Tasmot integration with Delta's PLC and Weintek's HMI - counter reset and MQTT messages

Hello
I have a home automation system based on a Delta PLC and a Weintek HMI with MQTT. Everything connected works but want to expand the system a bit with some mobile elements, sockets, leds etc. Sometimes somewhere outdoors something needed sometimes inside a controlled socket would be useful for two days. I'm having a few problems with it, actually the problems themselves....
I have uploaded tasmote, it works, it sends SIGNAL(Topic) to Weintek and I can read from it.
Unfortunately in tasmote the current counter resets after power failure
Same with the relay after restart it is on OFF(PowerOnState=3)

Weintek doesn't read the messages from Tasmota, they are kind of meaningless.
The subject is different than in the descriptions but this is not a problem(prefix tele) then we have in the subject SENSOR or STATE, but this is ok. Worse is the content of the message, it has another prefix, the ENERGY group. As a result, the message does not contain the data : value, but everything is in the group/table energy and unfortunately I do not know how to extract it from this.

This is why home automation should have some sort of base where it can store data.
In tasmot we have various commands that can change a lot in the behaviour of the device.
e.g. the SetOpiton 0 command https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Commands/#setoption0 determines the behaviour after a power failure and its return.
An additional parameter is PowerOnState https://tasmota.github.io/docs/PowerOnState/
I don't know if there is also an option to keep the power counter after a reboot.
Nevertheless, I recommend using a database system to control the automation.

Przybyłek wrote:

value only everything is as if in an energy group/table and unfortunately I don't know how to extract it from that.

You can use rules to send MQTT data in your own format. You can use Node-red as an intermediary. There are many possibilities. Finally, you can use e.g. Home Assistant, Domoticz, Openhab, etc.

xury wrote:

This is why home automation should have some sort of base where it can store data.
In tasmot we have various commands that can change a lot in the behaviour of the device.
e.g. the SetOpiton 0 command https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Commands/#setoption0 determines the behaviour after a power failure and its return.
An additional parameter is PowerOnState https://tasmota.github.io/docs/PowerOnState/
I don't know if there is also an option to keep the power counter after a reboot.
Nevertheless, I recommend using a database system to control the automation.

Przybyłek wrote:

value only everything is as if in an energy group/table and unfortunately I don't know how to extract it from that.

You can use rules to send MQTT data in your own format. You can use Node-red as an intermediary. There are many possibilities. Finally, you can use e.g. Home Assistant, Domoticz, Openhab etc.

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I have a database with it is the weintek panel, but so far I do not have communication with it, besides it would be nice if it worked independently. Unfortunately both options you write about are set correctly SetOption to 1 PoweronState to 3, unfortunately the relay is still off after a power failure.
About this own format by rules I have not read.