I've been having serious difficulty in "configuring" my TED system with two main breaker panels and a solar PV system feeding into one of them. My gut, and what I can glean from documentation suggests a layout of "adjusted load, generation and load", but each time I try to use this, the data does not seem to make sense. Note, I am just recovering from an MTU failure, so I am having to re-confirm the data oddnesses. At the moment, I'm just trying to establish a baseline of data, extracted to csv for external analysis.
This particular question is "what exactly is the "RAW" data which can be exported?" I had assumed that it was simply an export of MTU readings without any "layout" processing added - "raw" readings. I am starting to suspect that "RAW" simply means "compressed", and the readings themselves are already processed with the layout parameters of "load, adjusted load, stand-alone Net...". The "RAW" export format is much faster to fetch in large quantities (say 2 days of minute readings - 2880 separate records). I can certainly understand that the small processor used in the gateway would not be particularly happy converting to a verbose format such as XML, but it doesn't seem like the base64 is saving much in exporting to a CSV format. I will trust that it must help somehow, but I would like someone to confirm whether this data is truly "raw", or just a compressed transmission format of the already processed stored readings.
