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[dsmr] ACE4000 Electricity is missing Actual delivery

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I have updated my DSMR binding from v1 to v2. Previously i had the actual delivery. My smart meter is a ACE 4000 GTMM, i have used version=v3.0 in the binding konfiguration.

With the new v2 Binding i only get the emeter_delivery_tariff1 not the emeter_actual_delivery. I have tried all different electricity version available.

Could be that it is because the ACE 4000 GTMM documentation is outdated. In the docs the is a list of the obis codes:

But my meter sends the actual delivery with the OBIS code 1-0:15.7.0*255 1-0:15.7.0*255(000123*W)

My log is attached. putty.log

Im using binding-dsmr - 2.4.0 and openHABian with openHAB version 2.4

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:8 (8 by maintainers)

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martinvwcommented, Jan 2, 2019

I hope @Hilbrand or maybe @mvolaart can assist you with this 😃

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BoBienecommented, Jan 3, 2019

@Hilbrand thank you! The discovery looks good now: discover2.txt

Now i have all values 😃

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