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Request: Multiple openDTU in one VenusOS #117

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TheGrumpyBadger opened this issue Sep 28, 2023 · 5 comments
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Request: Multiple openDTU in one VenusOS #117

TheGrumpyBadger opened this issue Sep 28, 2023 · 5 comments
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I would be nice to have the ability to add multiple openDTU at once.

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  • Hoymiles devices to fare to connect to one openDTU
  • to many Hoymiles devices for one openDTU
@henne49 henne49 added the enhancement New feature or request label Sep 28, 2023
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henne49 commented Sep 28, 2023

I guess that would be possible, but just iterating over multiple ahoy or opendtus

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UdoD5 commented Oct 13, 2023

I guess that would be possible, but just iterating over multiple ahoy or opendtus

Hi, I would appriciate this too. There is an additional reason. Hoyemiles HMS* Inverter need another RF Module instead of the NRF24L01+ for the HM* series it uses CMT2300A for the new one. I have the "old" RF module running for my two HM Inverter and a device with CMT2300A for one HMS Inverter. I don't necessarely want to combine them because I can place the new one closer to the actual inverter.

Is this already possible or how do I itarate across two instances?

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0x7878 commented Oct 13, 2023

I keep this in mind when it comes to refactoring the base. For now, you can simply copy opendtu to opendtu2 and start it. So you will have 2 instances of it. This is how it runs in my installation.

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UdoD5 commented Oct 13, 2023

I keep this in mind when it comes to refactoring the base. For now, you can simply copy opendtu to opendtu2 and start it. So you will have 2 instances of it. This is how it runs in my installation.

so you mean the folder /data/dbus-opendtu to /data/dbus-opendtu2 right? ... and make sure the DeviceInstance ID's do not get in conflict with to original config.. after that start the service for the second folder .. right?

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0x7878 commented Oct 13, 2023

Yes, that's right. It works very well. Give it a try. I've got ahoyDTU and openDTU running this way. Different folders, of course, and different instance IDs.

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