Hi, me again 😁

I think the value you are using here for max current is still not quite providing what I would like. You are returning the max_current from the get status API:
https://openevse.stoplight.io/docs/openevse-wifi-v4/dba95e8966593-get-the-evse-status

The documentation says this value is "the actual max current value defined either by max_current_soft or a running claim". So it may not be the same as MAX CURRENT in OpenEVSE settings. I think you need to return max_current_soft from the get config API.

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The documentation says this value is "the actual max current value defined either by max_current_soft or a running claim". So it may not be the same as MAX CURRENT in OpenEVSE settings. I think you need to return max_current_soft from the get config API.

They are the same value, I've verified this on my device. When I adjust the max current both values change.

They are the same value, I've verified this on my device. When I adjust the max current both values change.

But if you were to issue a post claim API call with a max_current value that is different than the MAX CURRENT config setting, my contention is that the values would then not be the same. See:
https://openevse.stoplight.io/docs/openevse-wifi-v4/ebc578ffa7ca7-make-update-an-evse-claim

I did issue a claim, max_current didn't change only the "charge rate" changed.

I did issue a claim, max_current didn't change only the "charge rate" changed.

Interesting. The OpenEVSE documentation is certainly vague, and I believe in this case flat out wrong then. Empirical testing FTW.

Thanks!

I also verified adjusting the selector changes the "Charge Rate" as it's labeled in the UI without it adjusting the "Max Current" 🙂