Answered by
remmob
Feb 1, 2026
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Your baudrate setting needs to be 19200, parity needs to none unless you have a Amber from the last generation. But start with "none" If you want to change the integration setting, you need to reinstall the integration. |
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hh87757
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It worked, thanks! I changed the baudrate settings to 19200 and to parity none. The tcp port I changed in the setup of the integration. I used the latest beta build v1.3.6 instead of v1.2.6. With the v1.2.6 it seemed it would not connect (sensors were unknown), with the v1.3.6 it connected immediately. |
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Your baudrate setting needs to be 19200, parity needs to none unless you have a Amber from the last generation. But start with "none"
and I think the port setting for the tcp server is wrong, must be 502 unless you have changed it during installation of the integration.
If you want to change the integration setting, you need to reinstall the integration.
Or if you have the lasted beta installed, it is possible to reconfigure.