Yep. Brilliant. Thank you so so much!!!
Just trying to work out if inverter temp and voltage should be coming through…
Yep. Brilliant. Thank you so so much!!!
Just trying to work out if inverter temp and voltage should be coming through…
Since you have a lot of missing data and you’re a pvoutput donator you can upload older data (SMA inverter holds around 60 days of history)
Run SBFspot once manually:
/usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/SBFspot -v -ad62 -am12 -ae12 -sp0 -nocsv -finq
The upload daemon will send it automatically (will take some time)
Your a legend!! Thanks so much!!
Hi guys,
I have the same error during installation of sbfspot.
My sbfspot was not running for almost two month and now I want to get it back up again.
Already did the upload of the old data, but always get the “‘different number of SID/Serial” error at the end of the installation.
Any more recommendations?
Thank you very much!
digiveit
@digiveit
While running SBFspot, the configurator detects an unequal number of serial numbers (inverters) and PVO systems. For each inverter you need one PVO system ID
I have only one inverter.
OK, and one SystemID?
What do you fill in for “PVoutput Configuration”?
Please post the log file
Here is the log after running sudo curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sbfspot/sbfspot-config/master/sbfspot-config | sudo
bash
SBFspot Configuration Tool V1.2.1
Running on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.1
Checking whiptail… Installed.
architecture=armhf
Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
username=pi
userhome=/home/pi
Minimum SBFspot version supported by this tool is 3.5.0
Request to install latest version (3.9.3)
Searching for existing configuration(s)…
Creating new config…
Scanning for Bluetooth devices, please wait…
Saving defaults to /var/tmp/sbfspot.3/sbfspot.defaults… Done
Performing some checks before installation… Done
Downloading https://github.com/sbfspot/sbfspot/releases/download/V3.9.3/sbfspot-mariadb-arm-linux-buster.tar.gz
Copying files…
Checking database…
Schema Version=1
Configuring SBFspot… Done
Running SBFspot…
SetPlantTime returned an error: -1
getSoftwareVersion returned an error: -1
getTypeLabel returned an error: -1
Creating cron jobs…
*/5 6-22 * * * /usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/daydata
55 05 * * * /usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/monthdata
NetID=02
PVO enabled, configuring upload daemon…
Device Serial(s):
Copying daemon…
Different number of SID/Serial
Found 1 SIDS
Found 0 S/N
It seems like the serial no. can´t be received from the inverter.
I checked the password for user and installer with Sunny Explorer and it´s ok.
Run SBFspot in debug mode:
/usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/SBFspot -d5 -v5 -nocsv -nosql
Hi,
I’ve the same problem as digiveit. I have 2 inverters. During the setup of pvoutput, sbfspot is unable to detect the serial of the inverter(s). I also tried the setup with only one inverter but i gives me the same error.
This is my output (for 2 inverters)
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sbfspot/sbfspot-config/master/sbfspot-config | sudo bash
SBFspot Configuration Tool V1.2.1
Running on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Plus Rev 1.3
Checking whiptail… Installed.
architecture=armhf
Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
username=pi
userhome=/home/pi
Minimum SBFspot version supported by this tool is 3.5.0
Request to install latest version (3.9.5)
Searching for existing configuration(s)…
Reading defaults from /var/tmp/sbfspot.3/sbfspot.defaults… Done
Saving defaults to /var/tmp/sbfspot.3/sbfspot.defaults… Done
Performing some checks before installation… Done
Downloading https://github.com/sbfspot/sbfspot/releases/download/V3.9.5/sbfspot-sqlite-arm-linux-bullseye.tar.gz
Copying files…
SBFspot.db exists
Checking database…
Schema Version=1
Saving existing SBFspot.cfg… Done
Configuring SBFspot… Done
Running SBFspot…
Creating cron jobs…
*/5 6-22 * * * /usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/daydata
55 05 * * * /usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/monthdata
NetID=03
PVO enabled, configuring upload daemon…
Device Serial(s):
Not replacing daemon (unchanged)
Different number of SID/Serial
Found 2 SIDS
Found 0 S/N
This is the output for : sudo /usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/SBFspot -v -finq -nocsv
Then sbfspot is able to find the serials
SBFspot V3.9.5
Yet another tool to read power production of SMA solar inverters
© 2012-2022, SBF (https://github.com/SBFspot/SBFspot)
Compiled for Linux (LE) 32 bit with SQLite support
Commandline Args: -v -finq -nocsv
Reading config ‘/usr/local/bin/sbfspot.3/SBFspot.cfg’
Wed Jun 15 21:13:49 2022: INFO: Starting…
sunrise: 05:29
sunset : 21:56
Connecting to 00:80:25:A4:9D:DE (1/10)
Initialising…
SUSyID: 125 - SessionID: 829937949
SMA netID=03
SUSyID: 131 - SN: 2120194911
SUSyID: 99 - SN: 2003606913
BT Signal=0.0%
Logon OK
SUSyID: 99 - SN: 2003606913
Device Name: SN: 2003606913
Device Class: Solar Inverters
Device Type: SB 2100TL
Software Version: 12.12.205.R
SUSyID: 131 - SN: 2120194911
Device Name: SN: 2120194911
Device Class: Solar Inverters
Device Type: SB 2500HF-30
Software Version: 02.30.07.R
Packet status: 21
Packet status: 21
SUSyID: 99 - SN: 2003606913
Device Status: Ok
SUSyID: 131 - SN: 2120194911
Any idea’s?
It’s a confirmed bug
V3.9.4 is not impacted. Install with:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sbfspot/sbfspot-config/master/sbfspot-config | sudo bash -s 3.9.4
Thanks!!! Now he’s uploading.