How to apply EEBUS use cases on the device / gateway side? #196
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I guess you should read up on the EEBUS Use Case documentation: https://www.eebus.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/20221222-EEBUS-Overview-Use-Cases-v1.7.pdf |
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In my usage scenario, the device acts as a gateway: it collects data from inverters, batteries, and other components, and then reports this data to an EEBUS controller. However, I could not find any use case implementations related to this role. So I don't know how to report device data through the EEBUS protocol.
All the use case related code I have found so far appears to be written from the controller perspective. I am not sure whether my understanding is incorrect, or if the use case logic for the device/gateway side is expected to be implemented by integrators themselves.
Could you please explain how this is intended to work? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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