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Anyone? |
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Multiple chargers are not supported as of now (#803). I also have two chargers at home, and would like to get them both connected. I am waiting for #1381 to be completed until contributing to #803. |
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@lightheaded I'd be happy to help you test it when you start on it. |
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I am joining in with both development and testing if needed |
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Hey! I'll have to take a backseat on this, as it's once again a busier time period in my life. However, whoever ends up leading the project, please feel free to tag me so I can potentially help. Also, I got my use-case working by just adding two integrations on different ports. This solves my immediate problem, albeit not very elegantly. |
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See #1498 for testing with multiple chargers |
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It seems that set_charge_rate can only address the last charger configured/connected.
Can the set_charge_rate service be changed also to allow specifying the charger serial and, if not sent, using the current behaviour?
This would allow us to address the second charger and won't break the current installs.
Something like this for example:
limit_watts: 10000
conn_id: 1
charger: 3e95
Or is there a better way?
or maybe registering the services under domain other than ocpp?
Maybe register them under same domain as the start charging buttons?
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