The setup wizard guides you

Open the interface

Home Assistant OS: TedEnergy entry in the sidebar. Synology or Docker: http://MACHINE-ADDRESS:5002 (or the port you chose).

Your free license

First name and email: the license is obtained and activated automatically. Without a license, regulation stays on standby and controls nothing.

The Home Assistant connection (optional)

Without Home Assistant (Zendure through the cloud and a Shelly or MQTT meter): skip this step. Home Assistant OS: automatic, nothing to enter. Synology or Docker: two pieces of information.

• The Home Assistant address, the one in your browser: for example http://192.168.1.50:8123.
• An access token: in Home Assistant, click your name at the bottom left › Security tab › at the bottom, Long-lived access tokens › Create token, name it “TedEnergy” and copy it.

Click Tester la connexion (test connection): a message confirms that Home Assistant answers.

Your meter

Pick the meter's power entity from the suggested list (or a Shelly by its IP address), then Tester la lecture (test reading). Tip: switch on a kettle, the value must go up.

MQTT meter, or no meter yet? Click “Passer” (skip). Connect the device in Settings › Connexion MQTT (for example the Zendure Smart Meter 3CT), then declare it in Settings › Compteur électrique (electricity meter). You can rank several meters by priority there: if the first stops answering, the next one takes over.

Plan, modes and limits

Supplier and contract, Autonome or Assisté mode (when in doubt, keep both), contract power and battery levels.

Declare your inverters

Onduleurs (inverters) tab › add: pick the device entities (for Zendure, Autoremplissage finds them). Type piloté (controlled: it receives setpoints) or surveillé (monitored: read only). Regulation then starts.

Zendure without Home Assistant: Paramètres (Settings) › Connecteurs d'appareils, paste the Zendure app token; your devices then appear in the inverter form's list. MQTT devices: Paramètres › Connexion MQTT.