Gerry R
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Gerry R got a reaction from slipx in Home Assistant Sunsynk Power Flow Card and DashboardI have similar problem. Far right. Toaster icon is chopped off. Removing card height setting makes no difference.
Not with standing that.
Thanks for a fantastic card. Keep up the good work!
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Gerry R got a reaction from Khin Mg Htwe in Hubble Lithium Battery AM-2 5.5kWhHi All, has anyone tried "pbms tools v2.5" on their Hubbles.
This is what I get:
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Gerry R got a reaction from system32 in Hubble Lithium Battery AM-2 5.5kWhHi All, has anyone tried "pbms tools v2.5" on their Hubbles.
This is what I get:
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Gerry R got a reaction from system32 in Hubble AM2 monitoringDIP Switches are correct.
Value as per first image is for total. Same reading as in SA.
Firmware in 1 and 2 are the same. 3 is different
Looks like I need to contact Hubble for an update.
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Gerry R got a reaction from HiTech in Hubble Lithium Battery AM-2 5.5kWhHi All, has anyone tried "pbms tools v2.5" on their Hubbles.
This is what I get:
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Gerry R got a reaction from SeaSickMama in Hubble Lithium Battery AM-2 5.5kWhLink: https://www.ufo-battery.com/download-tools
Instructions: https://www.ufo-battery.com/step-1-software-download-and-installation
I am using the RS232 cable from Solar Assistant.
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Gerry R got a reaction from system32 in Hubble Lithium Battery AM-2 5.5kWhThanks for the reply.
Did all those things. Was using a borrowed laptop. Looks like I have to haul my desktop PC out to the garage and try again.
Checksum will be a big help. This is the MD5 of the file I downloaded.
57639ba3640761b7762e9807a1464d0c
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Gerry R got a reaction from Sc00bs in SunSynk - Inverter MonitoringTop left hand 485 socket works for me.
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Gerry R got a reaction from werner.potgieter in SunSynk - Inverter MonitoringTop left hand 485 socket works for me.
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Gerry R got a reaction from MdF in SunSynk 5k radiator temperature as displayed in Solar AssistantOK. I need to do some investigation. Seems like I had an error in a function node reading the DC temperature and it is now giving a correct reading. Now 64,2 degrees and AC (or radiator) at 44 degrees.
The 70 degrees must have been just before the fans kicked in. The inverter is in the garage so cannot hear when fans come on.😜
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Gerry R reacted to Chris Hobson in Hi and Hello from EL(plus a question or two)Solar panels are divided into groups each witha bypass diode. If there is any shading the bypass diode "isolates" the affected group and the shading has less of and impact but still a small amount of shading can lead to loss of production to a far bigger area. This affected panel then acts as a "kink in the hosepipe" for the other panels in series with it.
https://www.e-education.psu.edu/ae868/node/875