Recent content by tonno87

At the moment my charging station is a Vestel EVC04, but I ordered a easee lite yesterday. The EVC04 can't auto-switch from 3 to 1 phase charging, so I think the easee is a little bit better. My MG5 can charge 32A with 230V or 16A with 400V. So it's a good idea to invest in a 22kW charging...

Evcc calculates the charging time based on soc and charging current. In my config the wallbox current is 20A, but the MG5 has only 16A. So the time is not so accurate. I'm using the charging station plugin to wake the gateway for charging.

I'm using the python gateway with home assistant, evcc and tibber. Works very well for me! The python gateway uses mqtt auto discovery, so there is no need to configure some sensors or switches. BTW: The developers added some filters and fixes to the mqtt gateways to make everything more...

This client is the base of the mqtt gateway. It's not useful for a simple query of data! You should try this one: saic-java-api-gateway

Okay, I try to clarify some things: The main difference is that the old add-on was based on http requests. No manual request, no data! There is no internal logic to prevent battery drain. The idea behind the mqtt gateway is to provide the data to every system you want over mqtt. Additionaly...

Try the following configuration with the python gateway: sensor: - name: mg5_soc unique_id: uniqueid__mg5_soc state_topic: "saic/[email protected]/vehicles/LSJE2XXXXXXXXXX/drivetrain/soc" value_template: "{{ value }}" unit_of_measurement: "%" Additionally you will need...

Python looks good, it's waiting for your engine so actually it has 0 messages received. If you drive there will be a message every 30 seconds. At the moment you need to create mqtt sensors yourself. I'm working on an integration, but doesn't have much time at the moment. I will finish the wiki...

Done: SAIC-iSmart-API/ :)