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[GENERAL]
# Comma-separated list of device types to emulate (ct001, shellypro3em, shellyemg3, shellyproem50)
DEVICE_TYPE = ct001
# Skip initial powermeter test on startup
SKIP_POWERMETER_TEST = False
# Sum power values of all phases and report on phase 1 (ct001 only and default is False)
DISABLE_SUM_PHASES = False
# Send absolute values (necessary for storage system) (ct001 only and default is False)
DISABLE_ABSOLUTE_VALUES = False
# Interval for sending power values in seconds (ct001 only and default is 1)
POLL_INTERVAL = 1
# Global throttling configuration (in seconds) - applies to all powermeters unless overridden
# Enforces minimum time between power meter readings by waiting when called too frequently
# This helps prevent instability or oscillation for slower data sources
# Set to 0 to disable throttling (default)
# Recommended values: 1-3 seconds for slower data sources
# Can be overridden per powermeter section
THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 0

#[SHELLY]
#TYPE = 1PM #PLUS1PM #EM #3EM #3EMPRO
#IP = 192.168.1.100
#USER = username
#PASS = password
#METER_INDEX = meter1
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
## Shelly devices are typically fast, so throttling may not be needed
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 0

#[TASMOTA]
#IP = 192.168.1.101
#USER = tasmota_user
#PASS = tasmota_pass
#JSON_STATUS = StatusSNS
#JSON_PAYLOAD_MQTT_PREFIX = SML
#JSON_POWER_MQTT_LABEL = Power
#JSON_POWER_INPUT_MQTT_LABEL = Power1
#JSON_POWER_OUTPUT_MQTT_LABEL = Power2
#JSON_POWER_CALCULATE = True
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[SHRDZM]
#IP = 192.168.1.102
#USER = shrdzm_user
#PASS = shrdzm_pass
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[EMLOG]
#IP = 192.168.1.103
#METER_INDEX = 0
#JSON_POWER_CALCULATE = True
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[IOBROKER]
#IP = 192.168.1.104
#PORT = 8087
#CURRENT_POWER_ALIAS = Alias.0.power
#POWER_CALCULATE = True
#POWER_INPUT_ALIAS = Alias.0.power_in
#POWER_OUTPUT_ALIAS = Alias.0.power_out
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[HOMEASSISTANT]
#IP = 192.168.1.105
#PORT = 8123
#HTTPS = True
#ACCESSTOKEN = YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN

## Single sensor mode - comma-separated list for multiple phases
#CURRENT_POWER_ENTITY = sensor.phase1_power, sensor.phase2_power, sensor.phase3_power

## Or for separate input/output sensors
#POWER_CALCULATE = True
#POWER_INPUT_ALIAS = sensor.phase1_input, sensor.phase2_input, sensor.phase3_input
#POWER_OUTPUT_ALIAS = sensor.phase1_output, sensor.phase2_output, sensor.phase3_output

## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
## HomeAssistant typically needs 2-3 seconds due to network latency
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 2

#[VZLOGGER]
#IP = 192.168.1.106
#PORT = 8080
#UUID = your-uuid
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[ESPHOME]
#IP = 192.168.1.107
#PORT = 6052
#DOMAIN = your_domain
#ID = your_id
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[AMIS_READER]
#IP = 192.168.1.108
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[MODBUS]
#HOST = 192.168.1.100
#PORT = 502
#UNIT_ID = 1
#ADDRESS = 0
#COUNT = 1
#DATA_TYPE = UINT16
#BYTE_ORDER = BIG
#WORD_ORDER = BIG
#REGISTER_TYPE = HOLDING
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[MQTT]
#BROKER = broker.example.com
#PORT = 1883
#TOPIC = home/powermeter
#JSON_PATH = path.to.value (Optional)
#USERNAME = mqtt_user (Optional)
#PASSWORD = mqtt_pass (Optional)
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
## MQTT can have variable latency depending on broker and network
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

# [JSON_HTTP]
#URL = http://example.com/api
#JSON_PATHS = $.power
#USERNAME = user
#PASSWORD = pass
#HEADERS = Authorization: Bearer token

#[TQ_EM]
#IP = 192.168.1.100
#PASSWORD = secret (Optional)
#TIMEOUT = 5.0 (Optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1

#[SCRIPT]
#COMMAND = /path/to/your/script.sh
## Per-powermeter throttling override (optional)
#THROTTLE_INTERVAL = 1