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Just use the VenusOS Large Image. Included in this is a NodeRed where you can then record and display anything as you see fit.

Alternatively, you can set up VRM access in VenusOS. This allows you to view the data in the VRM portal. However, this requires an internet connection.

Attached are two of my NodeRed roof boards.

@Steffen Graap Cool, might try that then. Although I don't intend to really hook this up to the Internet, as I'm not really going to be having access full-time at this time. Maybe Starlink next spring, perhaps.

As for the Node-Red views you have, how'd you do those? I've used it a lot via my Home-Assistant setup at home, but to the best of my knowledge it doesn't have built-in graphing stuffs, unless I'm missing something. Or there's VenusOS/Victron extensions/modules that does all that sort of thing (once setup) that enables it. Tips/tricks/examples would be most helpful!

I use PI running Venus OS in the camper, 2 x MPPT, 1 x BMV712 , Multiplus. Also included in the Camper is WIFI Mobile access point which Pi is connected to VRM . From that I get all the Reports from all the devices and GX dashboard and can connect vi remote console. I can't comment on Node Red have tried unsuccessfully to get it to work but for me it is overkill - VRM is just fine.

Hi @Drizzt321,

Given you want an offline solution, check out these two videos that explain how to get started with Grafana and Venus -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkNuadRbANA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-sGH0etieM

For more info or help down this line, I would suggest you check out the Modifications section of this community and specifically the questions about Grafana

Hi drizzt321,

In NodeRed you can install palettes. You'll find this in the top right, by the three lines, and then under "Manage palette".

One of these palettes is the dashboard. Simply click on the Install tab and then search for "node-red-dashboard" and install. You will then find the new Notes in your list on the left.

After you have installed and configured them in your flow, you will find a new tab called "Dashboard" in the upper right corner below the three lines. Click here, in the view you can position, resize and organize your dashboard elements on different display pages. Then press the symbol with the arrow at the top right of the tab. This will open a new page in the browser with your dashboard.

You can find countless tutorial videos for NodeRed on YouTube. A video from a forum member helped me a lot. This explains how to set up the whole NodeRed so that you can retrieve the GX data, but it is in German.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSD8YBpJJwc&t=10s