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Never seen the actual inverter screen have zero stats during a server/App outage. You guys also seeing zero's?
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You can disable auto time sync on the inverter settings.Anyone have any issues on time settings? I noticed this morning the inverter time keeps jumping around by hours. I checked the timezone in the app, everything is fine.
My Solar assistant was plug and play, bought from their site with 2 cables and never looked back2nd full day offline this year.
Joel and the ponytail becoming real server room amateur's now. For all we know they're running the whole backend on a self built tower PC on that room that they make YouTube video's in.
Would seriously consider Solar Assistant now if it was plug and play.
Thanks. Will check that out.My Solar assistant was plug and play, bought from their site with 2 cables and never looked back
You can check on these Facebook groups whenever u experience issues to see if anyone else is affected too.Does Sunsynk have a place where they post notifications about outages and maintenance? Luckily I checked this thread to see I'm not the only one that's got zero stats uploaded since this morning at 6:50.
Mine also off all day with even the inverter reporting no data.Does Sunsynk have a place where they post notifications about outages and maintenance? Luckily I checked this thread to see I'm not the only one that's got zero stats uploaded since this morning at 6:50.
Mine also off all day with even the inverter reporting no data.
Date & time on inverter also messed up. Corrected it to only find it wrong again an hour later. I switched off the "Use timer" function for the night as we are scheduled for loadshedding and I don't want to risk running my battery down because of system issues.
Yes it does, only problem is that the UI does not allow you to set a local server, you either use theirs, or none. Makes one wonder what's going on in that cloud.I don't understand why an outage on the server side causes the local time on the inverter to be wrong. Does the inverter not use standard NTP for time syncing?