To update, upload the files and “reload”. To install, see below.
CURRENT VERSION:
Version 0.4: Added link status display and link status change notifications
HISTORY:
Version 0.3: Should work with old and new firmware revisions of the Eagle, and can handle negative values in the “Demand” variable.
Version 0.2a: Same as 0.2, but works with the Eagle v2 firmware.
Version 0.2: Display From/To Grid and Net (rounded to nearest Wh). The MeteringType variable can be changed to 0, 1, 2 to forward either of these values to Vera’s energy measurement service. On startup, don’t modify the WholeHouse and ActualUsage variable in case someone wants to modify them.
Version 0.1: Show Energy to grid, and add link strength to dashboard view
Version 0.0: This is a plugin for the Rainforest Automation EAGLE HAN Gateway.
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INSTALLATION:
Upload all files under Apps → Develop Apps → Luup files
Then, Apps → Develop Apps → Create device
with the following parameters:
Device type = urn:schemas-smartmeter-han:device:SmartMeterHAN1:1
Description = Eagle
Upnp Device Filename = D_SmartMeterHAN1.xml
Upnp Implementation Filename = I_SmartMeterHAN1.xml
Ip Address =
[Create device]
Then, Reload and it should create the plugin device.
On first run, the plugin tries to discover the device’s MAC ID which is then stored for future use. It implements the WholeHouse (optional) and ActualUsage variables and does show up under “Energy”. The plugin sets three variables named “KWHDelivered”, “KWHReceived” and “KWHNet”. “MeteringType” selects which one of them is stored in “KWH” (0 = delivered, 1 = received, 2 = net).
There’s a possibility that the time zone is wrong unless you’re in Texas (the Eagle seems to live in Pacific time zone, but the meter is in UTC I think), please let me know.
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This is a minor revision from the version originally posted over at http://forum.micasaverde.com/index.php/topic,14039.0.html
I removed some unnecessary variables and changed one XML file to not throw up when DeviceSpy is scanning it.
As a side note, the Texas distributor for the Rainforest Automation products has spent a lot of time helping me getting the Eagle to work, so all things being equal (including price) why not order from Steve Brightman at swesmarts.com (and tell him you’re giving him your business because he helped me).