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Soc not showing for Quatrro 10KVA on Color gx

My system consists of Axitec Li 10s batteries with Quatro 10kva and 250/100 mppts . I have chosen battery monitor as Can-bus BMS selected and inside services I have chosen the following CAN bus profile but still I State of Charge option is showing --- (see pic1)


I am using terminators at VE.CAN port on colorgx and also at the battery end

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CCGX Color ControlSOCquattro 10kva
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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ commented ·
@solartech12

With the number of dropped packets I would wonder if the type b cable is ok?

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solartech12 avatar image solartech12 Alexandra ♦ commented ·
does that mean no communication is happening ? I do read battery readings like volts , amps , soc from canbus option
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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ solartech12 commented ·
@solartech12

The Quattro may not be set to work out its own SOC. You are checking in the wrong menu there.

Under the devices list look for your battery then go under that sub menu not the one for the Quattro. if your battery does not appear in the devices list then it is not communicating.

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ejrossouw avatar image ejrossouw commented ·
Victron documentation suggests you do not require termination at the battery side and indeed it is a type b cable. Do you VE.Can MPPTs?
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solartech12 avatar image solartech12 ejrossouw commented ·
no I am using VE.direct ports for mppts , the one I am after is for battery VE.CAN . they do say that termination is required at colorgx side but I didnt read battrery side termination . Can you please share where exactly its said
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Alexandra avatar image Alexandra ♦ solartech12 commented ·
@solartech12

@ejrossouw is asking if you are using VE CAN mppts

The manual is clear you cannot connect VE CAN Battery of your type as well as the VE CAN MPPT type.

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