Consumed and net are the same; produced is zero

[bryanembley]

I LOVE the new integration features. It lets me move away from the balky solaredge offical and modbus integrations. But there's one hole.

My sensor.span_panel_main_meter_consumed_energy and sensor.span_panel_main_meter_net_energy both report the exact same value (3,856,860.5 as of right now), but the sensor.span_panel_main_meter_produced_energy reports zero. Where Consumed + Produced should = Net, it seems the math is correct, but I'm obviously not consuming 100% without sending any power back to the grid.

Is it possible I missed something in the release notes about needing to configure this?

Thanks!

[cayossarian]

Hmmm, that's odd, mine don't show that.

Are you on version 2.0.2? Stupid question but have you rebooted or reloaded the integration?

[cayossarian]

I wonder too whether you didn't for some reason pick up a giant energy spike and the delta handling is tracking it. There is a config setting to reset it if so. You can see the delta spike handling in the Details/attributes section of the sensor after you select the gear.

[bryanembley]

I am on 2.0.2 with firmware Firmware: spanos3/r202603/06 and I've reloaded the integration and rebooted.

I'm not finding delta spike settings anywhere. Am I clicking on the gear for the integration (General Options and Clone Panel to Simualation are my options) or on the entity (where my options are name, icon, unit, precision, entity ID, labels, voice assistant, enabled toggle, visibility toggle, and device area). I'm missing something...

[bryanembley]

But my feed through is actvie. I wonder if they just wired my panel that way. That would account for the main breaker not seeing what I send back to the street--the inverter and such is acting like a subpanel instead of standing between the main breaker and the street, right?

Looking more closely at the values, that doesn't quite pass the smell test--it would suggest I'm sending 95% or more of my generated power back to the grid on a cloudy day when the SPAN interface says I've pulled 10kWh from the street our of the 11.4 kWh the house has used.

[cayossarian]

Yeah sorry - the attributes are lazily populated — they’re not always-present fields with zero values. They only get injected into extra_state_attributes once the compensation logic has actually kicked in and adjusted a reading.

Which implies the issue is not the delta.

I would use MQTT explorer or a similar tool. Thus explorer set up is:

the port should be 8883, protocols is mqqt, do not validate cert, encryption is on, the pw is your passphrase, subscribe to ebus/# which is in advanced settings

[bryanembley]

Okay...I have access. What am I looking for in this data to help solve this problem?