KNOWRON Assistant vs SolVecConMon

Test out the capabilities of the KNOWRON Assistant and how it can help your industrial service organization never lose any information again. The KNOWRON Assistant gives you one single point of access to all the information in your service organization with a simple voice interface. Technicians are supplied with tutorials, checklists, troubleshooting and everything else they need to perform their job effectively and efficiently.

SolVecConMon stands for Solar Power and Vehicle Control/Monitoring. Have all important solar and loadpoint values on your Apple Watch with a finger tip - IN REAL TIME. With the appropriate evcc server setup - see below - direct, worldwide access is possible - the most exciting use case. It is a watchOS app that has a Companion iOS app, but can be installed and run independently of the Companion App. SolVecConMon is configured in the watchOS app as well as in the iPhone - depending on use. Up to and including version 2.0 it was purely a watchOS app. From version 2.1 on there is also a companion app - because with IOS17 and visonOS a Companion app will bring advantages in the future. However, the focus is still on the watchOS app. Please note! • For a first Look&Feel impression it's enough to download the App - it automatically connects to the cloud based evcc Demo System - https://evcc.io. • Prerequisite for real operation is to have a locally installed Solar Charging evcc System (at least Version v0.301.1) - https://evcc.io - SolVecConMon is powered by evcc! • App access outside of the local network requires additional software components. For the RaspberryPi 4, an image is available for download at https://jfraundo251158.github.io, which contains all software components preconfigured and thus significantly simplifies the system setup. Good to know! • App updates after the first App download are done in the Apple Watch. Please search for solvecconmon in the Apple Watch App Store and click the download-cloud. • It's much easier to edit the Apple Watch App Store and App Configuration tab fields through your iPhone/iPad. For this please take care that in the iPhone/iPad Settings for Apple Watch Keyboard - Allow Notifications - is set. Track IN REAL TIME • solor power generation • house consumption • house batterie charging/discharging • Vehicle(loadpoint) monitoring • Vehicle(loadpoint) charge mode control This version supports • one solor grid - mandatory • one house battery - optional • 1st loadpoint - mandatory • 2nd loadpoint - optional (after selection "Number of loadpoints: 2" the App or Apple Watch restart is necessary to make it effective) • Complications (Watch face externsions) - optional Proven data exchange with evcc - versions • v0.315.0, v0.314.1, v0.310.1 The application is working in your local network with running a local installation of https://evcc.io. For that you need to enter your evcc installation server in the App's Configuration tab like http://mymachine:7070 or http://myIP:7070 (expected you are using the default evcc port 7070). If you want the App having access outside your local network you need additionally setup an 'Edge Router' (reverse proxy), which provides basic authentification feature and https secure connection. A detailed instruction guide along with an RaspberryPi 4 Image for download is to be found on https://jfraundo251158.github.io. SolVecConMon is in operation on below Server setup. Hardware: RaspberryPi 4 (LAN connected) Software: • Image/Container Management Docker - https://docs.docker.com - open source • Solar Charging evcc container - https://evcc.io - open source • Edge Router Traefik proxy - https://doc.traefik.io - open source • Let's Encrypt - https://letsencrypt.org - a nonprofit Certificate Authority With that SolVecConMon is additionally powered by Raspberry, Docker, Traefik and Let's Encrypt. We are looking forward to get your feedback on jfr251158gm@gmail.com. If you like this app then please support us with a review in the Apple App Store. SolVecConMon comes without any kind of guarantee. You use the software at your own risk. It is your responsibility to ensure that it runs as intended.