Records the new nymea-plugin-sunspec-etm01 binary package, the Fronius
vendor it carries, the storage setpoint corrections and the added
Build-Depends. The previous entry described an unrelated abbterra fix,
so the package would have shipped under a version that never mentioned
it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The plugin was added to PLUGIN_DIRS by the vendoring commit but never
packaged, so dh_missing found its .so in debian/tmp with nowhere to go
and aborted the whole source package: no .deb at all came out of
experimental-silo, not even for the four unrelated plugins.
Declares the binary package and adds libnymea-sunspec-dev to
Build-Depends. Upstream does not need that dependency because it builds
libnymea-sunspec from the same source tree; this repository vendors only
the plugin and links against the installed library.
Named with the -etm01 fork suffix rather than the upstream name, which
our own repository already publishes in stable and testing as a mirror
of 1.15.2. Same file path and same pluginId, hence Conflicts, Replaces
and Provides against nymea-plugin-sunspec so the two can never be
installed side by side.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the etm1 fixes, driven by live debugging against a real ABB
Terra AC 7 kW behind a Waveshare RS485->TCP gateway (192.168.1.132, slave 2):
- etm3: disable TCP auto-discovery (createMethods = "user" only). Discovery
blind-scans the LAN and SIGSEGVs nymead as soon as any Modbus device answers
:502 with an exception response. The crash is in the generated reachability
handler (abbterramodbustcpconnection.cpp:2062 dereferences the check-reachable
reply after it is freed); it could not be fixed from the discovery code alone.
A gateway's slave id can't be discovered anyway, so manual add is required.
- etm2: still defer/guard AbbTerraTcpDiscovery::cleanupConnection() teardown
(kept for correctness even though discovery is now off by default).
- etm4: setupTcpThing() never called connectDevice(), so manual setup hung until
timeout. Start the connection when the network monitor reports the device.
- etm5: decode the serial-number and firmware register fields as BCD per ABB
spec §5.1 (0x46 = week 46, not 70; 0x22 = 22 kW). The binary reading rejected
real chargers ("does not match the ABB Terra AC Modbus register map").
Verified end to end: charger adds cleanly (TACW7-4-4624-S0034), states poll and
actions execute, no SIGSEGV. The underlying discovery/generated-code crash is
tracked separately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The status block (12 registers × 2 words = 24 words) was read as a
single Modbus request, producing a 53-byte response that overflows the
RT38B01 433 MHz radio module's 31-byte frame limit.
Dissolve the status block into individual registers with
readSchedule:update so queuedRequests sends them one at a time
(max 9 bytes per response). The deviceInfo init block (8 words → 21
bytes) is left untouched.
Bump to 1.15.0+etm6.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
reachableChanged(true) never fires within the nymea setup timeout when
the RTU link is slow (e.g. 433 MHz radio relay). Add a fallback:
trigger initialize() immediately if master is already connected
(QTimer::singleShot 500 ms), and also on master::connectedChanged.
The existing reachableChanged path is kept for TCP-style RTU adapters.
Bump to 1.15.0+etm5.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Decode SlaveError (reg 0x0BC5) with full table (codes 0-10) into new
slaveErrorMessage state; code 04 (WiFi reconnect) also surfaces in
statusMessage for immediate SAV visibility.
- Add L1/L2/L3 phase powers (regs 0x0BD9-0x0BDB, confirmed hw) as
diagnostic states polled every 30 s.
- Add RegChargeTime (0x0BC6) to enum for completeness (not yet exposed).
- Collapse debian/changelog to single 1.15.0+etm1 entry (new plugin).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Build fixes found during first local compilation (qmake6 + g++ -Werror):
1. Logging category: nymea-plugininfocompiler generates 'dcV2C' (uppercase C)
from the JSON vendor name "V2C". All three source files used 'dcV2c'
(lowercase c) — corrected to 'dcV2C' in integrationpluginv2c.cpp,
trydanmodbustcpmaster.cpp, v2ctcpdiscovery.cpp.
2. modbus.pri: hardcoded include(/usr/include/nymea-modbus/modbus-tool.pri)
fails when libnymea-modbus-dev is not system-installed. Changed to a
conditional: checks $$[QT_INSTALL_PREFIX] first, then NYMEA_MODBUS_PATH
override, with a graceful fallback (warning + manual C++17 CONFIG flag).
The v2c plugin has MODBUS_CONNECTIONS empty so the tool loop is a no-op
either way; the fallback is safe.
3. debian/: add powersync-plugin-v2c package entry (control, .install,
changelog entry 1.15.0+etm4).
Build verified: libnymea_integrationpluginv2c.so links against libnymea.so.1,
libnymea-modbus.so.1, Qt6Network/SerialBus/Core, 0 compiler warnings
(with -Werror -Wall -Wextra -std=c++17).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
