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Hi, Sent PM

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Sent PM with some firmware for LV Hub I know, same thing was happening to me and i remember getting extremely frustrated/annoyed coz it was working before I re-arranged setup

Dip switch on hub 000001 Try leaving cable to cerbo unplugged and connecting it last once the hub does not give an alarm Is your cable config between batteries the same as pic above? (straight cable with all 8 pin should be used)

For both from master battery to hub and from hub to cerbo It's been a while, remember having the same issue and it took a few tries to get it right

Hi Make sure the cable that is going from LV HUB to the cerbo pin 1,2 and 3 are disconnect / NULL And follow the steps below:

Slmz, Where are you based? I have

Hi, Switch off entire system. Check if dip switches on all US2000 (slaves) are off and that only dip switch 1 on master batter US5000 is on (one is on the right, if i'm not mistaken switch is upside down). Switch back on and check values If the above is correct, could very well be that solarassistant is not querying that value

Longer IMO

As long as you dont exceed 500VDC per string to be safe you should be good. On the 9+4 the 325w will work at 320w only meaning you will loss 45w which is minimal.

it can be set to cut after set usage like a prepaid meter

https://www.major-tech.com/product/smart-energy-meter-and-timer/ This might do the trick

MOST IMPORTANT RULE for firmware upgrade/update: IF IT AIN'T BROKE DON'T FIX (if you have to get professional to do) Dead Pylontech- How to bring pylontech back to life after corrupt or failed firmware update setp-by-step 1.Confirm the dip switches are 1-0-0-0 with battery off 2.Plug in debug cable/firmware upgrade cable 3.Run Upgrade Tool 4.On Upgrade Tool make a tick by immediate update and then click connect (should say connected) 5.Click on browse to .bin file and choose (HAS TO BE .BIN NOT .ZIP FILE) for me *_nt_*.bin one worked 6.Press “program” on Upgrade Tool 7.Quick switch on battery (hold the red button in and then switch on the main switch, you can release the red button after switch on) Upgrade Tool should say Get in bootloader mode Upgrade should load and battery should switch back on (if not start again from step 4) My mistake I unzipped firmware when using BatteryView to upgrade DO NOT unzip firmware file for BatteryView Upgrade. Region settings on computer needs to be Uinted States Hope this helps/makes someones life easier coz it took me a while to figure out

Change region settings on computer to United States