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Sorry my English is bad. The voltage of MPPT1 can be seen in the picture. Cloudy day. The factory firmware could not keep the panels at their working point. And from 330V it is stuck at 120V. Coulomb modified firmware never freezes on 120v. I am grateful to him for that! Unfortunately, my supplier cannot provide a new firmware. 81.07 is currently the latest for the 8Kw model.

A little interesting! I updated the inverter to the 81.07 factory firmware. The weather is bad now. Solar cable is disconnected in the inverter. 120v voltage stuck! 81.07 you won't be on the inverter for long!:) 281.05 fixed firmware not stuck!

Hello. I updated the inverter! 22.21 81.07 Unfortunately, it is still not possible to set the battery SOC-based switching in menu 12 - 13! It only works on a voltage basis! I will continue to correspond with the supplier.

Hello. I received firmware from the supplier. DSP.: 81.07 Display: 22.21 I already read that 81.07 exists, but 22.11 is still new to me. What I complained about is that there is no SOC-based switching. I got the new firmware for this. Do you have any information about these firmwares? I haven't done the update yet. I'm planning for the weekend because the electricity needs to be disconnected from the apartment.

I am now in correspondence with the seller. I complained that the 12-13 program does not work based on SOC and I would like to receive the latest firmware. Now we are at the point where your engineer wants to look at the inverter remotely. And enter the wifi password of the inverter. But nothing like that! This is going to be a long process! :((

Hello. At my request, you modified it for me! This is it.

Hello. Merry Christmas! Now I have time to deal with my hobby!:)) I use the SOLTARO protocol and for me the 12-13 programs can still be set based on voltage! It is not possible to set based on SOC! What am I messing up? I use display firmware 22.20.

I thought that in Line mode you connect the input to the output. The solar only charges the battery. I looked at the block diagram. The output and input are connected to the DC/AC converter in line mode. One more question! In SBU mode, with a discharged battery, is there no risk of feeding back to the network?

Excuse me!!! I wrote it wrong!!! I use the Soltaro protocol.

I got lost in the settings of the inverter! Help me figure it out! I use SBU mode! If the battery runs out, it switches to line mode. I think that in this case the PV only charges the battery and does not help the grid. In reality, the PV helps the grid and only charges the battery when the PV production is more than the output load. Is this a correct operation???

I use jk bms! ESP32 reads the data from the bms and sends it to the inverter via LIB protocol. So far I have stopped charging based on SOC. 85% do not drain the battery further. But I realized that this is not the best way! I am modifying the program to charge the battery based on voltage. I receive SOC, voltage and current data from bms. The program can be modified so that it switches to the network based on SOC. The voltage values 12-13 must be sent in the LIB protocol. So an ESP32 can be solved.

It works! The battery didn't run down all summer and I couldn't try it. But recently there have been days when the battery died and the dry contact connected the mains and then the inverter switched to line mode. Another question. Has anyone disconnected the power supply line between the MAX 2 auxiliary power supply and mppt??? What are the disadvantages of disconnecting it?

Hello masters. I need advice! I use my Axpert MAX II inverter in SBU mode. But the grid input of the inverter is switched off. Because if there is a network input, it supplies the internal power supply from the network at night. If there is no network, it supplies the internal power supply from a battery. There's nothing wrong with that in the summer. But in winter it happens that the battery runs down and switches to line mode. I would like to connect a relay and control it with the dry contact. I have attached the wiring and the operation of the dry contact. According to the 12 program, it switches to line mode and tightens the dry conductor. But what happens if there is no network input? Does the dry contact turn on? Because I think that if there is no network, the inverter does not switch to line mode but switches off based on program 29, which is the Low DC cut-off voltage. But if the dry contact turns on based on the 12 program, which connects the inverter to the network via a relay, does it switch from SBU mode to line mode? Does what I want work?

Hello. I implemented the SOLTARO protocol. Communicates on the SOLTARO CAN bus! I tried to implement the LIB protocol, but it didn't accept my response message either. That's why I decided on the SOLTARO protocol on the CAN bus. My goal was that the battery should not be charged 100% by the inverter.

Hello. I also managed to implement the SOLTARO protocol! I use JK-bms. I considered it important that the Axpert max II does not charge the battery to 100%. I added CAN communication to the syssi/esphome-jk-bms project and added the sending of messages to the inverter. Charge the battery for as long as I specified. Thanks for the great information on the forum. Thanks to Coulomb for a lot of work and information!