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Decrease selected target SoC to vehicle target SoC #5080
Decrease selected target SoC to vehicle target SoC #5080
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I object: there is more sense in setting a higher target soc in evcc than in the car. As I described here: #3586 (reply in thread), I regularly set target SoC in evcc higher than in my car to let my car charge to a certain SoC (the one set in the car) but still be able to precondition my car using full power from the wallbox. For me it would be cumbersome to manually set a higher target SoC in evcc each time I connect my car to achieve the above mentioned state. edit: maybe it would be sufficient to just mark the car's internal SoC limit in the GUI if it is below the one set in evcc (so users are not puzzled by the fact their car stopped charging for no obvious reason) |
IMHO this use case (preheating with power from the charger) should be implemented with an additional switch or something instead of working around by setting fictional target socs. edit for the edit :D the vehicle target soc is already marked in the ui. The reason for this pr was mainly getting wrong estimations for remaining charging time rather than being puzzled why charging stops. |
This is absolutely true. But progress on that front is a bit stale and discussions are going on since almost the start of the project. Frankly, I don't see the benefit in changing the behaviour of evcc - while affecting user's workarounds - without introducing an valid alternative ... |
It has to be implemented in the respective car connector. I know it is there for Tesla (click the pr for a screenshot) and Hyundai/Kia. |
I see. Maybe one of the maintainers (@andig?) could shed a light on the situation and their preference on how to proceed with this pr? |
Was soll dieser PR tun und zu welchem Zweck? |
Ich versteh nur Bahnhof 🤣 |
Der Ladezielregler steht per Default auf 100%. Wenn ich jetzt im Auto z.B. nur 80% eingestellt habe, dann wird mir z.B. die geschätzte Restladezeit falsch angezeigt. Auch hat der eingestellte Wert keinen Effekt, weil das Auto ja vorher schon aufhört zu laden. Einwand von @Caibuk: er benutzt das als Workaround, um die Wallbox dazu zu bringen, Strom zum Vorheizen zur Verfügung zu stellen. |
Also wenn irgendwas würde ich lieber den Fehler der Restladezeit beheben? Dafür müsste man allerdings
/cc @premultiply |
Das ist ja nicht unbedingt ein Fehler. Kann sogar ein Feature sein, wenn ich gucken will, wie lange es bis 100% dauern würde. Aber es ist halt nicht der Default-Fall (Ladeziel Auto = Ladeziel evcc) |
Ich hab jetzt als Nutzen die Restladedauer verstanden? Siehe Kommentar drüber. Selbst wenn wir das wie hier im PR machen wollten würde die Logik m.E. ins Backend gehören, nicht ins UI. |
Jetzt versteh ich nur noch Bahnhof. 😂 ad backend: wieso? Das ist doch ein reines Anzeigethema. |
das wär anders und im Backend zu lösen |
Ok, ich hab’s jetzt noch drei mal gelesen und mutmaßlich verstanden. 😃 |
Falls wir das machen wollen dann im Backend, insofern hier erstmal wontfix. |
👍 |
In my case (Enyaq) time remaining is updated to correct value by car itself after some charge is pumped in. And then EVCC shows that updated time remaining. On the other hand Enyaq does not show set-in-car target charge mark in EVCC, as it most like is not published by Skoda (VW?) |
I guess since ME3.0 software the target SoC (limit) is - among a lot more info - available in the "API". I use the home assistant integration |
Note to self: check skodaconnect/skodaconnect@a342c8b |
Wer das im API hat gerne mit Zugangsdaten bei info@evcc.io melden. |
E-Mail ist unterwegs. |
I makes no sense selecting a higher target soc than the vehicle's target soc other than getting an estimate for charging to a higher soc as charging would stop at the vehicle's target soc anyway.
This pr decreases the slider to the vehicle's target soc if it is lower than the currently selected target soc on UI loads and vehicle target soc adjustments.
So the slider is at the vehicle target soc's position at most by default and can be increased manually if a different estimation is desired by the user.