import logging import time from enum import Enum, auto from threading import Thread from typing import Callable, Optional from .inverter_wrapper import wrapper_instance as inverter from inverterd import InverterError from ..util import Stopwatch, StopwatchError from ..config import config logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) class BatteryPowerDirection(Enum): DISCHARGING = auto() CHARGING = auto() DO_NOTHING = auto() class ChargingEvent(Enum): AC_CHARGING_UNAVAILABLE_BECAUSE_SOLAR = auto() AC_NOT_CHARGING = auto() AC_CHARGING_STARTED = auto() AC_DISCONNECTED = auto() AC_CURRENT_CHANGED = auto() AC_MOSTLY_CHARGED = auto() AC_CHARGING_FINISHED = auto() class ChargingState(Enum): NOT_CHARGING = auto() AC_BUT_SOLAR = auto() AC_WAITING = auto() AC_OK = auto() AC_DONE = auto() class CurrentChangeDirection(Enum): UP = auto() DOWN = auto() class BatteryState(Enum): NORMAL = auto() LOW = auto() CRITICAL = auto() def _pd_from_string(pd: str) -> BatteryPowerDirection: if pd == 'Discharge': return BatteryPowerDirection.DISCHARGING elif pd == 'Charge': return BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING elif pd == 'Do nothing': return BatteryPowerDirection.DO_NOTHING else: raise ValueError(f'invalid power direction: {pd}') class MonitorConfig: def __getattr__(self, item): return config['monitor'][item] cfg = MonitorConfig() """ TODO: - поддержать возможность ручного (через бота) переключения тока заряда вверх и вниз - поддержать возможность бесшовного перезапуска бота, когда монитор понимает, что зарядка уже идет, и он не запускает программу с начала, а продолжает с уже существующей позиции. Уведомления при этом можно не присылать совсем, либо прислать какое-то одно приложение, в духе "программа была перезапущена" - баг: при отключении генератора бот не присылает никаких уведомлений, а должен """ class InverterMonitor(Thread): charging_event_handler: Optional[Callable] battery_event_handler: Optional[Callable] error_handler: Optional[Callable] def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.setName('InverterMonitor') self.interrupted = False self.min_allowed_current = 0 # Event handlers for the bot. self.charging_event_handler = None self.battery_event_handler = None self.error_handler = None # Currents list, defined in the bot config. self.currents = cfg.gen_currents self.currents.sort() # We start charging at lowest possible current, then increase it once per minute (or so) to the maximum level. # This is done so that the load on the generator increases smoothly, not abruptly. Generator will thank us. self.current_change_direction = CurrentChangeDirection.UP self.next_current_enter_time = 0 self.active_current_idx = -1 self.battery_state = BatteryState.NORMAL self.charging_state = ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING # 'Mostly-charged' means that we've already lowered the charging current to the level # at which batteries are charging pretty slow. So instead of burning gasoline and shaking the air, # we can just turn the generator off at this point. self.mostly_charged = False # The stopwatch is used to measure how long does the battery voltage exceeds the float voltage level. # We don't want to damage our batteries, right? self.floating_stopwatch = Stopwatch() @property def active_current(self) -> Optional[int]: try: if self.active_current_idx < 0: return None return self.currents[self.active_current_idx] except IndexError: return None def run(self): # Check allowed currents and validate the config. allowed_currents = list(inverter.exec('get-allowed-ac-charging-currents')['data']) allowed_currents.sort() for a in self.currents: if a not in allowed_currents: raise ValueError(f'invalid value {a} in gen_currents list') self.min_allowed_current = min(allowed_currents) # Read data and run implemented programs every 2 seconds. while not self.interrupted: try: response = inverter.exec('get-status') if response['result'] != 'ok': logger.error('get-status failed:', response) else: gs = response['data'] ac = gs['grid_voltage']['value'] > 0 or gs['grid_freq']['value'] > 0 solar = gs['pv1_input_power']['value'] > 0 v = float(gs['battery_voltage']['value']) load_watts = int(gs['ac_output_active_power']['value']) pd = _pd_from_string(gs['battery_power_direction']) logger.debug(f'got status: ac={ac}, solar={solar}, v={v}, pd={pd}') self.gen_charging_program(ac, solar, v, pd) if not ac or pd != BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING: # if AC is disconnected or not charging, run the low voltage checking program self.low_voltage_program(v, load_watts) elif self.battery_state != BatteryState.NORMAL: # AC is connected and the battery is charging, assume battery level is normal self.battery_state = BatteryState.NORMAL except InverterError as e: logger.exception(e) time.sleep(2) def gen_charging_program(self, ac: bool, # whether AC is connected solar: bool, # whether MPPT is active v: float, # current battery voltage pd: BatteryPowerDirection # current power direction ): if self.charging_state == ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING: if ac and solar: # Not charging because MPPT is active (solar line is connected). # Notify users about it and change the current state. self.charging_state = ChargingState.AC_BUT_SOLAR