@thorn coyote Any suggestions as to how to connect a Hyundai to HA that doesn't involve bluelinky (it's been broken for a while now and I am getting tired of the constant issues)
#connecting a Hyundai to HA without Bluelinky
cedar bison
thorn coyote
<@354452014068924428> Any suggestions as to how to connect a Hyundai to HA that...
try resetting the cellular modem in the car. for most its a pin hole button on the dash that you press and hold for a few seconds. sometimes this can bring it back up.
I have a "WICAN-OBD-C3" which gives me more reliable readout of battery status but doesn't give the same sensors/controls as the api.
depends what you data you actually want/need?
cedar bison
I have reset the car system before, sometimes it helps, most of the time it doesn't. I am mostly interested in position and battery power but everything is now showing as unavailable (as of June 19). The error is Failed setup, will retry: Config Not Ready: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0) ...... but as I said, it's been very unreliable lately and I have kinda given up on trying to re-establsh the connection.
thorn coyote
the wican sits in the obd port and connects to wifi
they have an integration which just polls the devices webui which i use.
but it also supports mqtt
soc_d - state of charge dashboard - this is generally what you will want to use and what is displayed on the dash and by charge limit etc...
soc_bms - state of charge battery management system - this is the real charge which it looks like is a little lower that what is displayed. probably to prevent accidental overcharging it gives it some wiggle room
SOH - state of health. how much of the battery on paper capacity is usable
had some other stuff but these are the main ones