Thanks for taking the time to answer Daklein, the fact is that as I wrote, I am a complete dumb on linux and It is really hard for me to get my head on this things.
Why do you want to compile with encapsulated libraries?
Because I have a test pi and a production one, and I would like to keep the production one as light and clean as possible.
, would you mind helping on how to compile encapsulating, please? ?
Do you need MQTT?Because I have a test pi and a production one, and I would like to keep the production one as light and clean as possible.
Melkier has several times posted the tool statically linked.
As said I am a dumb one on Linux
Unfortunately, my system is based on MQTT so it's not a viable option.
Please try it for a test.
How do you know that is the only issue?
At least it’s Not Talrasha ?
I don't know, that's why I would like to solve this one and see if all is fine or not
Have it your way.
Did you ever do any with these?
I did not ... someone in this thread actually did something similar - look at previous posts. I think he even shared his project.
found it:
diysolarforum.com
Hi dear Melkier, thank you so much for this.
Hi, Mr. Melkier. I just recently found this amazing project of yours and embark myself into trying to make it. I ordered all the parts needed as your list suggested. I was able to programmed the ESP-01 and set all the settings that you presented. I set the virtual serial port and assigned the IP provided by my network. I already had the JBDtool v2.9 which I had been using with the USB converter. But that is as far as I got. There is no data in the JBDtool although I can see some numbers in the Virtual serial port counters. I am running Windows 11 on a Laptop. I would really appreciated if you could give me some advice on how to accomplish this properly. I have minimum programming skills so the least complicated on this matter would be a plus to me. Thanks, I know this is an old post but still is something I would like to do for my JBD Bms's. Thanks again, hope you would reply. Ok, this is been to long...It should start pinging at the IP address it had before (or the static ip you set).
If on Linux, you can now connect to it using my jbdtool:
GitHub - sshoecraft/jbdtool: JBD BMS Linux utility
JBD BMS Linux utility. Contribute to sshoecraft/jbdtool development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
OR if you're on windows, you can use HW Virtual Serial port from the hw-group
HW VSP3 - Virtual Serial Port | HW-group.com
www.hw-group.com
Use the IP address of the ESP and port 23.
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Once connected, you can use the windows version of JBDTools to connect to it ... Simply select the same COM port you used in HW VSP and click start. All functions should work great - all using WiFI
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Any questions just message me
Okay, I will gladly appreciate that anyone that make this project successfully will help me as well. I would like very much to be able to make this possible. Please anyone can reply. I just need some detailed guidance. Thanks.
Hi, I know this is old, but did you ever make it work? I'm at the same position when you wrote this. Please share any light to me if you read this. I posted some to see if Melkier reply to me, still waiting. Thanks
I did make it work, however, I have since started using this DalyMQTT
Thanks, for your reply, I really appreciate it. Will this work with the JBD's , I don't have Daly's.
