I am building a TeslaBMS for a boat conversion project and based a lot of my initial work from the hackaday thread that directed me to your github.
After essentially rewriting all your code in python and using it with an rpi with a sci module to talk to the modules so far, I am now considering moving towards using an arduino module (likely a teensy 3.1) to avoid having too much current draw and to mimmic your setup.
The teensy 3.1 only outputs 3.3v on its sci UART. Are you using some level shifting circuit for it to work?
Do you plan on adding a UI to monitor the balancing in production?
Hi Tom,
I am building a TeslaBMS for a boat conversion project and based a lot of my initial work from the hackaday thread that directed me to your github.
After essentially rewriting all your code in python and using it with an rpi with a sci module to talk to the modules so far, I am now considering moving towards using an arduino module (likely a teensy 3.1) to avoid having too much current draw and to mimmic your setup.
The teensy 3.1 only outputs 3.3v on its sci UART. Are you using some level shifting circuit for it to work?
Do you plan on adding a UI to monitor the balancing in production?
Thanks