yes coming your way. When I came in today it was working with no errors, but if you could take a look it would be appreciated. It did say success after remote update. Thank you Jared.
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| Station name | Device type | Battery type | Power Rating | Firmware | Status | Connect Status | BattParallelNum | BattCapacity | Export | Action |
| container | 6000XP | Lithium battery | 6kW | ccaa-180C0D | PV&Battery Grid off | Connected | 2 | 560 | true | Management | ||
| container | 6000XP | Lithium battery | 6kW | ccaa-180C0C | PV&Battery Grid off | Connected | 0 | 560 | true | Management |
That's Strange because according to their website 180COD is the newest firmware. I have tried multiple times and the update will not complete. It is still the base firmware ccaa-000A0D
Yes solar is connected and there are no third party apps. I got this message the last time i tried updating, i restarted right after and it was successful that time updating. It then started on the second download/updating and that was successful as well. It seems like it is taking longer than usual for the update to complete but who knows. The other two xp's i updated I didn't babysit like this one so not sure how long those actually took. I initially tried updating yesterday and my problems started after that. I got the install complete yesterday afternoon and did collect some solar before the sun went down. I started the update last night and awoke to the alarm. The only thing its not doing is tracking at this point. I am currently just waiting to see if this update attempt is going to work. 3393740497 is the SN.
That's what mine was saying when it had the error. Now at ccaa-140A0D and working without errors. Fixed itself over the course of 3 days.
After about the 4th update attempt it finally went through tonight. It updated to the 180COD firmware and the fault went away. The past few attempts went very slowly over a couple hours just to fail. Tonight it went normal speed, so either it was something on my end or more likely EG4's servers.
Odd, It did it without the power on the MPPT because I wasn't hooking solar up until I had it matching the original to get it going, in fact solar was not hooked up until after the system was updated and running with the first inverter for a while. So if that is the case then maybe that stray voltage that is often present on the second MPPT from somewhere activated it?? Also if that is true maybe that should be stated somewhere?
