Add support for controlling Microinterver export to Grid Cutoff - #39
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Hi,
I've added support for things located at address 178.
We've tested it on a inverter, and things works as expected.
It's clearly not the most flexible way, but I've added the modes, I guess most users would use.
It's almost 100% sure that it's possible to do this in another way with ESPHome, but as I've not used ESPHome to work with byte-array manipulation on basis of a user selection, this was the easiest way to get things working. I mean; you could make some template logics and get things to work, but, I didn't really want to spend that time, just for that.
So, here's how to write to address 178, and more details about how to control the read of the bits (options) on that modbus address.