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Token

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Meter Id

API Key

Energomonitor
Username

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Feed Id

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Restrictions and Limitations

Smappee
Client Id

Client Secret

Username

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Sensor ID

API ID

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Activation URL

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Auto Uploader

The Auto Uploader service is an online facility that automates live data uploads from multiple sources to PVOutput. The service is configured online and removes the need to run additional monitoring software on local hardware.

It can be used in conjunction with the API for combining solar, consumption and temperature data from different sources into a single view.

Getting Started

Login and open the System Editor

Scroll down to the Automatic Uploads section

Select the Device and configure the specific settings described below

Save the system details

The service commences operation after the system configuration is saved.

Common Settings

Direction

The selected direction controls if the data is allocated to solar generation, energy consumption or net data.

Solar - Record all the data from the device as energy and power generated.

Consumption - Record all the data from the device as energy and power used.

Net - Record all the data from the device as Net power.

Both - Record both consumption and generation.

The Net direction treats positive values as power import and negative values as power export.

The Both direction is only supported with the following devices -

Enphase

Energomonitor

Smappee

A device recording net data must also upload generation data. The Net Delay setting under the Advanced Settings section should also be configured to ensure generation data is processed before Net data.

Note

The Net and Both directions require a Donation enabled account

Poll Interval

The poll interval controls how often the data is retrieved from the source. For devices that are only able to report instantaneous data, this should be set to 5-minutes or equal to / less than the Status Interval.

Timezone

The Timezone in the Live Settings section should be configured to correctly adjust the time data when it is retrieved from the source.

Shift Time

This setting will adjust all timestamps received from the device before saving to PVOutput.

Rule

Use a rule to update the power value received from the device. See Rules

Enphase

The Enphase auto uploader reads energy generation and consumption data from your Enphase Enlighten API account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 20 minutes.

To setup Enphase read only access -

Click on the PVOutput Authorize button

Login to your Enphase account

Review the access permissions and click Allow Access

The following settings are used to configure the device -

Enlighten Id

The Enlighten Id is a unique number that identifies your Enphase system.

It can be found in the URL of your Elighten system page -

1https://enlighten.enphaseenergy.com/systems/<enlightenid>

User Id

This is the User Id (e.g. 7a4d9347a4dd0ae7a4) obtained from your Enphase account.

Restrictions and Limitations

If an Enphase account is already authorized against one PVOutput account, it cannot be used with another PVOutput account until the access is revoked on the original account.

Enphase data is read every hour and sent to PVOutput. The frequency is increased to 20 minutes for a Donation enabled account.

The Both direction (consumption and generation) requires a donation enabled account.

SolarEdge

The SolarEdge auto uploader reads power production data from your SolarEdge API account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 15 minutes.

API Key

This is the API key generated in the SolarEdge Portal under -

1Site Admin ► Site Details tab ► API Access

Site Id

The SolarEdge Site Id is a unique number that identifies your system in the SolarEdge Portal.

Test the API with the following URL, replacing <Site Id> and <API Key>

1https://monitoringapi.solaredge.com/equipment/<SiteId>/list?api_key=<APIKey>

Inverter Serials

For a multiple inverter installation, specify which inverters to download data from. The result is the sum of the specified inverters.

Separate each inverter serial with a comma.

1740243D1-1A,740243D1-2B

When left blank all inverters will be used.

Energy

The SolarEdge energy value is calculated from power. Enable this option to use SolarEdge reported energy at 15 minute intervals.

Warning

Enabling this option will reduce Status Interval from 5 minutes to 15 minutes and may cause issues if other devices are reporting at 5 minutes.

Temperature

Use the inverter temperature data reported by SolarEdge. This will disable weather temperature data from the Weather Device.

Restrictions and Limitations

SolarEdge temperature and voltage requires a Donation enabled account

The Both direction is not supported on SolarEdge Auto Upload. To upload both generation and consumption from SolarEdge, setup the primary device as Solar and a secondary device as Consumption using the same SolarEdge API details.

Efergy

The Efergy auto uploader reads power data from your Efergy Engage / Energyhive account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes.

Token

This is the token generated from the EnergyHive Portal.

Generate a token to access your data with the following steps -

https://www.energyhive.com

Login with your Efergy Engage email and password

Goto Settings ► App token ► Add token

Test the token with the following URL, replacing <Token>

1http://www.energyhive.com/mobile_proxy/getCurrentValuesSummary?token=<Token>

Power

This is a combination of the cid and sid values in the Efergy message, separated by a dot used to retrieve the power value.

