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You already helped me getting the SOC from the above Vehicle. Now I try to also get some more Information.
Seems like this information is always available on the CAN and do not have to be "requested".
So I started the monitor and got the information I need for Odometer.
But I do not know what to do now to send this information via MQTT to my Wallbox.
Here is a screenshot from the Monitor
For Odometer we need PID 412 which we can see with "412h".
The needed bytes are (if I remeber correct Meatpi starts counting with B0 ?)
(Byte = HEX = DEC
B2 = 00 = 0
B3 = 4C = 76
B4 = 65 = 101
The formula should be ((B2 * 256) + B3) * 256) + B4
Converted to DEC and in my example:
((0*256) + 76) * 256) + 101 = 19557
And this is the correct value of my cars Odometer
So sorry if thats a stupied question, but how do I enter this now in the Automate -> Vehicle specific area?
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@Heavendenied81 The Automate dose not support reading data that is available on the Bus, it only supports requesting data. You can use the CAN filter but that is only using mqtt.
You already helped me getting the SOC from the above Vehicle. Now I try to also get some more Information.
Seems like this information is always available on the CAN and do not have to be "requested".
So I started the monitor and got the information I need for Odometer.
But I do not know what to do now to send this information via MQTT to my Wallbox.
Here is a screenshot from the Monitor
For Odometer we need PID 412 which we can see with "412h".
The needed bytes are (if I remeber correct Meatpi starts counting with B0 ?)
(Byte = HEX = DEC
B2 = 00 = 0
B3 = 4C = 76
B4 = 65 = 101
The formula should be ((B2 * 256) + B3) * 256) + B4
Converted to DEC and in my example:
((0*256) + 76) * 256) + 101 = 19557
And this is the correct value of my cars Odometer
So sorry if thats a stupied question, but how do I enter this now in the Automate -> Vehicle specific area?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: