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I'm setting my inverter (Deye SUN-6K-SG04LP1-AU) time with an automation loosely based on the example in the readme.
It works, but after 30 seconds or so the time reverts to whatever it's currently set to in the inverter, which has quite a bit of drift.
The "time syncs" box on the inverter front panel is unchecked. Something else is overriding the time.
Any ideas?
Here's the automation for reference.
alias: Inverter time sync
description: Set device's time to now() formatted for the inverter
triggers:
- at: sensor.sun_next_dawn
trigger: time
- event: start
trigger: homeassistant
actions:
- data:
datetime: "{{ now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') }}"
target:
entity_id: datetime.deye_inverter_date_time
action: datetime.set_value
mode: single
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I'm setting my inverter (Deye SUN-6K-SG04LP1-AU) time with an automation loosely based on the example in the readme.
It works, but after 30 seconds or so the time reverts to whatever it's currently set to in the inverter, which has quite a bit of drift.
The "time syncs" box on the inverter front panel is unchecked. Something else is overriding the time.
Any ideas?
Here's the automation for reference.
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