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Multiplus II GX V485 to V502
Hello, I updated my multiplus II GX
to solve a problem (sometimes its display freezes)
but since I have an astonishing behavior of the management of the SOC!
previously the SOC went to the value set in the "parameter at the end of the bulk phase" when the absorption voltage was reached
Now the coulter passes the value set to the "end of bulk phase parameter" when the float voltage is reached
what do you think of its new functioning
is this normal or an update bug?
Thank you, Matthias I'm thinking about it, it would improve that's for sure.
but I like to understand, and I can't understand the change in behavior of the SOC calculated by the Multiplus am at the firmware update, I think it comes from the update of the vbus bms
there must be a new setting
but I confess I have not found!
I have found when using the internal monitor for SOC the 100% charge is important daily.
The shunt would be better if you don't have batteries with comms to the GX.
The ve bus bms thing would only have affected you if you have victron batteries.
hello alexandra.
I made a first downgrade from V502 to V498
we see on the load scheduler at 5:00 the frozen SOC!
I redid at 10:00 am a downgrade from V498 to V488
on the modification history it is before the implementation of the vbus bms
but not seen to check because it is snowing in the south of France
the next sunny day I will check my track.
Another track is the version jump from v485 to v502 not too important?
Cordially.
The newwr firmwares between 498 and 502 are grid code changes... None related to france. And one for better generator integrations and some stuff for quattros.
In your case if it was working and doing what you needed to, it makes no sense to update.
It looks like your batteries are not finishing charging. The amp draw is quite high and remains high the whole time.
You need to leave them on charge for longer or give them a higher charge current during your charge window. Do this untill they stop taking in the amps.
