Ladestatistik

Hallo zusammen. Habe im Forum zum Begriff „Ladestatistik“ nichts gefunden, daher dieser Thread (habe meinen MS noch nicht, kann mir die Frage daher nicht selbst beantworten):
Gibt es eine Möglickeit, ohne dass man „visible Tesla“ nutzt (Programm ist mir zu heikel bzw. zu risikoreich), die Ladedaten irgendwie statistisch zu erfassen?
Wünschenswert wären dieselben „Charge-Daten“ wie diejenigen von „visible Tesla“
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Visible Tesla greift ja nur mittels API auf den Tesla-Server zu, was ist da risikoreich?

Ansonsten kannst Du Dir eine Wallbox mit online-Zugang anschaffen, die Daten kann man dann auch auswerten.

Wenn ich es richtig verstanden habe, kann VT auch schon Befehle an den Wagen senden.

z.B.:
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Once the service is enabled, you have selected a port (or used the default), and have set an authorization code (password), you may access the functionality using a web browser or a command line utility such as curl. The username for all commands is „VT“. The password is whatever you establish in the preferences. Note that by default, these services will be visible only on your local network. To access them remotely, you must manually set up port forwarding or use other methods. This is for experienced network users only.

The following table lists the available functions and how to access them. In these examples, the host name is always 127.0.0.1. This is a place holder and should be replaced by your actual hostname or IP address, OR it may be used to access this service from the local machine.

Function URL
Set Inactivity mode to Stay Awake 127.0.0.1:9090/v1/action/activity/wakeup
Set Inactivity mode to Allow Daydreaming 127.0.0.1:9090/v1/action/activity/daydream
Set Inactivity mode to Allow Sleeping 127.0.0.1:9090/v1/action/activity/sleep
Return web page with links to the URLs mentioned above 127.0.0.1:9090/pages/InactivityOptions.html

Let’s say you have established a password of „tesla“ in the advanced preferences (please don’t use that as your password), and that your IP address is 192.168.1.45. You could set the app to Stay Awake mode with the following curl command. Note that this command contains your password in clear text - don’t share it with anyone else:

curl VT:[email protected]:9090/v1/ac … ity/wakeup
You can also initiate this command via a web browser.