You can now make a team rather than you yourself the owner of an installation when you add the installation to VRM. This immediately shares access to the site with your colleagues.
We gave the notifications preferences page new functionality, to easily enable or disable push notifications for all of your installations, some of your installations, or make the selection per installation group.
On that same notifications preferences page, you can now enable push notifications for access requests to your installations, teams or groups.
On the dashboard, the Grid and AC-load widgets now refresh after VE.Bus communication recovers, without the need to refresh the page.
That is a lot, so we hope that the summer holidays allow you for some time to play around with these new additions. As always, we are open for suggestions and feedback!
The portrait mode currently require the BETA version of Venus OS. Soon, the stable 3.80 version will released, which will also include the portrait mode.
Please help to fix the Czech translation of ‘Time to go’. ‘Čas odejít’ is nonsense. The word used in the remote console is much better and should be used.
With the adjustment where V, A and W for each scc used to be on one line it now takes two. But I guess can’t be helped if you want to avoid cutting off the W. On an s24 ultra.
Correct, we think putting all values on 1 line and the tracker above it makes it easier to interpret, although I understand that it takes some getting used to.
Please add a “%” sign after Battery to prevent confusion - I thought the 12V battery was at 17.5V (!), but my mistake - it is nearly 100% State of Charge.
Switch the order of the legend, so that the item at the left corresponds to the vertical axis at the left, and rightmost with the axis at right. e.g. put Battery Voltage (System) then Battery %
No one has seen this? It’s there for ages…
It’s not a layout issue, it’s a functionality issue…
I’ve exemplified below for 3 hours interval, but it’s the same for 6 and 12 hours.
The 16 minutes interval becomes bigger or smaller, depending where you are in that hour.
It rounds up to the beginning of the hour and therefore, an entire interval is not plotted.
Up to an entire hour can be missed, depending how close you are from the beginning of the hour !!
Both on Android and Windows, probably on Mac too, so it’s on your side…