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Easee EV Charger: Action command Stop doesnt work ? #273

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t112013 opened this issue Feb 14, 2023 · 10 comments
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Easee EV Charger: Action command Stop doesnt work ? #273

t112013 opened this issue Feb 14, 2023 · 10 comments
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@t112013
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t112013 commented Feb 14, 2023

The problem

Hello. i have just installed the integration and everything seems fine, i have two charges and servce start does work but stop doesnt ? pause does.
Is it some limitations ?

Version of Easee integration having the issue?

0.9.48

Version of Home Assistant Core having the issue?

2023.2.3

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olalid commented Feb 14, 2023

Hi,
You have likely misunderstood what the stop commands purpose is.
See https://developer.easee.cloud/docs/settings
I.e. it does not do anything if your charger is not set up with authorisation with RFID card.

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t112013 commented Feb 14, 2023

Thanks for great and fast answer. hmmmm i see i see.
Best just to use toggle for simple start/stop ?
One quick question, anyhow to resert the session ? i saw that toggle, stopping and then starting will continue the meter.

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olalid commented Feb 14, 2023

I personally prefer to use the dynamic circuit limit instead of start/stop/pause/resume. It just always works independent of what mode etc you are in.
Set it to something less than 6A and the charging will stop, and set it to 6A and more and charging will resume.
There are a lot of other support issues here that you can read through to get some ideas.

I am not sure I understand you correctly, do you want to reset the session energy sensor? Not possible as far as I know, the cable has to be unplugged for it to restart from 0.

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t112013 commented Feb 14, 2023

thanks a lot, yes your last answe was right on.
Okidoki regarding the less than 6A, that would stop both cars right ?
I will try to read arround here. thanks a lot :)

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olalid commented Feb 15, 2023

If you have 2 chargers connected to the same circuit, setting the dynamic circuit limit to less than 6A will stop both cars from charging, yes.

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t112013 commented Feb 21, 2023

I have firured out that you can also use the set the chargers maks value too. that one will actually stay that value until chnged ( dynamic value gets reset on replugg)

I have also learned that you can ues the 'is enabled' switch to turn the charger on and off. nice touch to keep a charger that is monuted ouside and accesible to anyone from beein used by someoneelse

Thank for your help :)

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olalid commented Feb 21, 2023

Well, it is only charger dynamic limit that is reset on re-plug, not circuit dynamic limit.

There are in any case a lot of different ways to accomplish the same thing.
Note that the non-dynamic limits will write to flash in the unit, so if you make a lot of changes it might wear the flash out.

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t112013 commented Feb 22, 2023

right, i have set it one time only, the dynamic value will command for both cargers when charging at the same time.
Does the 'is enabled' switch write to the flash also ?

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olalid commented Feb 22, 2023

Sorry, I do not know if the is_enabled switch it writes to flash.
It ends up calling this API: https://developer.easee.cloud/reference/post_api-chargers-id-settings
That is all I can tell you...

All I can say is that limit settings that are not called "dynamic", like charger max limit, or offline limit will write to flash.
So if you are doing things like load balancing where you would update it like once a minute or so, you should not use those.

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t112013 commented Feb 23, 2023

no iam just turnning on and off the outside charger (i have one on the driveway outside, where everybody can just plug kind of) on demand when my car also updates its value to connected and gps is home then turning it off when i unplugg the cable.
so two changes per charging. dont know if that will breake the flash, i will try to contact support.

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