Mode of operation:

- use the -scan opton to find nodes(inverters)

- put the address for the master node in variable at the beginning of the file

- use -ping, -inq, and -can as you like

You can change the own address part, too, if necessary. In general, network
0 is reserved for master, so as long as there is only one master and only
inverters, you should be fine. Potential other masters are other data
loggers.

The params files contain example of "interesting" parameter sets for some
inverters. Please contribute!

The createrrds tool creates an rrd file for the parameters listed
in the parms file.
Use a crontab to regularly update the rrd file like 
*/5 *  *  *  *          (cd <where_you_installed_it>; ./cltool -rrd - <INVERTER>.parms)

You can use the gci scripts to create graphs from your data, or
some other grapher tool. Please refer to your webserver or
grapher tool documentation for permissions and configuration.
E.g. for apache, the webserver must have write access to the png
files and the directory needs Options ExecCGI enabled.

Install:

- copy the files to a place your webserver can access them
- set the target address in the script
- install the crontab
- wait a while to collect data
- view graphs
