Open janneho opened 1 month ago
When using "amp" for load balancing, is that written to EEPROM? If so, is it possible to update limit so that it is not written to EEPROM?
With modbus interface You can use volatile limit,
40300 (299) AMPERE_VOLATILE: Amps Value for the PWM signaling in whole amps of 6-32A
Is not saved in the EEPROM and is reset to the value last saved in the EEPROM during the next boot process.
For energy control
and
40301 (300) AMPERE_EEPROM: Amps Value for the PWM signaling in whole amps of 6-32A
Is saved in the EEPROM (max. write cycles approx. 100, 000)
When using "amp" for load balancing, is that written to EEPROM? If so, is it possible to update limit so that it is not written to EEPROM?
With modbus interface You can use volatile limit,
40300 (299) AMPERE_VOLATILE: Amps Value for the PWM signaling in whole amps of 6-32A
Is not saved in the EEPROM and is reset to the value last saved in the EEPROM during the next boot process.
For energy control
and
40301 (300) AMPERE_EEPROM: Amps Value for the PWM signaling in whole amps of 6-32A
Is saved in the EEPROM (max. write cycles approx. 100, 000)