I tried searching to find this info, with no luck.
Classic 150, equalizing battery.
Local App live data showed normal current and voltage, and charging stage 7, which I believe is EQ.
The current started dropping and the charging stage changed to 18.
It was at a time when I likely was losing the sun, but I haven't encountered that code before.
Any info will be appreciated.
Quote from: Bob D on May 24, 2016, 06:51:43 PM
I tried searching to find this info, with no luck.
Classic 150, equalizing battery.
Local App live data showed normal current and voltage, and charging stage 7, which I believe is EQ.
The current started dropping and the charging stage changed to 18.
It was at a time when I likely was losing the sun, but I haven't encountered that code before.
Any info will be appreciated.
18 is MMPT EQ
Quote from: Bob D on May 24, 2016, 06:51:43 PM
I tried searching to find this info, with no luck.
Classic 150, equalizing battery.
Local App live data showed normal current and voltage, and charging stage 7, which I believe is EQ.
The current started dropping and the charging stage changed to 18.
It was at a time when I likely was losing the sun, but I haven't encountered that code before.
Any info will be appreciated.
18 is MPPT EQ
Thanks.
Then what is stage 7? I assumed it was EQ.
Quote from: Bob D on May 25, 2016, 07:24:16 AM
Thanks.
Then what is stage 7? I assumed it was EQ.
Resting: Black (code 0)
Absorb: Orange (code 3)
BulkMPPT: Green (code 4)
Float: Blue (code 5)
FloatMPPT: Cyan (code 6)
Equalize: Pink (code 7)
HyperVOC: Red (code 10)
EQMPPT: Violet (code 18)
EQ MPPT indicated that the controller is trying to reach the EQ set point and is not there yet. Equalize 7 means it has reached the Eq set voltage and is maintaining it
Thanks - that is helpful.
Btw - is that info available somewhere - just wondering if I didn't look hard enough.
Quote from: Bob D on June 01, 2016, 09:43:58 PM
Thanks - that is helpful.
Btw - is that info available somewhere - just wondering if I didn't look hard enough.
Hang around this forum and you will learn all kinds of things. Like bob's special button pushes for the Classic MNGP.