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==Regaining access (WIP)== In the case of the "Smarthome" unit, an additional control box is installed alongside what appears to be a unit identical to the Mini Pro 2. This unit contains connectors for more CT clamps and allows additional controls such as limited PV export matching (although a frankly horrible implementation) The hardware inside appears to be a stock Raspberry Pi 3 with a 16GB SD card. The SD card has no partition level encryption and therefore the code can be extracted and interrogated. Initial investigation seems to indicate that much of the control is handled over a USB->serial adaptor (Genius) which is hard-wired in to the Smarthome HV board. This indicates it should be fairly trivial to send the required commands to alter charging levels, start/stop/lock the charger, at least for owners of the Smarthome unit. Custom firmware, that allows to set schedules and control the charger via LAN is now available for the eomini charger: https://github.com/minceheid/openeo
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