Hello. How can I connect the electricity meter to the Domoticz system? The meter I want to plug in has an S0 pulse output and an M-BUS output. Is it possible to connect the pulse output directly to GPIO pins in Raspberry Pi? We don't write text in block letters on the forum. Moderator...

Or maybe via WiFi? Take an interest in the ESPEasy project. It allows you to remotely connect multiple sensors and actuators. The project is still developing. I use it at home for over two years Here is an example of integration with a domoticz electricity meter:

I have a meter and a rpi in one switchboard so it is obvious that it would be better to do it in a cable.

I found a device that should be perfectly suitable for connecting the S0 pulse output from an energy meter to the Domoticz system S0 Pulse Counter Module did anyone have to do this interface and can you buy it in Poland ????

take interest in the modbus, what is the counter? Energy suppliers? If so, modbus is blocked

I don't want to start a new thread, and this one seemed similar to my question. I have a F&F counter from Pabianice model LE-01MR. Has a modbus Have any of you remade his raspberry and domoticz connections? I found only a plugin for the SDM120 / 360 counter on the network. could somebody direct me to some manual how to integrate this meter and read it in domoticz? I will be grateful for your help.

Modbus registers And all information on the manufacturer's website:

Nice, I already knew the links before. The only problem is that I am not a specialist in automation, BMS etc. ;-( it is a pity that there is no ready plugin for domoticz as it is the case with SDM counters.

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Hello.
How can I connect the electricity meter to the "Domoticz" system? The meter I want to plug in has an S0 pulse output and an M-BUS output.
Is it possible to connect the pulse output directly to GPIO pins in Raspberry Pi?

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Or maybe via WiFi? Take an interest in the ESPEasy project.
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/ESPEasy
It allows you to remotely connect multiple sensors and actuators.
The project is still developing. I use it at home for over two years
Here is an example of integration with a domoticz electricity meter:
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/index.php/TCR5000
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I have a meter and a rpi in one switchboard so it is obvious that it would be better to do it in a cable.
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I found a device that should be perfectly suitable for connecting the S0 pulse output from an energy meter to the Domoticz system
S0 Pulse Counter Module
http://www.smartmeterdashboard.nl/webshop
did anyone have to do this interface and can you buy it in Poland ????
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take interest in the modbus, what is the counter? Energy suppliers? If so, modbus is blocked
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I don't want to start a new thread, and this one seemed similar to my question.
I have a F&F counter from Pabianice model LE-01MR. Has a modbus
Have any of you remade his raspberry and domoticz connections?
I found only a plugin for the SDM120 / 360 counter on the network.
could somebody direct me to some manual how to integrate this meter and read it in domoticz?
I will be grateful for your help.
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Modbus registers https://www.fif.com.pl/pl/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=975
And all information on the manufacturer's website: https://www.fif.com.pl/pl/liczniki-zuzycia-en...znej/517-licznik-zuzycia-energii-le-01mr.html
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Nice, I already knew the links before. The only problem is that I am not a specialist in automation, BMS etc. ;-( it is a pity that there is no ready plugin for domoticz as it is the case with SDM counters.
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✨ The discussion revolves around connecting an electricity meter with S0 pulse output and M-BUS output to the Domoticz system using a Raspberry Pi. Users suggest various methods, including direct wiring to GPIO pins and utilizing WiFi through the ESPEasy project for remote sensor integration. A specific S0 Pulse Counter Module is recommended for interfacing with the meter. Additionally, there are inquiries about integrating a specific F&F counter model LE-01MR with Modbus capabilities into the Domoticz system, highlighting the lack of ready-made plugins for certain meters. Users share links to resources and manuals for further assistance.
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