Daly BMS support

[softwarecrash]

Hello, it is possibil that you make your lib work with the daly bms? i have atached the protocol that i found, and in my version the bluetooth dongle communication adress says 0x80, the pc software 0x40 Daly RS485+UART protocol.pdf dump.txt

[ForrestFire0]

Hello,

Since I do not have a Daly BMS, I would be unable to test the code I write. And there is pretty much a zero percent chance of writing code correctly the first time. Additionally, my code makes two requests to get all the data - you need to make 9 requests to get it to work.

However, even without knowing you, I know you are capable of doing this yourself. You'll have to edit most of the functions. Start with the requestResponse and get it working with a single data request. At first just print out the buffer variable.

[softwarecrash]

thanks, so i tried to start a fork and would test with other data.. but, it looks you ar working on the code, i get erros when compile error: 'struct BMSPacket' has no member named 'data'

[ForrestFire0]

oop my bad. There was a dynamically allocated buffer that had no reason to be dynamically allocated. (I never resized it or freed the memory in the destructor.) When I was reviewing the code I changed it to a 50 byte buffer object that is now a class member. It compiles now for me. The basic read example sketch now compiles for me.

Sorry!

[softwarecrash]

oop my bad. There was a dynamically allocated buffer that had no reason to be dynamically allocated. (I never resized it or freed the memory in the destructor.) When I was reviewing the code I changed it to a 50 byte buffer object that is now a class member. It compiles now for me. The basic read example sketch now compiles for me.

Sorry!

no problem, i have removed this for the moment. but can you give me a hint what i must change in the bms.h that it send the command as one commant like a5 40 90 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 7d actual i bekomme in the serial bypass this like a5 40 90 .... so i strugle with this, im not the pro in this, or softwareserial its this part Serial.print("wird zum inverter gesendet: "); BMSSerial->write(header, 2); Serial.write(header, 2); BMSSerial->write(outdata.command); Serial.write(outdata.command); BMSSerial->write(outdata.len); Serial.write(outdata.len); for (size_t i = 0; i < outdata.len; i++) { BMSSerial->write(outdata.nullbyte); Serial.write(outdata.nullbyte); } //if (outdata.len) // BMSSerial->write(outdata.data, outdata.len); BMSSerial->write(outdata.checksumA); Serial.write(outdata.checksumA);

[ForrestFire0]

I am going to make a second class (Maybe DalyBMS.h and DalyBMS.cpp)

Give me like 30 mins to get this started. I'll see what I can do.

[ForrestFire0]

Ok I pushed 3 new files. Try opening the Daly BMS example and seeing if that makes it go. @softwarecrash

[softwarecrash]

Ok I pushed 3 new files. Try opening the Daly BMS example and seeing if that makes it go. @softwarecrash

thanks, i have tested it, but the data comes again in segmentation, it looks like after every bit it makes a new line. the daly needs the data in a one line, with "spaces" wetwen the bits

i think the bits must write in one action like write(data+data+data)

[softwarecrash]

so i have tested and tried arround, but i cant get the send funktion to write an array of hex data in one line, it sends every bit at allone, that makes me grazy, its eventualy a problem with softwareserial?

byte wBuff[13]; wBuff[0] = BMS_START_ADDR; //fixed start byte 0xA5 wBuff[1] = BMS_HOST_ADDR; //fixed Host byte 0x40 wBuff[2] = outdata.command; //request ID wBuff[3] = 0x08; //fixed length of the following memset(wBuff+4, 0, 8); //place Zeros wBuff[12] = 0; for(size_t i = 0; i <= 11; i++) { wBuff[12] += wBuff[i]; //Serial.println(mbuf[i], HEX); } BMSSerial->write(wBuff, sizeof(wBuff)); BMSSerial->flush();

so when i grab the outgoing data with a second serial usb interface it get the data again like a5 40 90 08 ....... so i dont unterstand why, the right way is the data in one packet

[ForrestFire0]

What do you mean it sends every bit (I assume byte?) alone? Are you monitoring the communications somehow?

I don't know what the issue is. Does it work with your BMS?

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so i have tested and tried arround, but i cant get the send funktion to write an array of hex data in one line, it sends every bit at allone, that makes me grazy, its eventualy a problem with softwareserial?

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[softwarecrash]

What do you mean it sends every bit (I assume byte?) alone? Are you monitoring the communications somehow? I don't know what the issue is. Does it work with your BMS? … On Thu, Nov 11, 2021 at 8:32 AM Rocky @.***> wrote: so i have tested and tried arround, but i cant get the send funktion to write an array of hex data in one line, it sends every bit at allone, that makes me grazy, its eventualy a problem with softwareserial? — You are receiving this because you modified the open/close state. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#4 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AJQ54WVRM6Z3CV4JYAXUUQDULPAXLANCNFSM5HS4KDTA . Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1477376905?ct=notification-email&mt=8&pt=524675 or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.android&referrer=utm_campaign%3Dnotification-email%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_source%3Dgithub.

thats is actual send from the arduino to the bms, the bms dont understand that

that is was send from the pc software to the bms

its the same data, but the arduino send every byte in a new line

[ForrestFire0]

I don't have experience with the software you are using.

Have you wired up the BMS and tested it with your Arduino? What does your circuit look like right now? How does your computer see what is being sent between the Arduino and the BMS?

Technically there is no concept of "packets" on the actual serial lines. The byte is sent, and then the wires just hold a constant voltage until the next byte is sent. However, USB does have a concept of "packets". I assume when your serial port reader (whatever thing that is) reads the serial port, it has to decide how to send the binary data using the packet system the USB has.

My guess is that shouldn't matter to the BMS. Does the BMS respond when you send the code you sent in the first picture?

Also: what hardware and software are you using to monitor the serial data? That might help me figure out how and why you are getting these packets.

[softwarecrash]

I don't have experience with the software you are using.

Have you wired up the BMS and tested it with your Arduino? What does your circuit look like right now? How does your computer see what is being sent between the Arduino and the BMS?

Technically there is no concept of "packets" on the actual serial lines. The byte is sent, and then the wires just hold a constant voltage until the next byte is sent. However, USB does have a concept of "packets". I assume when your serial port reader (whatever thing that is) reads the serial port, it has to decide how to send the binary data using the packet system the USB has.

My guess is that shouldn't matter to the BMS. Does the BMS respond when you send the code you sent in the first picture?

Also: what hardware and software are you using to monitor the serial data? That might help me figure out how and why you are getting these packets.

my foul, i have found the issue, now i get for the 0x90 command a5 01 90 08 01 01 00 00 75 30 01 46 2c back a5 is start bit, 01 the bms id (when stacked) 90 the answer for the requested data 08 how many data bits, and 2c checksum

[ForrestFire0]

Yay! I am so glad it is working out and that you are able to interpret what the different parts of the returned data does.

Now you just need to look more at the datasheet and convert those 8 data bytes into properties like voltage and SOC.

[softwarecrash]

hello, i have another code found, thats more reliable as base for work, so dont must do all the work, only the half to get it as libray. actual i rewrite it, but one thing i dont understand, why i can implement a function to send commands to the bms to switch fet. eventualy you can help me by this? and a little other thing is command 95 wich send more then 8 byte. have u discord or something? you can take look here, https://github.com/softwarecrash/daly-bms-uart

[ForrestFire0]

Hello, I do have discord. It is Forrest # 0803. Sorry for the delay in my response.