Last ned Gleanvolt 1.2.0

Install
Debian, Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit)
Installs the controller and its web UI as a systemd service, started with the default
configuration. Run it again to upgrade; settings and data are kept.
curl -fsSL https://github.com/mpospisil/gleanvolt/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sudo sh
Or by hand, choosing amd64 or arm64:
wget https://github.com/mpospisil/gleanvolt/releases/download/v1.2.0/gleanvolt_1.2.0_arm64.deb
sudo apt install ./gleanvolt_1.2.0_arm64.deb
Then open http://<device>:8090 and set your inverter and charger addresses in
/etc/gleanvolt/gleanvolt.env.
Docker
docker pull ghcr.io/mpospisil/gleanvolt:1.2.0
Or download a self-contained build below and run it — no .NET installation needed.
gleanvolt-1.2.0-win-x64.zip for Windows, linux-arm64 for a Raspberry Pi,
linux-x64 for an x64 Linux host or NAS.
The .nupkg files are the libraries, for building on the controller directly.
They are attached here rather than pushed to a feed.
Verify your download
SHA256SUMS covers every file here. From the directory you downloaded into:
sha256sum -c --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS
--ignore-missing because you have probably taken one file rather than all of them.
On Windows, without installing anything:
Get-FileHash gleanvolt-1.2.0-win-x64.zip -Algorithm SHA256
and compare it with the line in SHA256SUMS. PowerShell prints the hash in upper case;
the file lists it in lower case, and they are the same hash.
Each zip, .deb, install.sh and .nupkg also carries a build provenance attestation, which says
which workflow run and which commit produced it rather than only that the bytes are
unchanged. That needs no trust in this page:
gh attestation verify gleanvolt-1.2.0-linux-arm64.zip --repo mpospisil/gleanvolt
Changes
- Release: expect the nine .nupkg the build now packs, by name (#384)
- Targeted: a Low tariff only option that pauses charging in high tariff (#382) (#383)
- Charge control: a full car that shows Stop one poll early still ends as complete (#381)
- Manual: the Czech translation (#329) (#380)
- Manual: point users at it, from the web UI, the README and docs/ (#329) (#379)
- Manual: how it works, troubleshooting, privacy and a glossary (#329) (#378)
- Tests: the mDNS foreign-name test waits for both announcements (#377)
- Manual: Sessions, Energy and Forecast (#329) (#376)
- Manual: the Overview and every charging mode (#329) (#375)
- Manual: the Setting up chapter (#329) (#374)
- Manual: the Installation chapter, and links checked on the built site (#329) (#373)
- Manual: Starlight skeleton, screenshots from the real pages, the setup wizard page (#329) (#372)
- Web: found on the LAN as gleanvolt.local, over mDNS (#363) (#371)
- Setup: the device search hint names no brand (#369) (#370)
- Docs: troubleshooting, Docker and account sign-up from the wiki into docs/ (#365) (#368)
- Docs: a short README for users, with the manual moved into docs/ (#365) (#367)
- NAS: a compose file of its own, and how to run it on each NAS (#327) (#366)
- Docs: inverters and chargers in pages of their own, grouped by manufacturer (#364)
- Chargers 6: chargers in discovery, setup and docs (#353) (#362)
- Chargers 5: go-e over its local HTTP API v2 (#352) (#361)
- Chargers 4: Huawei SCharger over Modbus TCP, readings only (#351) (#360)
- SolaX: the charger's fixtures are now real snapshots (#350) (#359)
- Chargers 3: charger snapshots and charger conformance tests (#350) (#358)
- Chargers 2: select the charger driver in configuration, Settings and the wizard (#349) (#356)
- Chargers 1: charger driver contract, with the SolaX X3-HAC behind it (#348) (#355)
- SolaX: the probe also asks for the serial number's model prefix (#319) (#346)
- SolaX: the battery-charging fixture is now a real snapshot (#319) (#345)
- Drivers 8: Huawei in discovery, setup and docs (#324) (#344)
- README: use at your own risk (#343)
- Drivers 7: Huawei battery hold through the maximum discharging power (#323) (#342)
- Drivers 6: Huawei behind an EMMA (#322) (#341)
- Drivers 5: Huawei single-phase SUN2000 L1/LC0 (#321) (#340)
- SolaX: real snapshot of a night EV charge in the conformance tests (#319) (#339)
- Drivers 4: Huawei SUN2000 readings through the SDongle (#320) (#337)
- SolaX: the night-import fixture is now a real snapshot (#319) (#338)
- Discovery tests: judge connection overlap from the requests, not the sockets (#336)
- SolaX: first real register snapshot in the conformance tests (#319) (#335)
- Drivers 3: replay Modbus client, driver conformance tests, register snapshot button (#319) (#334)
- Drivers 2: select the inverter driver in configuration, Settings and the wizard (#318) (#333)
- Drivers 1: inverter driver contract, with SolaX behind it (#317) (#332)
- Setup: only the devices block the start; land on the overview after it (#331)
- winget install smoke test: target 1.1.0, document the Nano Server time zone (#330)
- Product line 1.2 (#328)
Licence: free for any noncommercial purpose under the PolyForm Noncommercial
License 1.0.0. Commercial use requires a separate licence — see LICENSE.