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#21

The Rosie / Re: Solar Assistant 6/8/2026 B...

Last post by bigbillsd - August 11, 2026, 08:35:22 AM

Ah, Thanks,  I just updated to 07-02-26 Released version of SA and it has that page now.      -Bill

#22

The Rosie / Re: Solar Assistant 6/8/2026 B...

Last post by aaapilot - August 10, 2026, 08:26:59 PM

Dave, did that new SA beta not update the date on the page?  You pic is showing November of last year?  -Bill

Hi Bill.  The date on the picture is the Firmware version date for the ROSIE inverter, not the Solar Assistant beta version of their software.Hope this helps )

#23

The "Classic" charge controller / Re: Midnite Classic 200 displa...

Last post by Kenneth S. - August 10, 2026, 11:55:00 AM

Any idea how the screen could have gotten to this state? The Owner says he hasn't touched the buttons since I visited him last; he just found the Midnight Classic in this state.

#24

The Rosie / Re: Charging Power

Last post by bigbillsd - August 10, 2026, 11:48:04 AM

Presumably in 120/120 mode the AAC setting is dealing with amps at 120V, i.e set to 26A that would deliver 26x120=3120W? Why not increase charge rate to max?

I cannot get it to go over 26AAC,  its the same with either topology.  Do you know of a way to make it go higher?   -Bill

#25

The Rosie / Re: Charging Power

Last post by Brucey - August 10, 2026, 11:35:28 AM

As noted if you do not need 240V out you can set Rosie to 120/120 and use a 120V generator

I changed the topology to 120/120 and turned on the charger to 26AAC, Breaker size set to 60.  I am still only seeing ~3200 watts of charging.   Not the full 120amps (~6000w) I am trying to get.  Changing the topology did nothing different.  Is there something else that I need to change to get the full charge to get my batteries topped off quickly?   

-Bill

Presumably in 120/120 mode the AAC setting is dealing with amps at 120V, i.e set to 26A that would deliver 26x120=3120W? Why not increase charge rate to max?

#26

The Rosie / Re: Charging Power

Last post by bigbillsd - August 10, 2026, 09:07:43 AM

As noted if you do not need 240V out you can set Rosie to 120/120 and use a 120V generator

I changed the topology to 120/120 and turned on the charger to 26AAC, Breaker size set to 60.  I am still only seeing ~3200 watts of charging.   Not the full 120amps (~6000w) I am trying to get.  Changing the topology did nothing different.  Is there something else that I need to change to get the full charge to get my batteries topped off quickly?   

-Bill

#27

The Rosie / Re: Solar Assistant 6/8/2026 B...

Last post by FNG - August 10, 2026, 08:37:16 AM

As of now they are still working on 2 way communication, hopefully soob

#28

The Rosie / Re: Charging Power

Last post by FNG - August 10, 2026, 08:36:05 AM

As noted if you do not need 240V out you can set Rosie to 120/120 and use a 120V generator

#29

The "Classic" charge controller / Re: Midnite Classic 200 displa...

Last post by FNG - August 10, 2026, 08:34:36 AM

That is a debug screen that takes a button combination to enter into, Press status 1x and it should return to the main screen

#30

The Rosie / Re: Charging Power

Last post by Brucey - August 09, 2026, 12:36:25 PM

Do you have any 240V loads?

If not seems like you could run the Rosie in 120v/120v mode versus 120/240v?

Not sure on implications where you connect to your load panel I would give support a call tomorrow morning to validate full repercussions.