or right, at the top of it stand modbus settings, so its possible that you have a version that speaks modbusUnfortunately it didn't work either....
I would suggest removing this inverter model from your "inverters that work"
try to aks your seller for the comunication protocol, thtas was helpfull too
not so fast ;)
so here someone wrote that a device with this name works, so your device is different from other with same name, wait for all-sollutions, he can explain you how to get raw data from the com port comunication, with this data we can clearly see whats going on with your device
changes on QVFW querry to 19200 Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A5_OTA.bin.zip
dont know its a typo error or right, at the top of it stand modbus settings, so its possible that you have a version that speaks modbusUnfortunately it didn't work either....
I would suggest removing this inverter model from your "inverters that work"try to aks your seller for the comunication protocol, thtas was helpfull too
not so fast ;) so here someone wrote that a device with this name works, so your device is different from other with same name, wait for all-sollutions, he can explain you how to get raw data from the com port comunication, with this data we can clearly see whats going on with your device
Ok, I've already asked but I doubt I'll get an answer...
In this article he mentions that it didn't work... It's not the same inverter
changes on QVFW querry to 19200 Solar2MQTT_1.2.0-Pre5A5_OTA.bin.zip
dont know its a typo error or right, at the top of it stand modbus settings, so its possible that you have a version that speaks modbusUnfortunately it didn't work either....
I would suggest removing this inverter model from your "inverters that work"try to aks your seller for the comunication protocol, thtas was helpfull too
not so fast ;) so here someone wrote that a device with this name works, so your device is different from other with same name, wait for all-sollutions, he can explain you how to get raw data from the com port comunication, with this data we can clearly see whats going on with your deviceOk, I've already asked but I doubt I'll get an answer... In this article he mentions that it didn't work...
try ask easun direct, looks like direct brand from him
at the bottom its a hint that it work, its the only thing i found on search your device name with qpigs or qpiri (protocol comands)
@softwarecrash the cable that came with inverter has 4 connections....



@softwarecrash the cable that came with inverter has 4 connections....
2 for Data
2 for Power, Take a Look at the Wiki and Protocol folder
@softwarecrash
tx
rx
12v
gnd
???????
show-me wlki link please
Your cable is for the wifi dongle. That's why you have also the 12v pin in that.
BTW: Can you please show us the complete wiring from your inverter to the Wemos? Perhaps there is a problem. We can not solve it, when we don't know your wiring.
show-me wlki link please
If my connection was wrong, the inverter I have that uses the pip30 wouldn't work either...
In the photo it shows pins D1 and D2 but it was to test the esphome at the moment it is on D6 and D7
OK, I have to look at the big screen tomorrow. On the phone right now, I can't see that exactly. BTW: You definitely have an SMH, not an SMG?
A clear and concise description of what the problem is.
I can't get this inverter to work at all, can anyone help me?
[WebSerial] Connecting... [WebSerial] Connected... [C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] ^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3) Try Autodetect Modbus device Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! ----------------- End Autodetect ----------------- ----------------- Start Autodetect ----------------- [C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] QPI: NAK (Length: 3) [C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] ^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3) Try Autodetect Protocol [C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] QPI: NAK (Length: 3) [C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] ^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3) Try Autodetect Protocol [C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] QPI: NAK (Length: 3) [C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3] ^P005PI: NAK (Length: 3) Try Autodetect Modbus device Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! Invalid Slave ID Invalid Slave ID Time-out Request failed! ----------------- End Autodetect -----------------Additional context
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I found the solution it seems rx and tx wire wrong marking, so i just replace one to another and its works !!!
Try itz because my errors was similar
Now i have connection 😄
The same situation for me, with EASUN SMG-II 6.2Kw, cannot make it to work. Also tried your latest recommendation to switch tx/rx, but without result.
Maybe it's connectivity issue ? No idea how to read that trobuleshooting log :)
Response Timed Out
Time-out
Request failed!
----------------- End Autodetect -----------------
ProzessData P:0 C:0
MQTT Client State: 0
Data sent to MQTT
----------------- Start Autodetect -----------------
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NOA (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NOA (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NOA (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NOA (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Protocol
[C: QPI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
QPI: NOA (Length: 3)
[C: ^P005PI][CR: 0][CC: 0][L: 3]
^P005PI: NOA (Length: 3)
Try Autodetect Modbus device
Init MUST PV/PH 18 protocol, baud 19200, modbusAddr 4
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