The cid for power is usually PWER e.g. PWER.6236

Secondary Power

A secondary power value on a different sid may be used to add, substract or recorded as the opposite direction of the primary power.

Temperature

This will retrieve the specified cid / sid and recorded it as temperature. Note this will overwrite any existing temperature upload, either via the API (v5) or wunderground weather station.

The cid for temperature is usually TEMP e.g. TEMP.6236

Extended V7 / V8

This will allow two additional data streams from the device to be recorded against Extended Data v7 and v8. e.g. LGHT.6236

Flukso

The Flukso auto uploader reads energy production or consumption data from your Flukso API account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes. Energy data is calculated based on the power data at 5 minute intervals.

Sensor

The Flukso sensor uniquely identifies the data channel.

Token

The Flukso token is used to access the data from the above sensor.

EKM Meter

The EKM Meter auto uploader retrieves power and voltage data via the EKM Meter portal API and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes. Energy data is calculated from power readings.

Meter Id

The meter id to download data from.

API Key

The API key used to access your meter data.

Test your settings by browsing to the following URL, replacing <Meter ID> and <API Key>

1http://io.ekmpush.com/<MeterID>~60.xml?<APIKey>

Energomonitor

The Energomonitor auto uploader reads generation and/or consumption from your Energomonitor account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes.

This device provides both consumption and generation in a single request. There are three direction configurations for the device -

Solar - only the solar data from the device is used

Consumption - only the consumption data from the device is used

Both - both solar and consumption is used

The following settings are used to configure the device -

Username

Username to login to your Energomonitor account

Password

Password to login to your Energomonitor account

Feed Id

Optional and if left blank defaults to the first feed

Stream Out

Optional and if left blank defaults to S1 Solar Generation for Solar. The stream id can also be used.

Stream In

Optional and if left blank defaults to P3 Metered Power for Consumption. The stream id can also be used.

Restrictions and Limitations

Only streams with W (watts) units will be used.

If the Stream Out or Stream In cannot be found by its title or id then the defaults will be used.

If there is more than one stream with the same title then the stream id should be used instead, e.g. emfyma

Smappee

The smappee auto uploader reads consumption and generation from your smappee account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes.

This device provides both consumption and generation in a single request. There are three direction configurations for the device -

Solar - only the solar data from the device is used

Consumption - only the consumption data from the device is used

Both - both solar and consumption is used

The following settings are used to configure the device -

Client Id

This is the client id provided by smappee.

Client Secret

This is the client secret provided by smappee.

Username

The smappee account username.

Password

The smappee account password.

Wattvision

The Wattvision auto uploader retrieves power data from your Wattvision account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes. Energy data is calculated from power readings.

Sensor ID

The Sensor ID can be found under the Wattvision settings page in the API Information section.

API ID

The API ID can be found under the Wattvision settings page in the API Information section.

API Key

The API Key can be found under the Wattvision settings page in the API Information section.

Test your settings by browsing to the following URL, replacing <Sensor_ID>, <API ID> and <API Key>

1https://www.wattvision.com/api/v0.2/elec?sensor_id=<Sensor_ID>&api_id=<APIID>&api_key=<APIKey>&type=rate&start_time=2021-01-03T05:00:00&end_time=2021-01-03T06:00:00

TED5000

The TED5000 auto uploader accepts live data from a TED5000 gateway. The device does not need to be accessible from the internet, as data is sent from the TED5000 to PVOutput directly.

This setup requires configuration on both PVOutput and the TED5000.

PVOutput Configuration

Select TED5000 as the Auto Uploading device

Select the Timezone to use

Take note of the Activation URL and Unique Id. These will be used in the TED5000 next.

Enter the MTU Ids for generation and/or consumption.

Save your system details

TED5000 Configuration

Goto the Activate Energy Posting screen

Copy and paste the Authentication URL and Unique ID from the PVOutput setup

Save your gateway configuration

After successfully registering the TED5000 device with PVOutput, it will start to upload data every 5 minutes.

Activation URL

This is used by the TED5000 to register with the PVOutput Auto Upload service. Copy and paste this value into the TED5000 gateway configuration.

Unique Id

This is used by the TED5000 to uniquely identify the TED5000 gateway during registration. Copy and paste this value into the TED5000 gateway configuration.

