Built-in Web Server
The ADA P1 Meter device comes with its own web interface, which allows real-time monitoring of consumption and feed-in data.
This interface is accessible on the local network as follows:
Accessing the Web Interface
Once the device has successfully connected to your Wi-Fi network, the built-in web server becomes available at:
http://okosvillanyora.local:8989/
This address uses mDNS (Multicast DNS) technology, which allows you to use a human-readable local hostname instead of remembering the IP address.
The web interface displays the following information:
- Real-time power consumption
- Feed-in power level
- Current, voltage, and power per phase
- Current meter readings
- Dynamic charts and measurement logs
If the .local
address doesn't work
Some devices or networks do not support mDNS, which may cause the http://okosvillanyora.local:8989
address to fail.
This is most common on:
- Windows devices (if Apple Bonjour is not installed),
- Older Android devices,
- Or routers that don’t support mDNS.
What to do in this case?
-
Find the device’s IP address via your Wi-Fi router’s admin interface:
- Log in to the router (e.g.,
192.168.0.1
or192.168.1.1
) - Look for the DHCP client list or “connected devices” section
- The ADA P1 Meter usually shows up as
okosvillanyora
- Log in to the router (e.g.,
-
Enter the IP address and port directly into your browser’s address bar:
(Replace x.x
with the actual IP address, e.g., http://192.168.0.123:8989
)
- Tip: It's recommended to assign a static IP to the device via your router’s DHCP settings, so the IP doesn't change after a reboot.
mDNS Support by Devices
The following operating systems generally support mDNS:
- macOS (natively)
- iOS (Safari, Chrome)
- Linux (if
avahi-daemon
is installed) - Android (recent versions, especially in Chrome browser)
The following systems may not support it:
- Windows (unless Apple Bonjour is installed)
- Older smart TVs and mobile browsers
Summary
- Default access:
http://okosvillanyora.local:8989
- Alternative access: via IP address, e.g.,
http://192.168.1.123:8989
- If you can't connect, check your Wi-Fi router and mDNS support