jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard v5.0.6

v5.0.6 - Powerwall 3 Wired LAN Support (v1r)

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What's Changed

• v5.0.6 - PW3 LAN (v1r) Support by @jasonacox in #765

pyPowerwall Update

• Update pypowerwall to v0.15.6 - includes significant new features and fixes from v0.14.10 through v0.15.6.
  • Powerwall 3 Wired LAN (v1r) Support (v0.15.0): New TEDAPI transport for PW3 access over ethernet using RSA-4096 key authentication — no WiFi connection to 192.168.91.1 required. Includes new pypowerwall setup -v1r CLI command to generate and register an RSA key pair. Optional WiFi fallback (PW_WIFI_HOST) enables hybrid mode and Powerwall 3 follower data.
  • Island Mode Control (v0.15.3): New go_off_grid() and reconnect_grid() functions for Powerwall island mode control.
  • Native Python Tesla Authentication (v0.15.5): Replaces the external tesla-auth binary with a native Python WebView-based login flow. For SSH/headless setups, run python3 -m pypowerwall authtoken on a local machine to obtain a token and paste it during setup.
  • Host:port Support (v0.14.10): Non-standard HTTPS port support (e.g. 192.168.1.50:8443) for travel router and NAT proxy setups mapping multiple gateways to distinct ip:port endpoints.
  • Reserve Scaling & CLI Fixes (v0.15.6): Fixed reserve percent scaling round-trip errors in TEDAPI v1r mode and FleetAPI SOC reporting. CLI redesigned with explicit connection mode flags.

Setup Updates

• setup.sh updated to support new pypowerwall features:
  • Added mode 5 - Wired LAN (v1r): new interactive setup flow for Powerwall 3 ethernet access — prompts for wired LAN IP, full 10-character QR code gateway password, and optional WiFi fallback host (PW_WIFI_HOST) for hybrid mode and follower data. Automatically probes 192.168.91.1 and offers it as the WiFi fallback if reachable.
  • After docker startup, runs pypowerwall setup -v1r inside the container to generate the RSA-4096 key pair and register it with the Powerwall via the Tesla Owner API.
  • Tesla Cloud mode now displays a notice for SSH/remote users explaining how to obtain an auth token from a local machine: pip install pypowerwall -U && python3 -m pypowerwall authtoken.
  • Updated FleetAPI setup to use pypowerwall setup -fleetapi (replacing the deprecated pypowerwall fleetapi command).

Full Changelog: v5.0.5...v5.0.6