Everyone's gremlins are different and at different stages of undernourishment. As such, results will vary, inverter to inverter. Your gremlins are not necessarily my gremlins. But, then again, I like to keep mine hungry.Anyone on the new stable yet?
I’ll wait a bit myself. If anyone is a gremlin catcher, it’s me
please go on, what does the automation allow the user to do?Just installed and it looks like they added some BASIC automation options for the 6000xp
It allows time of day triggers on any setting in the 6000xp page.please go on, what does the automation allow the user to do?
I don't want to loose my Power Manager, will stick with current version for now.I lost my quick link to inverter settings on the power management page.
Darn, the delta is what I really wanted.Just updated second Pi. (Batteries)
No changes. Still no delta.
You can get to the old page by going to Configuration/inverter/settingsI don't want to loose my Power Manager, will stick with current version for now.
You can get to the old page by going to Configuration/inverter/settingsI lost my quick link to inverter settings on the power management page.
It's still available. Just extra clicks to get to it.I don't want to loose my Power Manager, will stick with current version for now.
Yes, but it's more effort.You can get to the old page by going to Configuration/inverter/settings
!Now, it's a click > scroll & find > click.
Harder while driving. lol
You can go back. 1: backup your history data to the PC. 2: Format the SD card you’re using. 3: load the desired version on your SD card and get it running on the pi. 5: import your history from the backup you just saved in step 1.I like it, when updates add features and functions.
Not, when they remove them.
And there's no option to revert.
I lost my quick link to inverter settings on the power management page.
Going to have to retrain my brain to do it the other way.
I have orange Pi'sYou can go back. 1: backup your history data to the PC. 2: Format the SD card you’re using. 3: load the desired version on your SD card and get it running on the pi. 5: import your history from the backup you just saved in step 1.
I think I have a copy of the last stable version on my work computer if you don’t have it