Require forcePowerW for Force Charge/Discharge work mode writes - #22
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Accept and validate forcePowerW on POST /v1/control/work-mode for modes 3 and 4, and pass it through to writeWorkMode instead of defaulting to 5 kW. Co-authored-by: Jack Pearce <jkpe@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
POST /v1/control/work-modenow acceptsforcePowerWand requires it when setting Force Charge (mode 3) or Force Discharge (mode 4). The value is passed through towriteWorkModeinstead of silently defaulting to 5 kW.Changes
forcePowerWas an integer between 1 and 6000 watts for force modesforcePowerWthrough HTTP handler,FoxModbusClient.setWorkMode, andwriteWorkModeCompanion PR
Paired with the Check My Solar app changes that prompt users for charge/discharge power in the Work Mode modal.