Feature: DPL: switch to allow ignoring SoC values #668
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unfortunately, the battery SoC values reported by battery BMSs are unreliable for some users. it offers great advantages to connect OpenDTU-OnBattery to a BMS (MQTT publishing of values, Home Assistent integration, etc.), but previously the users were then forced to configure the DPL by SoC values. this change allows to configure the DPL such that SoC values are ignored. instead, the voltage limits are used to make DPL decisions. the SoC related setting are hidden from the DPL settings view if SoC values are configured to be ignored. closes helgeerbe#654.
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Superseded by #679. |
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unfortunately, the battery SoC values reported by battery BMSs are unreliable for some users. it offers great advantages to connect OpenDTU-OnBattery to a BMS (MQTT publishing of values, Home Assistent integration, etc.), but previously the users were then forced to configure the DPL by SoC values.
this change allows to configure the DPL such that SoC values are ignored. instead, the voltage limits are used to make DPL decisions.
the SoC related setting are hidden from the DPL settings view if SoC values are configured to be ignored.
closes #654.