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BMV-712, on a single battery is displaying a Mid Voltage alert. The voltage reads 13.64 volts
@gmmarich, how do you have the shunt connected? The PCB on the shunt measures midpoint voltage through the "B2" port on the PCB; what do you currently have connected to the "B2" port, given that you only have one battery?
If you're using a temp sensor and have correctly wired it into both the B1 and B2 ports, replacing the single PCB power wire included in the BMV kit, then you'll need to configure the BMV appropriately, which setting is located in VictronConnect>Settings>Misc>Aux Input
This answer doesn't appear to be correct. I'm having a similar problem and I have the positive lead in B1 as per Victron instructions. If I change it to B2 then there is no power to the monitor. According to the wiring diagram B2 is for starter battery measurement and B1 for power and leisure battery measurement and must always be present. The other option is the temp sensor device which I don't use.
Thanks
You should not configure midpoint voltage in the BMV settings unless you need a midpoint reading. Leave it as starter battery.
The victron wiring instructions say to connect to B1 which is leisure. The starter connection is a secondary connection in addition to the leisure connection, the monitor won't work because there is no power to it using B2 only for the starter.
I have the app set to none rather than starter because I don't have it connected to the starter battery.
My issue is the reading of 99.6%, I need to know why. This is so I can change the app when I want to to enable a midpoint reading. If I'm getting 99.6% something is wrong and I want to know how to put this right rather than just ignoring it by using a different setting, which could lead to an undesirable situation without my knowledge. I'm always concerned about battery care. Thank you.
Edit .... I've now found out why I'm getting this problem, someone on a different forum explained it. Basically B1 and B2 need to be connected directly to the positive post as I have 2 x 12v leisure batteries.
@Kayjay If you have nothing connected to B2 you have to set it to "none".
If you set it to "mid-point" and it measures 0V because there is nothing connected it is logical that it gives you an alarm due to a to high mid-pint difference.
