v0.133 TWC3 & commandProxy

[redlandmover]

Hello,

I have an all Tesla solution (charger, vehicle, battery) but am having some trouble with the recent changes that affect TWC3. I've set up the Tesla Fleet API, myteslamate (with command proxy and proxyToken), with no errors on the vehicle setup.

However, I am still having issues with the wall charger not connecting.

chargers:
  - type: template
    template: twc3 
    host: 192.168.2.xxx 
    name: wallbox5

vehicles:
  - type: template
    template: tesla 
    capacity: 75  
    clientId: <redacted>  
    accessToken: <redacted>
    refreshToken: <redacted>  
    vin: <redacted>  
    name: ev4
    proxyToken: <redacted> 
    commandProxy: https://api.myteslamate.com
  
loadpoints:
  - title: Garage
    charger: wallbox5
    mode: minpv
    vehicle: ev4

What I'm confused of is, how do I tell the "loadpoint" to use the vehicle as the charger interface? If I delete the charger, the loadpoints config is invalid, and if I delete the loadpoint config, the config is also invalid. In essance, how do I tell EVCC to use the car as the charging interface as described in https://docs.evcc.io/en/blog/2025/01/20/tesla-api-update#for-tesla-wall-connector-users.

Thanks in advance for any assistance provided!

[VolkerK62]

how do I tell the "loadpoint" to use the vehicle as the charger interface?

that is included in the twc3 template.
https://docs.evcc.io/en/docs/devices/chargers#tesla-twc3

[redlandmover]

As you can see from the .yaml, I have already created the charger. However, by including the charger in the yaml, I get errors. I'm guessing since the TWC3 cannot be controlled directly as per the documentation.

The TWC wallbox cannot be controlled directly. Control is via the vehicle. The vehicle must be associated with the TWC3 loadpoint. At this time only Tesla vehicles are supported.

As such, in my loadpoint, I set both the charger and the vehicle.

loadpoints:
  - title: Garage
    charger: wallbox5
    mode: minpv
    vehicle: ev4

however, I still get errors from evcc

Garage: charger status: Get \"http://192.168.2.194/api/1/vitals\": dial tcp 192.168.2.194:80: connect: no route to host

[mucki12]

What happens if you open http://192.168.2.194/api/1/vitals in a browser?