Added scale_division parameter for conversions

Author: virtualdj

custom_components/solarman/parser.py

@@ -78,6 +78,9 @@ def try_parse_signed (self, rawData, definition, start, length):
                 value = (value - maxint) * scale
             else:
                 value = value * scale
+
+            if ('scale_division' in definition) and (definition['scale_division'] > 0):
+                value //= definition['scale_division']
 
             if 'validation' in definition:
                 if not self.do_validate(title, value, definition['validation']):
@@ -116,6 +119,9 @@ def try_parse_unsigned (self, rawData, definition, start, length):
                     value = value - definition['offset']  
 
                 value = value * scale
+
+                if ('scale_division' in definition) and (definition['scale_division'] > 0):
+                    value //= definition['scale_division']
 
                 if 'validation' in definition:
                     if not self.do_validate(title, value, definition['validation']):

customization.md

@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ The group just groups parameters that belong together. The induvidual parameter-
 |icon||The *icon* field of the home-assistant entity #|
 || **The fields below define how the value from the logger is parsed** |
 |scale||Scaling factor for the value read from the logger (default: 1)|
+|scale_division||If specified, divides the result of the scaling by this number (e.g. if the value of the register is in minutes and you want the home-assistant entity in hours, use `scale_division: 60` and `uom: "h"`)
 |rule||Method to interpret the data from the logger (see the table below)|
 |mask||A mask to filter only used bit fields; this is especialy useful for flag fields|
 |registers||Array of register fields that comprises the value; if the value is placed in a number of registers, this array will contain more than one item (note: order is important)|
@@ -122,5 +123,5 @@ The `rule` field specifies how to interpret the binary data contained in the reg
 |    6   | Bit field             |                                                                                                                        |
 |    7   | Version               |                                                                                                                        |
 |    8   | Date Time             |                                                                                                                        |
-|    9   | Time                  | Time value as string<ul><li>Example 1: Register Value 2200 => Time Value: 22:00</li><li>Example 2: Register value: 400 => 04:00</li></ul>|
+|    9   | Time                  | Time value as string<ul><li>Example 1: Register Value 2200 => Time Value: 22:00</li><li>Example 2: Register value: 400 => 04:00</li></ul>|