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Jared
(@jared)
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That’s mostly correct. However, you might find this link to our API documentation for monitoring helpful: https://eg4electronics.com/api-documentation/.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that the RS485 port and the Wi-Fi module share the same interface. As a result, using third-party apps through the RS485 port may lead to some loss of functionality.

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(@george-redinger)
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Thanks Jared,

This is useful

From what I can tell, this api supports http get and post requests to  https://api.eg4electronics.com/api

And the requests are authenticated (presumably with the same auth  credentials that the EG4 cloud monitoring  uses.

The server that hosts https://api.eg4electronics.com/api

The EG4 server uses port 8000 through the reverse tunnel to get the inverters data via Modbus TCP commands.

The original topic "system display pannel" asks how to do a local connection to an EG4 inverter. 

For a local connection, it appears that using Modbus TCP  to get/set  data is a requirement.

This is only my  "from what I can tell" interpretation.

For a minute I was excited  that I would be able to make requests to my EG4 18kpv via wifi  (http get and post requests). 

George.

 


   
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BobAndRoslyn
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@george-redinger  Regarding Chinese access to EG4 data, I do think we need clarity from EG4.  

This topic probably deserves it's own thread.

Cc @jared


   
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