Open arezd opened 8 years ago
Hello John !
I guess, you must be busy considering your previous messages.
Can you at least tell me which documentation you used to build this repository.
Many thanks for your answer.
Cheers
Hey there / happy you find the code useful. Can't recall why 30 , probably because during testing on my icharger it worked? :-) I ported the icharger Windows C code - that was the basis, so I kinda trusted that as a source of "truth".
In terms of documentation, find modbus icharger Junsi and try to locate their visual studio project. That's what I used.
Thank you for your prompt answer. It is very nice to hear from you.
Can you be more specific when you're saying "ported the Windows C code". What does it mean ? I'm currently working with Linux - Fedora.
Just saw the documentation. Very well explained.
One more question :
Arezki
To be more clear : I found the current output variable in "utils.h". I'm wondering if we can automatically modify it.
Something like :
if the cells are under 80% then output current = max output current that the iCharger can deliver else output current must be reduced.
I saw that we can modify it manually from iCharger interface but didnt manage to find how with a computer.
Many thanks Arezki
Hi
Yep - look up "porting" on Google, the process of adjusting code from one platform or system to work in the same way on another.
For your second question: sorry, no idea - you'd have to find and read their modbus protocol spec for the icharger
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Thank you for your prompt answer. It is very nice to hear from you.
Can you be more specific when you're saying "ported the Windows C code". What does it mean ? I'm currently working with Linux - Fedora.
Just saw the documentation. Very well explained.
One more question :
do you think it is possible to automatically limit the current output when the cells are 80% loaded. I didnt find this variables in "utils.h". That is why i'm asking now. Many thanks again.
Arezki
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Hello John !
Nice work you've done here. Thank you for your repository.
I am trying to develop a computer interface for the icharger and your code is very helpful.
Just a question : why did you set the const "READ_REG_COUNT_MAX" at the value of 30 ?
You can find it in icharger.cpp.
Many thanks for your answer :)
Cheers !