More AC60 fields and AC70 support

[bxm6306]

• Added 30+ more data fields for the AC60 and B80 devices
• Removed unused power generation fields based on AC60 test results

[bxm6306]

Sample data extraction using an AC60 prototype.

==2023-05-15 00:30:55.643513 -0400==
{'total_battery_percent': 80, 'estimated_time': 1081, 'device_type': 'AC60', 'serial_number': 2302000074537, 'dc_output_power': 19, 'ac_output_power': 0, 'dc_input_power': 0, 'ac_input_power': 0}
{'device_type': 'AC60', 'serial_number': 2302000074537}
{'num_packs_connected': 1, 'charging_from_internal_dc': False, 'internal_dc_input_power': 0, 'internal_dc_input_voltage': Decimal('0'), 'internal_dc_input_current': Decimal('0'), 'charging_from_pack_dc': False, 'pack_dc_input_power': 0, 'pack_dc_input_voltage': Decimal('0'), 'pack_dc_input_current': Decimal('0')}
{'internal_ac_input_frequency': Decimal('0'), 'internal_ac_input_power': 0, 'internal_ac_input_voltage': Decimal('0.2'), 'internal_ac_input_current': Decimal('0')}
{'total_dc_output_power': 19, 'dc_usb_output_power': 0, 'dc_12v_output_power': 19, 'dc_output_uptime_minutes': 40, 'ac_output_power': 0, 'ac_output_uptime_minutes': 59}
{'ac_output_frequency': Decimal('59.9'), 'ac_output_on': True, 'battery_inputoutput_power': 35, 'ac_output_voltage': Decimal('120'), 'ac_output_amps': Decimal('0.3')}
{'led_mode': <LedMode.OFF: 0>, 'ac_output_on': True, 'dc_output_on': True, 'dc_eco_mode_on': False, 'dc_eco_hours': 4, 'dc_eco_watts': 5, 'ac_eco_mode_on': True, 'ac_eco_hours': 3, 'ac_eco_watts': 13, 'charging_mode': <ChargingMode.STANDARD: 0>, 'power_lifting_on': False}
{'grid_enhancement_mode_on': False}
{'battery_voltage': Decimal('22.95')}
{'battery_type': 'AC60', 'battery_serial_number': 2302000074537, 'battery_voltage': Decimal('22.95'), 'battery_percent': 80, 'bcu_version': Decimal('1030.05')}
{}

[warhammerkid]

@bxm6306 I've enabled the automated checks, and it looks like you have a bunch of places where you didn't put a space between the comma and the next value. Those will also need to be addressed before this can be merged. You can see this by clicking on the "Details" button next to the failing "Build distribution / deploy (pull_request)" check.

Also, you might want to add this section to the bottom of the ac60.py file that would allow you to actually control the AC60. You can look at ac300.py to see where this should go:

    @property
    def writable_ranges(self) -> List[range]:
        return [range(2000, 2022)]

[bxm6306]

I've added AC70 support to this pull request, 99% of the code was identical to the AC60.

[danricho]

This is GREAT!
I'm using https://github.com/bxm6306/bluetti_mqtt/commits/patch-2/ with my new AC70.

Thanks heaps for everyone's efforts!

[tripzero]

What else is needed for this? Would be nice to have ac60/b80 more supported.

[bxm6306]

What else is needed for this? Would be nice to have ac60/b80 more supported.

Action by @warhammerkid to review the requested changes in the branch. It seems he's currently MIA and I'm not sure if anyone else can assist with merging the changes.

[ZachGoldberg]

What else is needed for this? Would be nice to have ac60/b80 more supported.

Action by @warhammerkid to review the requested changes in the branch. It seems he's currently MIA and I'm not sure if anyone else can assist with merging the changes.

In the interim, I setup a build for home assistant using bxm6306's fork incase its helpful for anyone who is in the same boat as I am waiting for this to get merged -- https://github.com/ZachGoldberg/bluetti2mqtt

[ftrueck]

What else is needed for this? Would be nice to have ac60/b80 more supported.

Action by @warhammerkid to review the requested changes in the branch. It seems he's currently MIA and I'm not sure if anyone else can assist with merging the changes.

In the interim, I setup a build for home assistant using bxm6306's fork incase its helpful for anyone who is in the same boat as I am waiting for this to get merged -- https://github.com/ZachGoldberg/bluetti2mqtt

Hey, I made an more advanced fork of the bluetti_mqtt library. I incorporated so far most of the pull requests from all the stuff so far. I would be happy if you would give it a try in your HA addon. That way we could achieve a new addon that would work also for newer devices. I know that this is less ideal then the merge into the main branch of this repo, but at least we could provide sth more working. The URL to my fork is: https://github.com/ftrueck/bluetti_mqtt/

If sth is missing feel free to open a issue in my fork.

[bxm6306]

Friendly nudge @warhammerkid