Solarman App missing historic data

zamlaurie

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Since 2 April, my Solarman app no longer reports Comsumption, Grid Energy or discharge energy on the Monthly bar graph correctly, and Monthly values are also not correct (and I suspect yearly ones also)

The bar graph will show the current days value, and then from the next day it "dissapears".

Anyone seen this and know what the issue might be? Note I am also running a RS485-USB converter in paralell to the Solarman to extract data via node-red on an Raspberry PI. Those values are correct.

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Since 2 April, my Solarman app no longer reports Comsumption, Grid Energy or discharge energy on the Monthly bar graph correctly, and Monthly values are also not correct (and I suspect yearly ones also)

The bar graph will show the current days value, and then from the next day it "dissapears".

Anyone seen this and know what the issue might be? Note I am also running a RS485-USB converter in paralell to the Solarman to extract data via node-red on an Raspberry PI. Those values are correct.

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What is your time settings on your inverter?

Do not have a tick in sync time.
 
I did have it on, then I turned it off (and corrected the time which was about 8 minutes out) and the same thing happened the next day
 
Also check your time zone on your plant settings on the app.

I had a similar issue about a year ago.
 
I made 2 changes.
1: Fixed router timezone (was +3 instead of +2)
2: changed timezone in app from Namibia +2 to Harare/Pretoria +2, then restarted everything with time sync set to "on" on the sunsync inverter and it is working again
 
I made 2 changes.
1: Fixed router timezone (was +3 instead of +2)
2: changed timezone in app from Namibia +2 to Harare/Pretoria +2, then restarted everything with time sync set to "on" on the sunsync inverter and it is working again
You will need to remove the time sync on the inverter.

It will give the same issue in a few months time when DST changes. The inverter time will change as it does not recognise that the timezone we are in does not use DST.
 
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