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--- open_source:ccgx:commandline [2020-04-22 12:18] – [3.2 Updating VE.Bus firmware] mvader
+++ open_source:ccgx:commandline [2021-03-06 14:38] – [8. Enabling VRM two-way communication (Remote VEConfigure aka vrmpubnub)] mvader
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 Changing settings with products featuring a VE.Bus comm. port (Inverters, Multis and Quattros) is normally done with VEConfigure.
-Firmware updates are normally done with VEFlash, a computer tool that is installed together with VEConfigure.
+Firmware updates are normally done with VEFlash, a computer tool that is installed together with VEConfigure, or VictronConnect.
-To change settings remotely, use [[ccgx:ccgx_ve_power_setup|Remote VEConfigure]].
+To change settings remotely, use  [[vrm_portal:remote-veconfigure|Remote VEConfigure.]]
 Remotely updating firmware of a VE.Bus product is only possible from the command line, see below.
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 Both firmware updating as well as changing settings is normally done with [[victronconnect:start|VictronConnect]].
-It is not possible to remotely change settings. Neither from the command line.
+[[https://www.victronenergy.com/media/pg/VictronConnect_Manual/en/victonconnect-remote--vc-r----configuration-and-monitoring-via-vrm.html|VictronConnect Remote]] allows remote changing of settings. It is not available from the command line.
-Updating firmware remote is only possible from the command line, see below.
+Updating firmware remotely is available via the [[vrm_portal:remote-firmware-update|Remote Firmware Update feature of VRM]] (in the device list), and via the command line, see below.
 ==== 1.3 Connecting to the command line and file transfer ====
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 </code>
+Switching all devices on VE.Can off (careful, when having NMEA2000-out enabled, or having an Inverter RS, also AC will be switched off!):
+<code>
+vreg -c socketcan:can0 -s 0x0200 un32:0x000004
+</code>
+switching a specific device off:
+<code>
+vreg -c socketcan:can0 -s 0x0200 un32:0x000004 -n 0x24
+</code>
+Note that in above example the VREG data field (un32) is padded with zeros; current firmware requires that, future fw won't any more.
+Switch a specific device on:
+<code>
+vreg -c socketcan:can0 -s 0x0200 un32:0x000001 -n 0x24
+</code>
+Seeing which devices are off and which are on goes like this. Press ctrl-C to stop the command.
+<code>
+vreg -c socketcan:can0 -g 0x200 -r
+</code>
 ===== 5. VE.Direct products =====
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   - If you want to set a password, go to Settings -> Remote Console -> Enable password check
-===== 8. Enabling VRM two-way communication (Remote VEConfigure aka vrmpubnub) =====
-If you have a CCGX already installed, but VRM two-way communication is not enabled, follow these steps to enable it remotely:
-  - SSH into CCGX (make a root password by following instructions [[ccgx:root_access|here]])
-    - <code>dbus -y com.victronenergy.settings /Settings/Services/Vrmpubnub SetValue 1</code>
-  - VE.Configure should now be able to connect to the CCGX