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External control / Start, Stop, Disable #552
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There is an HTTP-based API. If TWCManager is already controlling charging, you can override the offered charge rate with the chargeNow command, giving a current and duration. You can cancel it early with cancelChargeNow. |
Hello @MikeBishop Thank you for your reply. FIrst thing is that "Solar Surplus" is always active, which I do not want. I don't have a solar installation. ''' ''' Which was only way, hotwto get the "Do Not Charge" button lit. Second thing. I would like to block any kind of charging, unless I tell the charger to do so. Here are my settings and config, Thank you. |
@MikeBishop I thought about using the offset, but I'm not sure about that? |
Hello.
First of all, I'm sorry if this not a kinf of an issue.
I'm new to the project and need some help.
I managed to get it running on my Raspberry pi.
Is it possible to externally (by API, MQTT or something) enable or disable charging?
For example, I want to ultilize a rfid card reader, that will enable charging at full current, using a simple python script
to communicate with the TWCmanager.
Is this possible?
Thank you, very much.
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