Generation MTUs

The MTUs to upload as generation.

Consumption MTUs

The MTUs to upload as Consumption or the Net MTU when using the ‘Net’ direction.

Multiple can be added or subtracted to calculate the resulting generation or consumption value. To add or subtract MTUs, place a + or - sign in front of the MTU.

1109C18+109D822109C18-109D823-109C18-109D82

The absolute value of the sum is uploaded.

Net MTU

TED5000 Net MTUs are supported using the Net direction in the device configuration. To configure TED5000 Net MTUs -

Select the device direction as Net

Enter the Solar MTU in Generation MTUs

Enter the Net MTU in Consumption MTUs

Negative values are treated as export and positive values as import. The Net MTU value is combined with the Solar MTU value to calculate gross consumption.

Restrictions and Limitations

Both generation and consumption can be uploaded at the same time by entering MTUs in ‘Generation MTUs’ and/or ‘Consumption MTUs’.

The device ‘Direction’ is ignored if MTUs are entered.

Leaving MTU configuration blank will cause the service to pick the first Solar MTU if the direction is Solar. The first Load MTU willl be used for consumption. Otherwise the first MTU regardless of type will be used.

The TED5000 only uploads cumulative lifetime energy values for each MTU. Power values are calculated by PVOutput.

SMA Webbox

The Webbox auto uploader accepts FTP Push data from an SMA webbox device. Energy data is calculated from power readings.

FTP Server

Copy and paste the FTP server value into the Webbox FTP Push configuration.

FTP User

Copy and paste the FTP user value into the Webbox FTP Push configuration.

FTP Password

Copy and paste the FTP password value into the Webbox FTP Push configuration.

The XML data format must be selected on the Webbox configuration. Other FTP settings should be left as defaults.

Zevercloud

The Zevercloud auto uploader retrieves power data from your Zevercloud account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 20 minutes. Energy data is calculated from power readings.

Plant Key

The Plant Key can be obtained by logging into your zevercloud account at http://solarcloud.zeversolar.com

App Key

The App Key is provided by Zevercloud support

App Secret

The App Secret is provided by Zevercloud support

Test your settings by browsing to the following URL, replacing <API Key>

1https://www.zevercloud.com/api/v1/getPlantOutput?period=bydays&date=2017-04-18&key=<APIKey>

Trannergy

The Trannergy auto uploader retrieves power data from your solarmanpv account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes. Energy data is calculated from power readings.

App Id

The App Key is provided by solarmanpv support by emailing customerservice@solarmanpv.com

App Secret

The App Secret is provided by solarmanpv support by emailing customerservice@solarmanpv.com

Email

The solarmanpv account email address.

Password

The solarmanpv account password.

Eagle

The Eagle auto uploader reads power from your rainforest cloud account and automates the data upload to PVOutput every 5 minutes.

Warning

There may be reliability issues with the Eagle device. The Eagle Push method of sending data directly to PVOutput is recommended over Eagle Auto Uploader.

Cloud Id

The cloud id on rainforest e.g. 000AAA.

User

The rainforest account user id

Password

The rainforest account password

History Data

Enable this option to download the last 1 hour of 5-minute data instead of the default instantaneous value every 5-minutes

Weather Device

The Weather device auto uploader extracts live temperature information from the selected weather API provider. No energy information is uploaded so it can be combined with another Auto Uploader primary/secondary device or external API upload.

Common Settings

Main Temperature

By default all weather devices record to the temperature (v5) parameter. Disable this option and select Temperature from one of the Extended Parameter option below.

Ambient Weather

This weather device downloads weather data from an Ambient personal weather station. It requires the following information from Ambient Weather -

API Key

App Key

Generate the Ambient keys by logging in to the Ambient weather account -

https://dashboard.ambientweather.net/account

Click on Create API Key for the api key

Click on Click here link at the bottom

Enter any description for the app key then Create Application Key

Configure the device on PVOutput -

Select Ambient Weather from the Weather Device selection

Enter the API key in Ambient API Key field and the rest of the Ambient fields will appear

Enter the App Key and click on TEST to check if the keys are valid

Additional weather data may be uploaded to extended data fields

Daily 5-minute history is supported with Ambient Weather and is retrieved each hour to fill in any potential gaps in the last 24 hours.

OpenWeatherMap

This weather device downloads weather data from an OpenWeatherMap city. It does not require a personal weather station. The following information is required from OpenWeatherMap -

API Key City Id
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