Hello,
I recently started using SBFspot, version 3.1.1 on raspberry pi.
I have a two inverter system. Both are successfully being queried.
As both inverters are part of my single PVOutput system, I have:
```
PVoutput_SID=2100397497:XXXX,2100393920:XXXX
```
This results, ultimately, in just one inverter's data being added to the site.
It is possible to see the first inverter's data being presented, and then over-written with the second.
If there are multiple inverters and the SIDs are the same, it would make sense to add the data, no?
Comments: dear amgems, for the handling of your issue can you please provide the following information -a- output-files (trace/details of actions) generated by sbfspot, and for easy handling the csv files that output-file includes trace and details for the execution of all steps by sbfspot -a.1- to obtain the output-file (traces) you have to add the following options to the command sbfspot -d5 -v5 xxxxx 1>trace-c134-ou.txt 2>trace-c134-err.txt where xxxxx are your actual used options -a.2- the best is to execute this command one time out eg via "command-window" these files will be directed to the default location (that depends on your setup) the csv files, are easier to transmit the resulting "data" as generated by sbfspot (in stead of sending the dB) -a.3- to obtain the csv files you need to allow csv note: from your info, one can not find whether csv is in use, please check your sbfspot.cfg for this you did not give -b- the config file for the upload function -c- please control that the setting for MIS is correct in the sbfspot.cfg -d- please inform about the elements in your configuration -d.1- can we assume that you're using speedwire (or is it BT) ?? -d.2- any other system involved ?? the files can be attached by using ZIP function (codeplex gives problems for multiple files) kr wim
I recently started using SBFspot, version 3.1.1 on raspberry pi.
I have a two inverter system. Both are successfully being queried.
As both inverters are part of my single PVOutput system, I have:
```
PVoutput_SID=2100397497:XXXX,2100393920:XXXX
```
This results, ultimately, in just one inverter's data being added to the site.
It is possible to see the first inverter's data being presented, and then over-written with the second.
If there are multiple inverters and the SIDs are the same, it would make sense to add the data, no?
Comments: dear amgems, for the handling of your issue can you please provide the following information -a- output-files (trace/details of actions) generated by sbfspot, and for easy handling the csv files that output-file includes trace and details for the execution of all steps by sbfspot -a.1- to obtain the output-file (traces) you have to add the following options to the command sbfspot -d5 -v5 xxxxx 1>trace-c134-ou.txt 2>trace-c134-err.txt where xxxxx are your actual used options -a.2- the best is to execute this command one time out eg via "command-window" these files will be directed to the default location (that depends on your setup) the csv files, are easier to transmit the resulting "data" as generated by sbfspot (in stead of sending the dB) -a.3- to obtain the csv files you need to allow csv note: from your info, one can not find whether csv is in use, please check your sbfspot.cfg for this you did not give -b- the config file for the upload function -c- please control that the setting for MIS is correct in the sbfspot.cfg -d- please inform about the elements in your configuration -d.1- can we assume that you're using speedwire (or is it BT) ?? -d.2- any other system involved ?? the files can be attached by using ZIP function (codeplex gives problems for multiple files) kr wim
