Pylontech Force H1/2/3 solarman stick ethernet/wireless ip address reset #110
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What about resetting the LSW3 Stick-Logger and set it up again?
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I don't use this logger. The Pylontech force H3 has a network port. I use a utp cable connected to my router. So maybe there is another method???? |
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Can you clarify what the problem is, first you ask about resetting the AP ip address and then later say that it doesn't have an AP but a network port? If you have changed the IP address on the Pylontech do you know what you have changed it too? If you do then plug a PC directly into the network port and then set it's IP address and subnet to be in range and then you should be able to make contact and reset the IP to the correct value. If you don't know the IP address then you'd be better off finding a Pylontech forum and finding out how to reset the device to factory settings or reset the network settings. Have you tried Pylontech support directly? |
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The situation is as follows: I have a solis inverter which is connected to the pylontech force h3 battery. The battery has a network port. This port is connected through a utp cable with my router. In homeassistant I have the solarman app. In a browser you can enter the wifi ip address and login to a webpage. In this webpage you can set the wifi ip address and a AP ip address. In this last ip address (AP) I made a mistake, which resulted in the fact that I now can't open the webpage and the solarman app in homeassistant does not work anymore. So I need a way to reset the mistyped AP ip address to let it all function again.
Thanks for your help.
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Can you clarify what the problem is, first you ask about resetting the AP ip address and then later say that it doesn't have an AP but a network port?
If you have changed the IP address on the Pylontech do you know what you have changed it too? If you do then plug a PC directly into the network port and then set it's IP address and subnet to be in range and then you should be able to make contact and reset the IP to the correct value.
If you don't know the IP address then you'd be better off finding a Pylontech forum and finding out how to reset the device to factory settings or reset the network settings. Have you tried Pylontech support directly?
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Can't you see the new IP Adress in your router? |
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yes I can. But it is not accessable.
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Can't you see the new IP Adress in your router?
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Can I clarify further please. So as far as I am aware Solis inverters do not have any network connectivity but instead have an RS485 Modbus port. Most installs have a Wi-Fi dongle or Ethernet dongle that is plugged into this RS485 port which then provides the Solarman interface that we all use with this integration So in your installation is the Solis RS485 port plugged into the Pylontech battery? |
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Thanks, auto translation worked fine. So it's a webpage being served by the Pylontech battery that you can no longer access, the Solis inverter has no role in this case and was just confusing things. I would suggest finding out how to reset the Pylontech network settings from a dedicated Pylontech forum or even the manufacturer and then start again. |
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So we are talking about how to access a Pylontech Battery here. You might get better support on other platforms. This page is specialized on Solarman Stick Loggers. @davidrapan You better change the topic as this has nothing to with Solarman and will be confusing for other users. |
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No it's OK as it seems that the Pylontech batteries do actually support the Solarman protocol. That's what threw me at the start. It kind of makes sense as the hybrid inverters now support batteries so why not have batteries support the same protocol and is supported by this integration. SO it's not just stick loggers anymore, some devices have it built it. |
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We in fact do support Pylontech Force batteries (They also use solarman protocol as @gedger mentioned). What I don't understand is what @micronikje misconfigured but maybe @cryptocake can help him? |
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Sorry didn't know that Pylontech uses Solarman. Interesting though! |
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Not sure if anything in this document helps. |
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Yes, that is one of the webpages. I tried as mentioned above to connect directly to the battery, but it didn't help. |
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So does a Pylontech battery has an access point as well as the Ethernet port? Is there a Wi-Fi antenna somewhere? |
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Yes it also has a wifi antenna and I know the ip address. But sadly also not accessable. |
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Doesn't it have a reset button? |
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The battery has a start button. I held it for 10 seconds to see if it would restart the system, but it did nothing. |
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So the page I showed is only for setting up the default WiFi which is broadcast when the device isn't configured properly. You haven't got an WiFi SSID being broadcast like AP_XXXXX? So did you use the wizard to join it to your home network or the Quick Set page? |
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Or try admin/123456789 as the username/password |
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tried but didn't work. |
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I think some ruling came in that prohibits the use of default passwords so try the battery serial number otherwise no idea. |
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You mean the SSID password? That is written on a sticker on the battery, next to the antenna ;-) |
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@cryptocake Thanks that is the answer. I'm in and can reset the settings. |
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You mean the SSID password? That is written on a sticker on the battery, next to the antenna ;-)