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Net metering and -single one shot execution #38

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tracyj opened this issue Nov 7, 2015 · 0 comments
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Net metering and -single one shot execution #38

tracyj opened this issue Nov 7, 2015 · 0 comments

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tracyj commented Nov 7, 2015

I would first like to thank you for your effort in providing this wonderful software. I just installed a solar PV system, and would like to be able to track my power usage. I need to be able to read both the consumption, and the power that was pushed to the grid from the new net meter that was installed on our house. Your software is perfect for my project. When I look at the data that is transmitted from the net meter, it appears to send out three different messages. The first message contains the power consumption under the meter ID that is marked on the meter. The second message contains the power that was pushed to the grid with the meter ID plus one. The third message contains the difference between the consumption and the power pushed to the grid as a 2's complement number with the meter ID plus two. It appears to send all three in sequence one right after the other.

I would like to capture this data every night just after midnight. Right now, I use the -single option, but I have to do it three times, and change -filterid for each one shot execution. It then has to wait each time for the meter to get around to sending the data again. It would be nice if all three could somehow be captured with a single one shot execution. Maybe the one shot execution wouldn't finish until it had received something from each entry in the -filterid list. I appreciate any consideration that you might give to this, and thanks again for providing this software.

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