The shunt has to be in the current path for it to "see" the current.
Thanks makes sense. I will change it. Thanks for the help.
If you read the manual carefully you might notice that the 350A version can handle continuous current of 350A and peak current of 500A.
FWIW, I cannot find this in the paper Guide that came with my SOK version of the Ali. Nor can I find it in the Guide which someone uploaded to this forum. (Which are not exactly the same.) Although the backlight trick works with my unit, regardless.
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If someone has an instruction manual that has the 'trick' spelled out please post it. I will update the resourceFWIW, I cannot find this in the paper Guide that came with my SOK version of the Ali. Nor can I find it in the Guide which someone uploaded to this forum. (Which are not exactly the same.) Although the backlight trick works with my unit, regardless.
Aili Battery Monitor Manual
The manual sheet included with the Aili Battery Monitor Click on the orange button in the upper right of this screen to get the manual Brief Description of how the Aili battery monitor works. The Aili Battery monitor does its magic by measuring...
Holding the two outside buttons(V and %) down for a few seconds turns the light off.
Mine is installed in a golf cart with a 51v lithium RoyPow battery. I set the voltage on the meter to 51v (in voltage display, press and hold center button for 3 seconds). If the battery voltage drops below the set voltage (can be under a load, just for a moment) the meter resets to 0.0%. I changed the meter voltage setting to 1.0v and haven't had any further problem.
Yes that kills the light and turns it back on.
I just installed one of these meters and mine does the same thing. I have 400ah worth of batteries and only use about the top 15 % throughout the day and the next morning the meter shows 0% left when the batteries are still at 53 to 54 volts.
