As a total beginner in Linux/ioBroker/Influx etc. I can't get the smart meter adapter to work.
I have a "bitshake" wifi smartmeter reader on my “efr SGM-C4-1A600l” electricity meter. The data transfer to the “Trucki-Stick” (a wifi dongle that controls our inverter and collects the data via Json-Keys (StatusSNS,SGM,Power)) works perfectly. And I also receive data from there in ioBroker.
However, if I enter the same URL (“http://192.168.1.8/cm?cmnd=status 10”) in the smartmeter adapter and try to read the data via Json as well, nothing happens. Various other configurations were also unsuccessful. Does anyone know how exactly I have to set this up?
By the way:
In parallel, I try the whole thing via MQTT, where I also get a connection and various objects are created. However, none of them contain individual data such as the current meter reading or the voltage, but only one such (or similar) string:
“ {“StatusSNS”:{“Time”:“2024-08-23T11:44:14”,“SGM”:
“E_in”:26797.805,“E_inHT”:0.000,“E_out”:0.000,“E_outHT”:0.000,“Power”:56,“Voltage”:238.8,“Voltage_L2”:240.2,“Voltage_L3”:240.2,“Current”:0.80,“Current_L2”:0.71,“Current_L3”:0.99,“phase_angle_L2_L1”:121,“phase_angle_L3_L1”:240,“phase_angle_L1”:296.0,“phase_angle_L2”:302.0,“phase_angle_L3”:218.0,“Freq”:50.0,“ID”:“0a014526521804521e95”}}}”
MOD-EDIT: Code in code-tags gesetzt!
Everything is in there somehow, but not in such a way that I can use it.
Would be really grateful for help.