SvitGrid Monitor

Adding an inverter is a different wizard • The steps are named rather than numbered, the Home Assistant option unfolds in place instead of opening a modal, and the connection step fits on one screen. • Collector discovery keeps looking instead of asking you to retry, and an inverter reached through a collector no longer demands an IP address or a serial it does not have. • The app suggests battery packs that suit the inverter you just added, and starts the firmware update as soon as provisioning ends rather than at the very end. Direct RS-485, on boards fitted with the adapter • An Edge connector that has an RS-485 adapter can now reach a Huawei or Solarman-family inverter over the wire, so an inverter with no network dongle is no longer out of reach. The wizard asks how the inverter is connected, then sweeps the bus for you instead of asking for an address you would have to look up. Boards without the adapter are unaffected and never see the option. Batteries • The app reads Daly BMS packs, and you say which BMS a pack is rather than the app guessing. A scan that cannot run now says why, and packs the phone is already connected to are found. • A high-voltage stack is described as a stack, and its charge setpoint is no longer clamped to a low-voltage figure. Dual-input inverters show their second pack. • Fixed: two chemistries the picker offers were costed as LFP, and NMC is now labelled Li-ion. Inverter settings • SolaX and Anenji inverters have their own settings screens, showing what the inverter actually holds. Anenji protective setpoints are shown per cell, so a number you type is a number you can judge. • The app no longer offers controls the inverter or the server would refuse. Charts and the dashboard • A new multi-day voltage chart, over a rolling 7, 10 or 30-day window. • Where nothing measured the grid or the house, the app now says so instead of showing a zero. • Battery feeds are drawn as straight legs into a labelled pack column, every grid phase appears on the per-inverter pages, and the Energy Sources legend hides series with nothing in them. • Fixed: a dual-input Deye lost one of its battery nodes. • Fixed: a per-inverter grid card read 0.0 kWh imported and exported. • Fixed: bar-chart tooltips covered the bar they described. Calendar and schedules • Fixed: the top position of the sell-cap slider is a real cap, not an unlimited one. • Fixed: slot edits were refused on schedules the inverter already held, and a failed switch offered a Retry with nothing left to retry. • A written time-of-use change now reads as confirming until the inverter confirms it. • An action or condition added by a newer build survives your edit instead of being dropped. Wall dashboard • The kiosk dims after sunset, the fullscreen clock can be pinned, and its battery figure matches the one the app shows. Smaller fixes • A blocked firmware downgrade is explained, instead of printing an error code. • Generator energy comes from the inverter's own counter. • Reports lead with what you bought and sold, and the period selector fits on its row. • Organisations become usable as soon as they are created.