Start charge 1 min late and finish 1 min early

[dannyoneill]

I don’t trust my AIO to be bang on time. Nor to match the octopus times perfectly.

I’m a touch confused about the polarity but if I wanted to have my charge start 1 min late I.e 00:31 and finish a min early at 05:29 would this be the correct polarity?

inverter_clock_skew_start: -1
inverter_clock_skew_end: -1

Many thanks

[gcoan]

per the documentation https://springfall2008.github.io/batpred/apps-yaml/#clock-skew

"Skews the local (computer) time that Predbat uses (from the computer that Predbat is running on).
Set to 1 means add a minute to the Predbat computer time, set to -1 means take a minute off the Predbat computer time. This clock adjustment will be used by Predbat when real-time actions happen e.g. triggering a charge or discharge.

If your inverter's time is different to the time on the computer running Home Assistant, you may need to skew the time settings made on the inverter when you trigger charging or discharging. Again 1 means the inverter is 1 minute fast and -1 means the inverter is 1 minute slow."

so

if I wanted to have my charge start 1 min late I.e 00:31 and finish a min early at 05:29

you would need

inverter_clock_skew_start: 1
inverter_clock_skew_end: -1