sensor: Emit entities for new fields from the TCP backend #111
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The [TCP backend in python-omnikinverter] emits, in addition to existing fields (but without any info on the WiFi "Device"): - Inverter temparature; - Total hours of inverter uptime; - Voltage and current of a total of 3 DC input strings; - Voltage, current, frequency and power for AC output (also 3...). [TCP backend in python-omnikinverter]: klaasnicolaas/python-omnikinverter#134 This requires new types here as the DC input and AC output values are provided in arrays.
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Co-authored-by: Klaas Schoute <[email protected]>
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The TCP backend in python-omnikinverter emits, in addition to existing fields (but without any info on the WiFi "Device"):
This requires new types here as the DC input and AC output values are provided in arrays.