Question How do I programatically turn OFF "Grid Sell Back" for all times but Forced Discharge period

@eric Thanks, I've come to that conclusion too and in the meantime I also learned that NEM3 sell-back rates are lowest during highest grid loading(4-9p) and that maximum sell-back rate for solar generators/storage is during super-off-peak times(midnight-6a).

I don't want to bother selling back at only 5 cent/kWh  so I'm now looking at Python Protocol Gateway and Home Assistant or even just a bash script to send MQTT messages to manipulate the max Grid Sell Back value based on our EV SoCs and battery SoC after sunset.

Seems a shame to have to pull the WiFi connectivity to get that to work( INV-RS485 ) but unless there is a true network Ethernet port somewhere it seems I'll have to lose EG4 Monitoring capabilities just to get some NEM 3 type system control.

BTW, I tried to get down to see you guys at InterSolar but could not find trolley parking at 3 different trolley stops.

@eric is there a ModBus input-address associated with the "Grid Sell Back Power" setting?

It really sucks that the Grid Sell Back Power setting limits the other settings like Forced Discharge Power(kW).  Exmple, if I set Grid Sell Back Power to 0.5 kW so that at max it would sell back 500w after my batteries are fully charged, it becomes the max for the Forced Discharge Power when I go and dump some excess battery power late at night when we get the most $$ for our power. ie even though I have Forced Discharge Power set to 3.5kW, it will only export at 0.5kW because that's what Grid Sell Back Power is set to.

Manually changing this every day is a pain. And I have to keep Grid Sell Back Power above 0 because otherwise the AC Coupling of the GEN port is disabled and micro-inverters get turned off. Today, I daily change Grid Sell Back Power to 0.1kW in the morning and then in the evening change it to 4.1kW so that extra battery capacity can be sold back to help offset the monthly flat fees the utility is adding to solar customers. Knowing what the modBus input address is will help since it will allow me to programatically change this and it will let me programatically change the time ranges for Forced Discharge Power because the rate schedule is different hour by hour, week by week and month by month.

@eric I noticed on our recent bill there were a few kWh of grid consumption power and I believe it's from little blips of grid power usage I see on the data page. Can those be eliminated by setting Off-Grid Mode enable while still allowing Force Discharge feature to function? 

The goal is to use zero grid power but still export excess battery at peak export pricing times.