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parameter "p_rec_lim[1] - Max. battery to grid power" added #10

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30 changes: 23 additions & 7 deletions rct.py
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## power_mng.soc_target_set Force SOC target (default: 0.5) --> (1: Konstant)
## power_mng.battery_power_extern Battery target power (positive = discharge) --> (2. Extern)

## power_mng.soc_min Min SOC target (default 0.07) --> ggf. als Ersatzstrom-Reserve
## power_mng.soc_max Max SOC target (default 0.97) --> ggf. zur Begrenzung des Max.-Ladezustandes
## power_mng.soc_charge_power Charging to power_mng.soc_min with given W (default: 100)
## power_mng.soc_charge Trigger for charing to soc_min (default: 0.05)
## power_mng.soc_min Min SOC target (default 0.07) --> ggf. als Ersatzstrom-Reserve
## power_mng.soc_max Max SOC target (default 0.97) --> ggf. zur Begrenzung des Max.-Ladezustandes
## power_mng.soc_charge_power Charging to power_mng.soc_min with given W (default: 100)
## power_mng.soc_charge Trigger for charing to soc_min (default: 0.05)

## p_rec_lim[1] Max. battery to grid power (default 0) --> Max. Netzeinspeisung aus Batterie in W

## Imports
import sys
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# (activate for testing/debugging only and do not forget to deactivate!)
# (if command line arguments are passed while testing mode activated, the testing mode will be ignored)
testing_mode = False
testing_string = 'get power_mng.soc_max --host=192.168.0.99'
testing_string = "set p_rec_lim[1] 7000 --host=192.168.0.99"

if testing_mode == True:
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
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print(" Default Value: 100")
print(" power_mng.soc_charge - Trigger for charging to SOC_min")
print(" Default Value: 0.05")
print(" p_rec_lim[1] - Max. battery to grid power")
print(" Valid Range: 0 to 6000")
print(" Default Value: 0")

## Write/Set Function
def set_value(parameter, value, host):
Expand All @@ -79,7 +84,8 @@ def set_value(parameter, value, host):
"power_mng.soc_min",
"power_mng.soc_max",
"power_mng.soc_charge_power",
"power_mng.soc_charge"
"power_mng.soc_charge",
"p_rec_lim[1]"
]

if parameter not in valid_parameters:
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print(f"Error: Invalid value '{value}' for parameter '{parameter}'.")
show_help()
sys.exit(1)
elif parameter == "p_rec_lim[1]":
try:
value = float(value)
if not (0 <= value <= 6000):
raise ValueError
except ValueError:
print(f"Error: Invalid value '{value}' for parameter '{parameter}'.")
show_help()
sys.exit(1)

object_name = parameter
command = Command.WRITE
Expand All @@ -167,7 +182,8 @@ def get_value(parameter, host):
"power_mng.soc_max",
"power_mng.soc_min",
"power_mng.soc_charge_power",
"power_mng.soc_charge"
"power_mng.soc_charge",
"p_rec_lim[1]"
]

if parameter not in valid_parameters:
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