PPC SMGW HAN Daily Import

After setup

• Valid fromThe first day the new layout applies. Prefilled with the next 1 January, the most common case — but any future date works, for example the day a new supplier tariff starts. It switches at 00:00 on that day; the fetch later that night still splits the previous day by the old windows.
• Tariff zones (switch points) from that dateOne entry per switch point in the format "HH:MM zone name", starting at 00:00, minutes 00, 15, 30 or 45. Prefilled with the zones active today, so only the changed times have to be corrected. Keeping the zone names identical keeps each sensor's history in one series. Sensors are identified by their position in the list, so a renamed or reordered zone continues the old sensor's series and its statistics get mixed.
• Discard the scheduled change
• Different times for Saturday, Sunday and public holidaysTick this if your tariff switches at other times on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. You enter those times in the next step; the zones above then apply to Monday to Friday only. Unticking it removes the rules for these days.
• URLURL of the SMGW HAN interface (default: https://192.168.100.100/cgi-bin/hanservice.cgi)
• Username
• Password
• Tariff zones (switch points)One entry per switch point in the format "HH:MM zone name", starting at 00:00; the last entry runs until midnight. Example Octopus Go: "00:00 Go" and "05:00 Standard". Equal zone names share one sensor: "00:00 Standard", "02:00 Low", "06:00 Standard", "12:00 Low" creates two sensors — "Standard" sums 00:00-02:00 and 06:00-12:00, "Low" sums 02:00-06:00 and 12:00-24:00. Minutes must be 00, 15, 30 or 45. Note on statistics history: each zone gets its own consumption sensor. Home Assistant identifies these sensors by their position in the list (first zone, second zone …), not by the name you enter. Changing times or appending further zones at the end is therefore safe – existing sensors keep their history. But if you reorder or rename the zones so that a different zone now occupies a previously used position, the new zone's data is appended to the old zone's data in the Home Assistant history, i.e. the sensor's statistics get mixed.
• Fetch timeTime of day for the automatic daily data fetch
• Device name (optional)A telling name for this device, needed as soon as several entries point at the same SMGW — two evaluations of one meter (supplier tariff vs. module-3 windows), or separate logins for import and feed-in. Otherwise leave it empty.
• Different times for Saturday, Sunday and public holidaysTick this if your tariff switches at other times on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays. You enter those times in the next step; the zones above then apply to Monday to Friday only. Unticking it removes the rules for these days.
• PeriodThe next step pre-fills the date range from this choice; you can still edit it there.
• Download certified CMS file
• Create CSV
• Create Excel (XLSX)
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• Period"Everything" starts on 2000-01-01 and fetches whatever the SMGW still holds.
• Download signed CMS file(s)
• Create CSV
• Create Excel (XLSX)
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• Saturday zonesSame format as the tariff zones of the previous form, e.g. "00:00 NT", "06:00 HT", "13:00 NT". Leave empty if Saturdays use the same zones as Monday to Friday.
• Sunday zonesSame format. A single entry such as "00:00 NT" means: this zone all day. Leave empty if Sundays use the same zones as Monday to Friday.
• Public holidaysOn which public holidays the Sunday zones apply, also when the holiday falls on a Saturday. Your grid operator's price sheet says what applies to you. "Off": a holiday counts as the weekday it falls on. "Nationwide holidays only": the nine holidays common to every German state. A federal state: also the statutory holidays of that state. For Bavaria this includes Assumption Day (15 August), counted for all of Bavaria although by law it applies only in municipalities with a predominantly Catholic population. Not included are holidays that only apply locally, such as the Augsburg Peace Festival or Corpus Christi in individual municipalities of Saxony and Thuringia. Every choice except "Off" needs Sunday zones.