"Alter" multi mit ess geht das?
Hallo Zusammen
Ich bin neu hier und brauche eure Hilfe.
Ich habe einen alten Victron multi bekommen mit der Firmware: 1920132 jetzt möchte ich den für ein ESS verwenden ist das machbar? habe gelesen das ich den auf Firmware: 1920209 setzen muss. Das habe ich gemacht, jetzt zeigt er mir den ESS Assistenten an aber ich kann nichts einstellen. Es kommt immer die Fehlermeldung alte Firmware. Brauche ich eine Firmware mit 19204xx?
Vielen Dank für eure Hilfe!
saerdna12
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Hallo Zusammen
Ich bin neu hier und brauche eure Hilfe.
Ich habe einen alten Victron multi bekommen mit der Firmware: 1920132 jetzt möchte ich den für ein ESS verwenden ist das machbar? habe gelesen das ich den auf Firmware: 1920209 setzen muss. Das habe ich gemacht, jetzt zeigt er mir den ESS Assistenten an aber ich kann nichts einstellen. Es kommt immer die Fehlermeldung alte Firmware. Brauche ich eine Firmware mit 19204xx?
Vielen Dank für eure Hilfe!
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VE.Direct Cable Length
Hi there.
Situation: Battery, MPPT Smart Solar and Multi are in the barn, CCGX ist in the living room.
VE.Direct max. Cable length is 10 meters. Distance I have to build is 20-25 meters.
Any ideas? Maybe convert VE.Direct Protocol to CAN? Or just use some BUS Amplifiers such as 7406? (I am an eduacated electronic technician with no fear for soldering irons :-)
Or convert VE.Direct to any other Protocol such as TCP/IP? Wireless/ BT is no good idea because of some thick walls.
Thank you very much for helping!
Greetings
Steve
Steven Solar
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Hi there.
Situation: Battery, MPPT Smart Solar and Multi are in the barn, CCGX ist in the living room.
VE.Direct max. Cable length is 10 meters. Distance I have to build is 20-25 meters.
Any ideas? Maybe convert VE.Direct Protocol to CAN? Or just use some BUS Amplifiers such as 7406? (I am an eduacated electronic technician with no fear for soldering irons :-)
Or convert VE.Direct to any other Protocol such as TCP/IP? Wireless/ BT is no good idea because of some thick walls.
Thank you very much for helping!
Greetings
Steve
bigbillsd answered ·
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Modifications Space
This is a new space about Victron Software Modifications.
Victron uses a wide spectrum of well documented Open Source Software components in its VenusOS, so there are possibilities for costumers to modify some software parts, to match their needs or to use it in some special way. The Idea behind this space is, to give a possibility to present modifications made by members of the community, to other members and give them the possibility to rebuild or even extend those "mods".
It is also a place to discuss Ideas with others and to ask questions, maybe the community can help you, realizing your idea.
It is very important to understand, that this is beyond the lines of Victron Support.
You are on your own here, or better said, it is community only. If Victron Staff will help, depends at their good will and is nothing that can be expected, when asking questions here. But there is a good chance of getting the right tip or hint at this place.
It should also be clear, that if you damage your equipment while experimenting or doing "unforeseen" things with it, it may not be covered by warranty.
Markus
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This is a new space about Victron Software Modifications.
Victron uses a wide spectrum of well documented Open Source Software components in its VenusOS, so there are possibilities for costumers to modify some software parts, to match their needs or to use it in some special way. The Idea behind this space is, to give a possibility to present modifications made by members of the community, to other members and give them the possibility to rebuild or even extend those "mods".
It is also a place to discuss Ideas with others and to ask questions, maybe the community can help you, realizing your idea.
It is very important to understand, that this is beyond the lines of Victron Support.
You are on your own here, or better said, it is community only. If Victron Staff will help, depends at their good will and is nothing that can be expected, when asking questions here. But there is a good chance of getting the right tip or hint at this place.
It should also be clear, that if you damage your equipment while experimenting or doing "unforeseen" things with it, it may not be covered by warranty.
Markus edited ·
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