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MaxPower does not have effect on Channel 1 on SONOFF Dual R3 #21695
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From the code, this feature do not support channels Behavior may be modified by 'MaxPowerHold' and 'MaxPowerWindow' There is no command 'SetAllPower' this your error |
I'll have a look if implementing multi channel is an option. |
@arendst thank you, really appreciated. I'm always available for testing. |
Give dev v14.1.0.3 a try. Individual phases can now be configured and controlled with For backward compatibility |
@arendst Thank you for the quick update! I will have access to my test setup next week, will try it and provide feedback. |
From my initial testing of 14.1.0.3 latest dev version (tasmota.bin 648k 20240702 12:17) the new commands appear to be broken.
Let me know if it is clear enough and if you need more tests. |
So first chk these values with command
I do see edge cases when MaxPowerHold = 0 and MaxPowerWindow = 0. I will fix those but for your test pls set these parameters to 10 and 30 respectivily and restest. |
Sure, here's the output:
I have left MaxPowerHold and MaxPowerWindow values to their defaults.
For completeness, I'm using this template as configuration (took from https://templates.blakadder.com/sonoff_DUALR3_v2.html) |
The output of command Pls provide the output of command |
Indeed in Information I see I have flashed the binary from this URL https://ota.tasmota.com/tasmota/tasmota.bin I'll flash the correct FW from https://ota.tasmota.com/tasmota32/tasmota32.bin and will let you know. Output of status 0 is
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Hi, apologies for the version mishap. Here some minor nitpicking. See the logs: channels where off, power monitoring has been turned off, then set up indipendent
When I tried again, Is it correct to have the +1? Because
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Thx for testing. Your observations are useful. I refactored the MaxPower retry loop and think the current solution works much better:
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PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
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I have a Sonoff POW Dual R3 running Tasmota 13.4.0(tasmota32)]
I set up "MaxPower 300" command to switch off power when the more than 300 Watts are pulled.
This works on channel 0, but not on channel 1.
I tried "MaxPower0 300" like "Power0" style command that is applied on all channels, but it doesn't appear to have an effect.
The documentation doesn't specify how to set power limit to a specific channel.
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Backlog Template; Module; GPIO 255
:Backlog Rule1; Rule2; Rule3
:Status 0
:weblog
to 4 and then, when you experience your issue, provide the output of the Console log:TO REPRODUCE
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set power limit command with MaxPower x where x is a threshold for number of watts
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR
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Both channel 0 and channel 1 would switch off
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A similar issue on a Shelly device was reported here and marked as fixed, but it is not clear which commands are used.
#6340
A similar issue for the same device is in the discussions, but got not reply
#18789
(Please, remember to close the issue when the problem has been addressed)
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