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Hi @zinglo While generac residential was the first generators supported by this project, the code dependency was removed long ago so the fact that generac is supported does not limit the Briggs (or other generators) supported by this project. I don't know the specific registers you are referring to as you do not mention them by modbus address, but there are several alarm registers that are used by genmon. you can view all of the registers along with some comments about their use here: This page has info on the Briggs and Stratton support in this project and there are links to video clips as well https://github.com/jgyates/genmon/wiki/Appendix-P-Briggs-and-Stratton-Controller-Information My first suggestion would be to compare the registers you are refering to in your comments above to the registes used by this project. My second suggestion: Genmon also has a live view where you can view the modbus registers and see how they change over time. If you installed genmon you can add any registers you wanted, alloing you to view any registers read from the briggs controller and see how they change over time. As a data point, genmon currently reads about 79 registers from the Briggs and Stratton controller, but it uses about 41 of them (15 are alarm registers). The others are read in hopes of discovering what they do better. Let me know if you have questions. |
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@zinglo , looks like you are working the Briggs V2 Issues. Also noticing that there are no longer any Controls to Start/Stop, Auto Manual anymore. Also, despite the genset not being in alarm, genmon is reporting it to be in alarm state. Are you seeing the same things? Update: After restarting the pi we see control now. but still showing weird alarms. Also apeared that when upgrading it changed the state of the genset from auto to manual. @jgyates If you need access to a briggs i can help you with that. |
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Generator model: Briggs & Stratton GC-1032 Controller
I have been curiously poking around looking at raw register data... mostly trying to understand but also looking to see if there was more data that is not currently being utilized (by me).
I have a couple of questions...
I noticed the various alarm registers and dug through the custom controller file looking at them. My presumption here is: since genmon is targeted towards Generac, these are likely not really being utilized on a Briggs, correct? I have not knowingly experienced an alarm condition. I'm considering adding these into SNMP and monitoring them that way. (My current method of monitoring generator health is using a script that runs on a Nagios server. This script just does multiple snmp queries and compares snmp values vs "healthy" values. Adding in alarm registers here would be quite easy.)
I am seeing a handful of unused registers that seem to have some data in them. If anyone has any hints on where to find documentation on Briggs modbus values, I would be grateful. Or if you have any ideas on sleuthing their meaning, that would also be helpful. I've scrolled through the display options on the Briggs controller and tried to compare values to the registers, but I've only been able to guess one register doing this.
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