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Roland: /* Instructions: */

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Instructions:

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	485solar-get project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/solarget/		485solar-get project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/solarget/
	123Solar project: https://github.com/jeanmarc77/123solar		123Solar project: https://github.com/jeanmarc77/123solar
	YASDI ~~software~~: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi		YASDI Sources: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi

	When running 485solar-get as a daemon:<br>		When running 485solar-get as a daemon:<br>

Roland: /* Release Notes: */

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Release Notes:

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	v1.000 2014-09-04 version		v1.000 2014-09-04 version
	New name, going to production version		New name, going to production version

			v1.002 2025-10-25 version
			Bugfix, for the arm32, which contains 64bit yasdi libs
			URL and comment changes

	==485solar-get Installation:==		==485solar-get Installation:==

Roland: /* Instructions: */

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Instructions:

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	485solar-get for 123Solar<br>		485solar-get for 123Solar<br>
	based on libyasdi from SMA Solar Technology ag<br>		based on libyasdi from SMA Solar Technology ag<br>
	v1.~~000 2014~~-09-04 by roland@breedveld.net<br>		v1.002 2025-10-23 by roland@breedveld.net<br>
	<br>		<br>
	Config file: /etc/yasdi.ini<br>		Config file: /etc/yasdi.ini<br>

Roland at 14:30, 23 October 2025

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	485solar-get project: ~~http~~://~~code~~.~~google.com~~/p/~~sma-get~~		485solar-get project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/solarget/
	123Solar project: https://github.com/jeanmarc77/123solar		123Solar project: https://github.com/jeanmarc77/123solar
	YASDI software: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi		YASDI software: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi

Roland: /* Instructions: */

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	485solar-get project: http://code.google.com/p/sma-get		485solar-get project: http://code.google.com/p/sma-get
	123Solar project: ~~http~~://~~www~~.123solar~~.org~~		123Solar project: https://github.com/jeanmarc77/123solar
	YASDI software: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi		YASDI software: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi

Roland: /* 485solar-get Installation: */

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485solar-get Installation:

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	needed packages: gcc cmake libaio<br>		needed packages: gcc cmake libaio<br>
	Download YASDI from the SMA site:<br>		Download YASDI from the SMA site:<br>
	~~http~~://www.sma.de/en/products/~~monitoring~~-~~systems~~/yasdi~~.html~~<br>		https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi<br>
	extract it to /usr/local/src/libyasdi_1_8_1		extract it to /usr/local/src/libyasdi_1_8_1
	cd /usr/local/src/libyasdi_1_8_1/		cd /usr/local/src/libyasdi_1_8_1/

Roland: /* Instructions: */

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Instructions:

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	485solar-get project: http://code.google.com/p/sma-get		485solar-get project: http://code.google.com/p/sma-get
	123Solar project: http://www.123solar.org		123Solar project: http://www.123solar.org
	YASDI software: ~~http~~://www.sma.de/en/products/~~monitoring~~-~~systems~~/yasdi~~.html~~		YASDI software: https://www.sma.de/en/products/apps-software/yasdi

	When running 485solar-get as a daemon:<br>		When running 485solar-get as a daemon:<br>

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Roland at 11:23, 1 December 2015

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	On all devices between, you have to switch termination off.<br>		On all devices between, you have to switch termination off.<br>
	on some devices it's a switch close to the connector, on other devices you should remove resistors from the pcb, it should be explained in the manual.<br>		on some devices it's a switch close to the connector, on other devices you should remove resistors from the pcb, it should be explained in the manual.<br>

			==USB Devices after system reboot:==
			Using multiple serial USB tty devices<br>
			<br>
			Serial USB devices are swapped after reboot<br>
			If you use multiple serial USB adapters, it will happen tat they are assigned from /dev/USBtty1 to /dev/USBtty0 after reboot.<br>
			I use a simple script, which is runned before starting 123solar and metern, this will create 2 symlink's:<br>
			for my smart electricity meter: /dev/ttyUSBp1<br>
			for my solar devices: /dev/ttyUSBsl<br>
			these links I configured in the applications.<br>
			run:
			dmesg\|grep ttyUSB<br>
			and see which strings you can use to see which is which.<br>
			In my case:
			usb 2-2: pl2303 converter now attached to ttyUSB0
			usb 3-1: FTDI USB Serial Device converter now attached to ttyUSB1

			put this somewhere in your startup script, or in /etc/rc.local:
			rm -f /dev/ttyUSBp1 /dev/ttyUSBsl
			P1_DEV=$(dmesg\|grep "to ttyUSB"\|grep pl2303 \|tail -1\|awk '{print $NF}')
			SL_DEV=$(dmesg\|grep "to ttyUSB"\|grep FTDI \|tail -1\|awk '{print $NF}')
			ln -s /dev/${P1_DEV} /dev/ttyUSBp1
			ln -s /dev/${SL_DEV} /dev/ttyUSBsl

Roland: /* Interface Hardware: */

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Interface Hardware:

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	To connect to the SMA and Aurora, I used a simple cat5 cable, take 1 twisted pair for GND and another for data:<br>		To connect to the SMA and Aurora, I used a simple cat5 cable, take 1 twisted pair for GND and another for data:<br>

	Aurora Sunny-Boy wire PC		Aurora Sunny-Boy wire PC
	GND 5 brown+brown-white GND		GND 5 brown+brown-white GND
	r+,w+ 2 orange RS485+		r+,w+ 2 orange RS485+
	r-,w- 7 orange-white RS485-		r-,w- 7 orange-white RS485-

	Mark 1, if r and w are separate, you can put + together and - together.<br>		Mark 1, if r and w are separate, you can put + together and - together.<br>