self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_CHARGING_UNAVAILABLE_BECAUSE_SOLAR) logger.info('entering AC_BUT_SOLAR state') elif ac: # Not charging, but AC is connected and ready to use. # Start the charging program. self.gen_start(pd) elif self.charging_state == ChargingState.AC_BUT_SOLAR: if not ac: # AC charger has been disconnected. Since the state is AC_BUT_SOLAR, # charging probably never even started. Stop the charging program. self.gen_stop(ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING) elif not solar: # MPPT has been disconnected, and, since AC is still connected, we can # try to start the charging program. self.gen_start(pd) elif self.charging_state in (ChargingState.AC_OK, ChargingState.AC_WAITING): if not ac: # Charging was in progress, but AC has been suddenly disconnected. # Sad, but what can we do? Stop the charging program and return. self.gen_stop(ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING) return if solar: # Charging was in progress, but MPPT has been detected. Inverter doesn't charge # batteries from AC when MPPT is active, so we have to pause our program. self.charging_state = ChargingState.AC_BUT_SOLAR self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_CHARGING_UNAVAILABLE_BECAUSE_SOLAR) try: self.floating_stopwatch.pause() except StopwatchError: msg = 'gen_charging_program: floating_stopwatch.pause() failed at (1)' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) logger.info('solar power connected during charging, entering AC_BUT_SOLAR state') # No surprises at this point, just check the values and make decisions based on them. # - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - # We've reached the 'mostly-charged' point, the voltage level is not float, # but inverter decided to stop charging (or somebody used a kettle, lol). # Anyway, assume that charging is complete, stop the program, notify users and return. if self.mostly_charged and v > (cfg.gen_floating_v - 1) and pd != BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING: self.gen_stop(ChargingState.AC_DONE) return # Monitor inverter power direction and notify users when it changes. state = ChargingState.AC_OK if pd == BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING else ChargingState.AC_WAITING if state != self.charging_state: self.charging_state = state evt = ChargingEvent.AC_CHARGING_STARTED if state == ChargingState.AC_OK else ChargingEvent.AC_NOT_CHARGING self.charging_event_handler(evt) if self.floating_stopwatch.get_elapsed_time() >= cfg.gen_floating_time_max: # We've been at a bulk voltage level too long, so we have to stop charging. # Set the minimum current possible. if self.current_change_direction == CurrentChangeDirection.UP: # This shouldn't happen, obviously an error. msg = 'gen_charging_program:' msg += ' been at bulk voltage level too long, but current change direction is still \'up\'!' msg += ' This is obviously an error, please fix it' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) self.gen_next_current(current=self.min_allowed_current) elif self.active_current is not None: # If voltage is greater than float voltage, keep the stopwatch ticking if v > cfg.gen_floating_v and self.floating_stopwatch.is_paused(): try: self.floating_stopwatch.go() except StopwatchError: msg = 'gen_charging_program: floating_stopwatch.go() failed at (2)' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) # Otherwise, pause it elif v <= cfg.gen_floating_v and not self.floating_stopwatch.is_paused(): try: self.floating_stopwatch.pause() except StopwatchError: msg = 'gen_charging_program: floating_stopwatch.pause() failed at (3)' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) # Charging current monitoring if self.current_change_direction == CurrentChangeDirection.UP: # Generator is warming up in this code path if self.next_current_enter_time != 0 and pd != BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING: # Generator was warming up and charging, but stopped (pd has changed). # Resetting to the minimum possible pd logger.info(f'gen_charging_program (warming path): was charging but power direction suddeny changed. resetting to minimum current') self.next_current_enter_time = 0 self.gen_next_current(current=self.min_allowed_current) elif self.next_current_enter_time == 0 and pd == BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING: self.next_current_enter_time = time.time() + cfg.gen_raise_intervals[self.active_current_idx] logger.info(f'gen_charging_program (warming path): set next_current_enter_time to {self.next_current_enter_time}') elif self.next_current_enter_time != 0 and time.time() >= self.next_current_enter_time: logger.info('gen_charging_program (warming path): hit next_current_enter_time, calling gen_next_current()') self.gen_next_current() else: # Gradually lower the current level, based on how close # battery voltage has come to the bulk level. if self.active_current >= 30: upper_bound = cfg.gen_cur30_v_limit elif self.active_current == 20: upper_bound = cfg.gen_cur20_v_limit else: upper_bound = cfg.gen_cur10_v_limit # Voltage is high enough already and it's close to bulk level; we hit the upper bound, # so let's lower the current if v >= upper_bound: self.gen_next_current() elif self.charging_state == ChargingState.AC_DONE: # We've already finished charging, but AC was connected. Not that it's disconnected, # set the appropriate state and notify users. if not ac: self.gen_stop(ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING) def gen_start(self, pd: BatteryPowerDirection): if pd == BatteryPowerDirection.CHARGING: self.charging_state = ChargingState.AC_OK self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_CHARGING_STARTED) logger.info('AC line connected and charging, entering AC_OK state') # Continue the stopwatch, if needed try: self.floating_stopwatch.go() except StopwatchError: msg = 'floating_stopwatch.go() failed at ac_charging_start(), AC_OK path' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) else: self.charging_state = ChargingState.AC_WAITING self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_NOT_CHARGING) logger.info('AC line connected but not charging yet, entering AC_WAITING state') # Pause the stopwatch, if needed try: if not self.floating_stopwatch.is_paused(): self.floating_stopwatch.pause() except StopwatchError: msg = 'floating_stopwatch.pause() failed at ac_charging_start(), AC_WAITING path' logger.warning(msg) self.error_handler(msg) # idx == -1 means haven't started our program yet. if self.active_current_idx == -1: self.gen_next_current() # self.set_hw_charging_current(self.min_allowed_current) def gen_stop(self, reason: ChargingState): self.charging_state = reason if reason == ChargingState.AC_DONE: event = ChargingEvent.AC_CHARGING_FINISHED elif reason == ChargingState.NOT_CHARGING: event = ChargingEvent.AC_DISCONNECTED else: raise ValueError(f'ac_charging_stop: unexpected reason {reason}') logger.info(f'charging is finished, entering {reason} state') self.charging_event_handler(event) # Let Mr. Proper do his job if self.active_current_idx != -1: self.next_current_enter_time = 0 self.mostly_charged = False self.active_current_idx = -1 self.floating_stopwatch.reset() def gen_next_current(self, current=None): if current is None: try: current = self._next_current() logger.debug(f'gen_next_current: ready to change charging current to {current} A') except IndexError: logger.debug('gen_next_current: was going to change charging current, but no currents left; finishing charging program') self.gen_stop(ChargingState.AC_DONE) return else: try: idx = self.currents.index(current) except ValueError: msg = f'gen_next_current: got current={current} but it\'s not in the currents list' logger.error(msg) self.error_handler(msg) return self.active_current_idx = idx if self.current_change_direction == CurrentChangeDirection.DOWN: if current == self.currents[0]: self.mostly_charged = True self.gen_stop(ChargingState.AC_DONE) elif current == self.currents[1] and not self.mostly_charged: self.mostly_charged = True self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_MOSTLY_CHARGED) self.set_hw_charging_current(current) def set_hw_charging_current(self, current: int): try: response = inverter.exec('set-max-ac-charging-current', (0, current)) if response['result'] != 'ok': logger.error(f'failed to change AC charging current to {current} A') raise InverterError('set-max-ac-charging-current: inverterd reported error') else: self.charging_event_handler(ChargingEvent.AC_CURRENT_CHANGED, current=current) logger.info(f'changed AC charging current to {current} A') except InverterError as e: self.error_handler(f'failed to set charging current to {current} A (caught InverterError)') logger.exception(e) def _next_current(self): if self.current_change_direction == CurrentChangeDirection.UP: self.active_current_idx += 1 if self.active_current_idx == len(self.currents)-1: logger.info('_next_current: charging current power direction to DOWN') self.current_change_direction = CurrentChangeDirection.DOWN self.next_current_enter_time = 0 else: if self.active_current_idx == 0: raise IndexError('can\'t go lower') self.active_current_idx -= 1 logger.info(f'_next_current: active_current_idx set to {self.active_current_idx}, returning current of {self.currents[self.active_current_idx]} A') return self.currents[self.active_current_idx] def low_voltage_program(self, v: float, load_watts: int): crit_level = cfg.vcrit low_level = cfg.vlow if v <= crit_level: state = BatteryState.CRITICAL elif v <= low_level: state = BatteryState.LOW else: state = BatteryState.NORMAL if state != self.battery_state: self.battery_state = state self.battery_event_handler(state, v, load_watts) def set_charging_event_handler(self, handler: Callable): self.charging_event_handler = handler def set_battery_event_handler(self, handler: Callable): self.battery_event_handler = handler def set_error_handler(self, handler: Callable): self.error_handler = handler def stop(self): self.interrupted = True def dump_status(self) -> dict: return { 'interrupted': self.interrupted, 'currents': self.currents, 'active_current': self.active_current, 'current_change_direction': self.current_change_direction.name, 'battery_state': self.battery_state.name, 'charging_state': self.charging_state.name, 'mostly_charged': self.mostly_charged, 'floating_stopwatch_paused': self.floating_stopwatch.is_paused(), 'floating_stopwatch_elapsed': self.floating_stopwatch.get_elapsed_time(), 'time_now': time.time(), 'next_current_enter_time': self.next_current_enter_time, }