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Hi,
I have a MPPT 100/20 connected to a Raspberry. Connection works, system is online. With bluetooth I can change the settings of the MPPT to switch off the load. These settings I can´t find on VRM Dashboard. I have already followed the instructions of https://www.victronenergy.com/live/vrm_portal:dashboard , the sign for the advanced settings won´t appear (see picture).
Realtime data are activated.
Is another device like a battery monitor necessary?
Hi, this is not possible. The contol button you mention is only for inverter mode controls and relay control.
@chrichri You can do it remotely using Victronconnect after logging into VRM as below, then select the installation where you can access the MPPT and other devices.
Hi,
I have activated the inverter option like below. Can you explain what I need to configure the MPPT via VRM portal? Do I need a Cerbo GX instead of a Raspberry?
You cannot control the MPPT via VRM and have to use VictronConnect from either a PC or your phone. Select VRM as in the earlier picture and your installation will show something similar to below. Select the MPPT and the rest is easy. PS - Always exercise caution when turning things on and off remotely.
Hi,
according https://www.victronenergy.com/live/vrm_portal:dashboard chapter 3 I assume it´s possible to change the settings of a MPPT by remote via VRM portal. Via Bluetooth is not interesting for me, because the devices are installed far away. 
For me it´s important having the option to switch off the load of a MPPT. The MPPT is connected to a Raspberry. Do I have to buy a Cerbo to use its relay, or do you have another idea?
@ailt The relay shown in your first post is located in a Cerbo, Venus, (Ekrano??) GX. You could use that relay to toggle small loads, or control a battery protect for larger loads.
You could use the relay switches in VRM to trigger a NodeRED automation to control whatever you like. No hard wiring required.
Alternatively, don't use VRM and create your own NodeRED dashboard which you can launch from within VRM.
