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--- open_source:start [2020-01-28 17:04] – [4.2 VE.Direct (MPPT Solar Chargers and BMV Battery Monitors)] PvMonit new version kepon
+++ open_source:start [2020-05-20 14:10] – [1. Venus OS: the software on our GX product range and also for the Raspberry Pi] marmour
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 ===== 1. Venus OS: the software on our GX product range and also for the Raspberry Pi=====
-Venus OS is the Victron Energy Unix like distro with a linux kernel. Its the software that runs on our of our [[venus-os:start|GX Product range]]: central and remote monitoring systems.
+Venus OS is the Victron Energy Unix like distro with a linux kernel. It's the software that runs on our [[venus-os:start|GX Product range]]: central and remote monitoring systems.
 While being a very successful project for us in its standard configuration, the Venus OS, and compatible hardware platforms can also be the perfect platform for many other projects. Such as:
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-Full information about Venus OS; and compatible hardware as well as how to install on a Raspberry P is is here: https://github.com/victronenergy/venus/wiki
+Full information about Venus OS; and compatible hardware as well as how to install on a Raspberry P is here: https://github.com/victronenergy/venus/wiki
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   * PvMonit : small real-time web interface and export to emonCMS for history (Brick from [[https://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emoncms|OpenEnergyMonitor]])
     * https://github.com/kepon85/PvMonit/ (fr)
+    * http://pvmonit.zici.fr (fr)
     * https://david.mercereau.info/pvmonit/ (fr)
     * PvMonit now knows how to exploit the solar surplus when you are not using it with the "home automation" module :