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I tried again (no changes, only pulling the ESP Easy repo from GIT) `Processing normal_ESP8266_4M1M (platform: [email protected]; board: esp12e; framework: arduino) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Verbose mode can be enabled via `-v, --verbose`...

Have you seen this repo? Maybe it can be helpful? What kind of encoder is attached? https://github.com/vamfun/Hoverboard-Hack-FOC-PID-Servo

https://discourse.odriverobotics.com/t/project-hoverarm/441 Also nice lecture, this guy uses a 12-bit encoder from AMS. 65k pulses per rotation :-).

@kennyschuoler what HW interface do you have towards the SmartEVSE? Modbus over TCP?

Is this module acting as a second Modbus master? Or is it invisible to the SmartEVSE and eventual kWh meters? Myself I have 2x Eastron SDM230 for house load and...

@RIOuShil would you care to share your ESP8266 code, since a lot of people try to get this functionality :-). I assume all modbus meters are connected to the SmartEVSE...

Pretty good idea actually. A second contactor could provide this functionality. Or use 2 single phase contactors for 3 phase instead of 3phase contactors. Maybe a seperate microcontroller with modbus...

You can maybe check this code and see if you can use it? https://github.com/ict-one-nl/mqtt-to-smartevse

The Parkside watering meter is a Tuya device: https://zigbeealliance.org/zigbee_products/smarter-water-computer/

See this paper: https://ltu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1546405/FULLTEXT01.pdf Or with this Qualcomm chip: https://www.qualcomm.com/products/application/automotive/auto-connectivity/qca7006aq A workaround for the current SmartEVSE is integration with https://evcc.io to get SoC via BMW Connected Drive, MyAudi, Volvo on...