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Many hours after a power outage I noticed the time on the EVSE was incorrect. NTP was enabled and setup correctly. The unit required me to click 'Set Time' to force an NTP update to correct the time:
FW: V4.0.1
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I have had the same issue. NTP didn't update the time directly. If I use the browser method, it does change the time, but after 2 seconds it changes the time 2 hours in the past.
On making a connection to the EVSE we read the time as the EVSE module may have a battery backed RTC or even just it has remained on during reboot.
However it also may not have a useful time set, eg when recovering from a power cut and no battery backed RTC. In ths case there is a race condition between getting the time from NTP and the time from the EVSE. So now we only set to the EVSE time if it is later than the local ESP time.
This fixes NTP not automatically working #194.
Many hours after a power outage I noticed the time on the EVSE was incorrect. NTP was enabled and setup correctly. The unit required me to click 'Set Time' to force an NTP update to correct the time:
FW: V4.0.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: