Closed Martinmaker92 closed 10 months ago
If you are using multiple batteries you need to use a battery aggregator else you cannot use the full system power. There is no other way for the system to know all battery details. See How to aggregate multiple batteries?
Hi i installted the driver and it shows 450A max current but the limitation still seems to be active at about 100A
i have changed all the parameters in the Config but it still pushes down the power of my mppts, if i set the gridsetpoint to about -4000 all the power comes from the mppts
Which driver have you installed? Did you select the aggregator as BMS in the DVCC settings?
I have installed the first battery aggregator which is on the github of dbus serialbatteryI changed the battery in system setup vur noch in DVCC no it works just fine thank you!Am 04.11.2023 21:13 schrieb Manuel @.***>: Which driver have you installed? Did you select the aggregator as BMS in the DVCC settings?
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Describe the problem
i am using 4 Batteries in parallel, 3 of the are connected to the Cerbo
i choose one of them as battery monitor.
now my problem is my maximun input an output current is limited to 150A by my Master BMS (i cant change this value on the BMS)
Because i use 4 batterys i could charge with up to 400Amps without a problem, i have already set these high values in the config file but i think my Master BMS Limits the current to 150Amps.
So how can i let the system ignore this value? i dont want to use a multi battery setup. I have used this before with an oder version of the driver and it worked fine.
Driver version
1.0.20230531
Venus OS device type
Cerbo GX
Venus OS version
3.11
BMS type
JKBMS / Heltec BMS
Cell count
18
Connection type
Serial USB adapter to TTL
Config file
Relevant log output
Any other information that may be helpful
No response