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wow! - this is indeed quite scarry - how do you change the value of the veh_target_soc in your automation code? |
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actually when you use ha-external code, then I could imagine, that something in the caches and data containers something will get out of sync... if you want to manipulate HA-entities, then please use HA only... (might be there is a bug in the API that will be used by Node-Red?! What you can try (as alternative) is directly to use the evcc - API to manipulate you data - then the Integration will pick up the updates - at least 5min later. Since this is the only thing that I can test/verify here - when data in evcc changes (e.g via GUI or API), that then the integration will pick up this change in a reasonable amount of time <5min. |
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just something additional you might like to check, enable the debug log for the integration and check, if with every write operation you trigger from your NodeRed code you see a corresponding |
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cause I am curious - was there really something that could be fixed - or it's it more, that it's "none-explainable" ?! |
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Not sure if this really is caused by the integration or by evcc itself. But is definitely not caused by my automation.
I have an automation which switches between the two setpoints for day an charging at night. But occasionally the entity sets itself to 100%, which is quite annoying. So far I couldn't detect any regularity beside it gets triggered at 14:20 every day.
The other ones are rather random.
What as well puzzles me is the fact, that the slider remains at 90% even the number is set to another value, either by automation or the ghost setting.

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