The Sunpower PVS monitor has a full HTML web console accessible on its internal network. The PVS acts as a full Internet router on a debug ethernet port you can plug into. If you plug a laptop into it the laptop will be online (routed through the PVS) and also serve extra stuff at http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/. It’s mostly a web view of the data in the JSON API but it’s an official debugging tool and is quite nice.
I have my RPi plugged into that debug port and am proxying all web traffic, so on my LAN I can access http://pvspi0.local/ and get at these pages.
Here’s a list of URLs that it supports. These come from this detailed comment which also describes what these URLs do. A lot of these are steps on a little configuration wizard that presumably installers use. I think all these URLs are safe to load but some clearly have buttons to press that could reconfigure or break your system. Don’t press those.
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/summary
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/landing
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/network/config
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/firmware
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/rma-device-selection
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/devices
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/devices/inverter-micro
- http://www.sunpowerconsole.com/#/power
The info view is particularly good; here’s a partial screenshot (I didn’t include the serial numbers.) Three sections: the PVS as a whole, per-panel/inverter data, and then CT monitors.
