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Oh that's cool indeed, especially for those folks who won't care about per second updates. Really simplifies it.@TedLasso it works via my Deye dongle, just tested now:
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Running on my Microserver:
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Just a heads up, I had some issues in getting stats to pull and mailed their support. Looks like a fix is coming soon at least:Oh that's cool indeed, especially for those folks who won't care about per second updates. Really simplifies it.
Most of us that use SA, and have the hardwired cables to the battery /inverter to get the up to date per second updates especially critical for managing high draw workloads where the delay coming from the dongle is not that responsive.
This is a big win in the adoption of solar assistant to many more people who won't want to buy a pi and cables etc.
It captures both use cases pretty well now.
All I want Solar assistant (on the Pi) is an automated backup method. At least with docker, you can manage this easier.

And a quick write up please on how you used to Deye dongle to get data into SA - my SA Pi packed up a few weeks ago and been using the normal (old) sunsynk dongle - been working fine but i also had the paid SA sub so keen to still use itUpdate: as per SA the fix is incoming, will try download the latest version tonight after the kiddo is asleep as they provided me some instructions to try
Sjoe, I did it so long ago but here was what I used:And a quick write up please on how you used to Deye dongle to get data into SA - my SA Pi packed up a few weeks ago and been using the normal (old) sunsynk dongle - been working fine but i also had the paid SA sub so keen to still use it
Good thing we have optionsOk, I am too Dom. What if your docker PC is like 40m away from the inverter. How do you physically connect PC to the inverter and battery ?
At least with the Pi, you can do that anywhere with the short USB to rs232 cables.