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kaifa
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# Kaifa MA309 Smart Meter Logger ## Overview This script was made to read out the new Smart Meter "Kaifa MA309" used by Austrian power grid operators, here tested with TINETZ and EVN. Specification of the interface: https://www.tinetz.at/fileadmin/user_upload/Kundenservice/pdf/Beschreibung_Kundenschnittstelle_Smart_Meter_TINETZ.pdf Discussion about this script: https://www.photovoltaikforum.com/thread/157476-stromz%C3%A4hler-kaifa-ma309-welches-mbus-usb-kabel/?pageNo=2#post2350873 Useful description of TiNetz frames: https://www.gurux.fi/node/18232 This script was only tested with the above meter and the mentioned suppliers. ## Required Hardware  1. RJ12 6P6C Plug e.g. https://www.amazon.de/6P6C-Stecker-6-polige-Schraubklemmen-Adapterstecker-CCTV-Adapterstecker/dp/B07KFGS3BF <br><br> **Note**: you have to cut off the plastic shell of the RJ12 plug to fit it into the socket of the MA309. <br><br> 2. MBUS Slave module like this: https://www.amazon.de/JOYKK-USB-zu-MBUS-Slave-Modul-Master-Slave-Kommunikation-Debugging-Bus%C3%BCberwachung/dp/B07PDH2ZBV ## Config Create a file `meter.json` to configure your serial connection parameters and your AES key. A template file `meter_template.json` can be recycled for this. ``` { "loglevel": "logging.INFO", "logfile": "/var/log/kaifareader/kaifa.log", "port": "/dev/ttyUSB0", "baudrate": 2400, "parity": "serial.PARITY_NONE", "stopbits": "serial.STOPBITS_ONE", "bytesize": "serial.EIGHTBITS", "key_hex_string": "", "interval": 15, "supplier": "TINETZ", "export_format": "SOLARVIEW", "export_file_abspath": "/var/run/kaifareader/kaifa.txt", "export_mqtt_server": "mymqtt.examplebroker.com", "export_mqtt_port": 1883, "export_mqtt_user": "mymqttuser", "export_mqtt_password": "supersecretmqttpass", "export_mqtt_basetopic": "kaifareader" } ``` The AES key format is "hex string", e.g. `a4f2d...` Please provide your electricity supplier by the field "supplier". Because each supplier uses its own security standard, the telegrams differ. This script was tested with suppliers: - TINETZ - EVN ### Export **Solarview** Currently, the export to a file readable by Solarview (http://solarview.info/) is supported. - The config key `export_format` has to be set to `SOLARVIEW` - The config key `export_file_abspath` has to be set to the absolute file path **MQTT** - The config key `export_format` has to be set to `MQTT` - The config keys `export_mqtt_server`, `export_mqtt_port`, `export_mqtt_user`, `export_mqtt_password` and `export_mqtt_basetopic` have to be set. ## Installation ### Systemd automatic service This installs and automatically starts a systemd service. Install the debian package `sudo dpkg -i kaifareader_...deb` If there are problems on missing packages, execute afterwards: `sudo apt -f install` ## Start ### Automatically, if service is installed and running Startup done, automatically. Status of the service: `sudo systemctl status kaifareader` Start manually (e.g. after manually stopped) `sudo systemctl start kaifareader` ### Manually #### Foreground `python3 kaifa.py` #### Background `nohup python3 kaifa.py &` ## Stop ### If service is installed and running `sudo systemctl stop kaifareader` ### Foreground Press CTRL+C ### Background Possible by killing the process