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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/devices/meters.mdx
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Auf dieser Seite findest du die Konfigurationen für alle unterstützte Komponenten die als Energiemesspunkte (Zähler) eingebunden werden können.
Nachdem du das Code-Beispiel für deine Zähler angepasst und in die `evcc.yaml` übernommen hast, kannst du die Verbindung mit dem Befehl `evcc meter` testen. Dabei werden alle konfigurierten Zähler getestet.
Mit dem Befehl `evcc meter --name my_meter` kann man mittels des vergebenen Namens selektiv testen.
Mit dem Befehl `evcc meter my_meter` kann man mittels des vergebenen Namens selektiv testen.

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$ ./evcc meter
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion i18n/en/docusaurus-plugin-content-docs/current/devices/meters.mdx
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This page lists the configurations for all supported components that can be used as energy measuring points (`meter`).
Once you have adapted the code samples to suit your meters in `evcc.yaml`, you can test the connection using the `evcc meter` command, which returns the current status of all connected meters.
The command `evcc meter --name grid1` can be used to test a single meter by name.
The command `evcc meter grid1` can be used to test a single meter by name.

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$ ./evcc meter
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