Help identifying data source for Inverter Power panel

[cyberpgp]

The Inverter Power panel is looking for data from strings.http field(Inverter1). But I don't have this field. I've scoured the listing of all available fields (attached) but can't find anything that would appear to be a substitute. All other fields seem to be available and capturing data through the TEDAPI. Can anyone assist? Thanks, --Herb

System -- (1) Powerwall 2, (2) Powerwall+, (2) Inverters connecting (7) strings and (41) panels, (1) Tesla Gateway v25.42.1

Current_Database_All_Fields.docx

[jasonacox]

Are you referring to this panel?

The data on this panel is the sum of the string data:

# Graph is built
SELECT max("Inverter1") FROM "strings"."http" WHERE $timeFilter GROUP BY time($__interval) fill(null)

# Inverter1 is built
CREATE CONTINUOUS QUERY cq_inverters ON powerwall
BEGIN
  SELECT
    mean(Inverter1) AS Inverter1,
    mean(Inverter2) AS Inverter2,
    mean(Inverter3) AS Inverter3,
    mean(Inverter4) AS Inverter4
  INTO powerwall.strings.:MEASUREMENT
  FROM (
    SELECT
      A_Power  + B_Power  + C_Power  + D_Power  + E_Power  + F_Power  AS Inverter1,
      A1_Power + B1_Power + C1_Power + D1_Power + E1_Power + F1_Power AS Inverter2,
      A2_Power + B2_Power + C2_Power + D2_Power + E2_Power + F2_Power AS Inverter3,
      A3_Power + B3_Power + C3_Power + D3_Power + E3_Power + F3_Power AS Inverter4
    FROM raw.http
  )
  GROUP BY time(1m), month, year
  fill(linear)
END

[loctran23]

My dashboard shows this panel (Inverter Power) as "No Data"

where do I put this code in for it to show on the dashboard or how do I fix it? Thanks

Are you referring to this panel?

The data on this panel is the sum of the string data:

# Graph is built
SELECT max("Inverter1") FROM "strings"."http" WHERE $timeFilter GROUP BY time($__interval) fill(null)

# Inverter1 is built
CREATE CONTINUOUS QUERY cq_inverters ON powerwall
BEGIN
  SELECT
    mean(Inverter1) AS Inverter1,
    mean(Inverter2) AS Inverter2,
    mean(Inverter3) AS Inverter3,
    mean(Inverter4) AS Inverter4
  INTO powerwall.strings.:MEASUREMENT
  FROM (
    SELECT
      A_Power  + B_Power  + C_Power  + D_Power  + E_Power  + F_Power  AS Inverter1,
      A1_Power + B1_Power + C1_Power + D1_Power + E1_Power + F1_Power AS Inverter2,
      A2_Power + B2_Power + C2_Power + D2_Power + E2_Power + F2_Power AS Inverter3,
      A3_Power + B3_Power + C3_Power + D3_Power + E3_Power + F3_Power AS Inverter4
    FROM raw.http
  )
  GROUP BY time(1m), month, year
  fill(linear)
END

[jasonacox]

@loctran23 it is possible that the continuous queries are not setup correctly in InfluxDB. If you run ./update.sh it should try to install them again. Note, even if it says you are on the latest version, you can have it re-install the same version.

To manually run influx queries you can do something like this (this is what upgrade does):

docker exec --tty influxdb sh -c "influx -import -path=/var/lib/influxdb/influxdb.sql"

Or you could force it to drop all CQs and reinstall them:

# Drop CQs
docker exec --tty influxdb sh -c "influx -import -path=/var/lib/influxdb/dropcq.sql"

# Install CQs
docker exec --tty influxdb sh -c "influx -import -path=/var/lib/influxdb/influxdb.sql"

[loctran23]

I tried all these commands, but all gave errors. I just setup the dashboard recently, so it should be up to date

[jasonacox]

Can you post the errors?

[loctran23]

error: error parsing query: found USE, expected SELECT, DELETE, SHOW ..... etc...

sorry I am new at this, not sure where to type those commands

[cyberpgp]

Thanks for your follow-up and best wishes. Unfortunately, as has been my experience with Tesla, they cancelled a few days before the appointment due to “crew availability.” Apparently they have no repair crews in Atlanta and have to fly one in. In theory, they’ll be here Friday the 6th. Best regards, Herb Sent from [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/mail/home) for iOS.

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[jasonacox]

Yikes! let us know how it goes.

[cyberpgp]

Tesla did, in fact, show up today to repair my system. They didn't fly in a repair crew as they said they were going to. Instead, they sent two guys from their Atlanta-area installation crew. And while I was initially disappointed, the lead on the team today was one of the guys who had only recently started with Tesla when my system was installed three years ago. Very nice young man and he was very willing to take the time to inspect everything end-to-end. As a result, he not only replaced three defective MCIs on one of my eight-panel strings, he identified some intermittent voltage readings on the PV wires that he said at times were as high as 800 V. Given the system max rating is 600 V, that was definitely a problem. He initially tried replacing just the connectors but wasn't satisfied that it was addressing the problem. So, he ultimately reran both PV wires to the junction box. And while they finished too late in the day to confirm that everything is fixed, I'm hopeful!