semp-tcp.py issue #28
Description
When I run semp-tcp.py i get this error:
root@SEmeterproxy:/solaredge_meterproxy# python3 semp-tcp.py -v
2023-05-13 10:56:28 WARNING: No meters defined in semp-tcp.conf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "semp-tcp.py", line 256, in
server = StartTcpServer(
TypeError: StartTcpServer() got an unexpected keyword argument 'framer'
root@SEmeterproxy:/solaredge_meterproxy#
this is my configuration file (semp-tcp.conf)
server]
Serving IP address.
optional, default: all interfaces
address = "192.168.40.70"
Serving port.
optional, default: 5502
#port = 4196
Modbus frame type, set to rtu for Modbus RTU over TCP
optional, default: socket
#framer = socket
framer = "rtu"
Logging level, CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, INFO, DEBUG
optional, default: INFO
log_level = DEBUG
Masqueraded meters, comma separated.
optional, default: ''
#meters = meter1, meter2
Meters defined in [server] need a config section, one per meter.
Depending on the type of meter that is to be masqueraded, you can
define a number of generic and type specific variables.
Modbus address of the meter as defined in the SolarEdge inverter.
This value needs to be unique.
optional, default: 2
#dst_address = 2
Source meter type, which corresponds to a script in /devices.
The generic.py device returns null values.
optional, default: generic
#type = generic
Masqueraded serial number.
Need not be correct, must be unique, must be an integer.
optional, default: 987654
#serial_number = 987654
Current transformer amperage rating.
optional, default: 5
ct_current = 10
Current transformer direction inversion, set to 1 if required.
optional, default: 0
#ct_inverted = 0
Offset between phases, set to 0, 90, 120 or 180.
optional, default: 0
#phase_offset = 120
Number of seconds between value refreshes.
It also mentions "no meters defined" while on default ... but when I set meters = meter1 in semp-tcp.conf I get this...
root@SEmeterproxy:/solaredge_meterproxy# python3 semp-tcp.py -v
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "semp-tcp.py", line 153, in
address = confparser[meter].getint("dst_address", fallback=default_config["meters"]["dst_address"])
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/configparser.py", line 960, in getitem
raise KeyError(key)
KeyError: 'meter1'
root@SEmeterproxy:/solaredge_meterproxy#
Then it hangs on line 153 ...