RAPI Sleep not working : Support

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Soloam Reg

started a topic over 5 years ago

Hello all, I'm trying to send some commands to the OpenEVSE via RAPI (happens in all methods, MQTT, HTTP and GUI RAPI). When I send the command $FS (to pause the charging), the system goes into sleep and returns to changing immediately after. If I press sleep in the web gui button or in the physic button, the system goes into sleep. I send the MQTT topic openevse/rapi/in/$FS or the http:<myip>/r?rapi=%24FS

Is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong?

OpenEVSE

Firmware: 5.0.1

Protocol: 4.0.1

OpenEVSE WiFi

Firmware: 2.8.0

Thank You

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Soloam Reg

said about 5 years ago

Ok, I fund the problem, if I set a timer, I'm not able to override with the RAPI. I would like to keep the timer, but send commands to override it when I need to! Not Possible?

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Pat

said about 5 years ago

Same issue here after upgrading to 5.0.1 to fix incorrect total kWhr (off by a factor of 100). This was not the previous behavior. To replicate: Set a charging schedule (mine is 22:05-5:55) Outside the schedule, physical button, mqtt, Rapi, etc will only switch out of sleep for about .25 seconds and then the unit goes back to sleep. If you watch mqtt /openevse/status changes from 254 (sleep) to 1 (on) and then right back to 254. With the previous FW you could manually leave sleep mode with button, RAPI, etc. This is the preferred behavior as it’s sometimes necessary to manually leave sleep.

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Soloam Reg

said about 5 years ago

If you send the F1 command it will work, if the car is connected! F1 will replicate the button

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Frank Furt

said about 5 years ago

Had the same problem. $F1 works. But Soloam Reg: where do you get these "secret" rapi commands from? All I got is what's displayed in the page at /#rapi. There are even some more undocumented commands, like the one to retrieve the timer values. Are there more?

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Soloam Reg

said about 5 years ago

The site openenergymonitor makes some cowork with openevse, and I think that one of the developers of openenergymonitor also made some contributions to openevse! This command was given to me by him in the openenergymonitor forum! I never found any reference to the F1 command in any document of openevse!