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Juha Tuomala asked

Remote console status line and AC-input information


Currently the VRM remote console status line displays local time, which is useful if you're modifying ESS scheduled charging.


With Quattro, it would also need:

- generator voltage, current and frequency: 230V 2,3A 50,3Hz

- battery status: Bulk, Absorption, Float


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Also, the inverter input should provide the same information as VE.Configure for AC-input criteria:

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Currently if the voltage or frequency is not inside the accepted limits, charging is not started but it's hard to understand why. There is no information available. Voltage and frequency should be red just like in VE.Configure if they violate the criteria. And It would be great if that would be visible in status line as well in detailed device information listing (Main menu -> Quattro-II ..... -> AC-In L1) .


EDIT: The point here is that given information is available in VE.Configure monitor, but not in VRM console nor VRM graphical illustration. Being as important it is, I don't see why it should not be there. Just put those numbers red that are outside the requirements. If the system has GX device connected to inverter, one has to disconnect that first to be able to connect VE.Configure with laptop see this information. You should not have to make changes into connections when using a system.


BR,

Juha


MultiPlus Quattro Inverter ChargerVRMremote console
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Alexandra answered ·

Charging wont start in the instance you have shown as the batteries are in absorption.

In absorption the batteries do not take in amperage. They are just kept at a constant voltage.

So at this point it is the batteries not charging not the inverter rejecting the generator for any reason.

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That's because i had just finished charging. That doesn't change the fact that how that particular part of the user interface looks like, which was the point here.
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Alexandra answered ·

There are other reasons for not charging up when you are connected. The input current limit is set so the input cannot run loads and charge.

ESS is not set to keep batteries charged or you are already at the reserve SOC set.

Really if you are the one who set up the system, you will know why your batteries are not charging.


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