Hi Mikko,

I have successfully read the value from the meter using your library. I retrieved the clock object and its Time attribute value, then converted the response into an Epoch value.

Now, I need to convert the Epoch value to the actual time using the client.updateValue function.

Can you guide me on how to correctly set this value into the DLMS object?

Hi,

We have been trying to set up the Gurux DLMS simulator for load testing. Following the steps outlined in the Gurux repository, we generated the simulator template for client address 48 using the command below:

c:\HES\gurux.dlms.java\gurux.dlms.simulator.java>java -jar target/gurux.dlms.simulator.java-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar -h -p -i WRAPPER -c 48 -a High -P -C AuthenticationEncryption -T -A -B -v 0.0.43.1.3.255 -d India -t Verbose -o allied_simulator_template.xml -t Verbose

Hello, I noticed that when saving an association, access rights are not saved correctly. When reading the access rights of an object, I get None or the rights do not match those written in AssociationLogicalName.

item = self.reader.client.objects.findByLN(ObjectType.NONE, "1.0.15.8.0.255")
print(item.getAccess(3))
#result Read/Write, but in AssociationLogicalName i see only Read
print(item.getAccess(2))
#result None but in AssociationLogicalName i see only Read

Maybe there is a different way to read these rights?
Thanks for answer.

Good afternoon!
I encountered the following problem when using the latest version of the Gurux.DLMS.Net library:

Hi ,
thanks in advance for your help and attention.
I am trying to read from a meter a load profile with authentication and encryption. The content of load profile is huge so that we receive from meter a get response with blocks and each block is segmented at lower level HDLC.
We came across a problem with first block. We can receive from the meter all frames belonging to first block. As you know the different frames of first block are collected in the object GXReplaydata and so in an instance of GXByteBuffer.

Hello, I'm using a Python client and an Arduino Server via an ESP32 serial connection.

i am receiving this response while reading meter using tcp/ip:Error reading DLMS packet: Destination addresses do not match. It is 17. It should be 16.

Hello,

I just started with you Python library. I'm trying to set some DateTime for a "Single action schedule" (class_id = 22) and can't find a correct way to set those. If i use the "Datetime" python format is OK, something like this:

"GXDateTime(datetime(1900, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0), datetime)"

This limits me since i can't set anything that falls outside of this format, like:
* Don't care values.
* Last day of month/year.
* Anykind of dayofWeek.

Hello Sir,

I have been stuck with a problem for a long time. I am trying to get the meter data using TCP/IP. I assigned this IP to the meter using the manufacturer-provided application: 13.201.58.127:9090. I am perfectly able to fetch data using the COM port in Gurux Director, but I am unable to do it with TCP/IP.

I created a server that listens to port 9090, on which I am sending the SNRM request and parsing the UA response. However, when sending the AARQ request, I am not receiving any AARE response. I am using the Gurux Python client to get the data.

I'm using Gurux.Cpp to write HES, connecting to meters using LLS auth to Holley Ltd. meters and faced with corrupted buffer problem when receiving Profile Generic(Daily Billing). Processing with over 900 meters.
1. Buffer size less than should be
Buffer: