I wish he would fix the Mobile view of the Charts. It's been an issue for a long time.
Also an Audible alarm for the Grid going down would be so useful.
Agreed. I was just doing this today on my iPhone and iPad and a small Pi 4 touch screen running Ubuntu. The all looked perfect.I look at it via phone and sometimes tablet and it seems fine to me.
On my iPhone when I select the charts the header takes up 3/4 of the screen. The Graphs are down at the bottom quarter and it's almost impossible to scroll through them much less see any data. Other people have also reported this problem. I suspect it works fine on Android and Chrome but not on my iPhone and Safari.Mobile view? What’s the issue? I look at it via phone and sometimes tablet and it seems fine to me.
I use Home Assistant to alert my phone to when there is a grid outage and when the grid returns.
Some screen shots on my iPhoneOn my iPhone when I select the charts the header takes up 3/4 of the screen. The Graphs are down at the bottom quarter and it's almost impossible to scroll through them much less see any data. Other people have also reported this problem. I suspect it works fine on Android and Chrome but not on my iPhone and Safari.
I have the exact same issue using Android.On my iPhone when I select the charts the header takes up 3/4 of the screen. The Graphs are down at the bottom quarter and it's almost impossible to scroll through them much less see any data. Other people have also reported this problem. I suspect it works fine on Android and Chrome but not on my iPhone and Safari.
CHARTS tab.My iphone looks perfect. actual screenshot Pics attached. Iphone SE (the small one), iOS version 15.5, & safari. iPad also is fine. Brave browser on both is exactly the same.
perhaps clear your safari cache?
50C is not max operating temp for the LV6548 and similar. It is the max Ambient temp that they can be placed in. The inverters will thermally shutdown at over 70C (72C i think, I can't remember exactly, but its a lot higher than you think.) I try and keep mine under 65C, but they will be totally fine at that temp.Agreed. I was just doing this today on my iPhone and iPad and a small Pi 4 touch screen running Ubuntu. The all looked perfect.
ill have to set up that automation for the grid Loss!
I was shocked yesterday to find out that if both the LV6548or LV6048 loose power (no battery or pv) they do NOT go into Grid bypass mode. It was 105 here and the inverters were at 63 degrees C Which is over their 50C operating max temp. So I called my wife to shut off the batteries and PV so the inverters wouldn't go into thermal shutdown. But instead of going into Grid bypass mode, They just shut down and you're S.O.L. - no power at all... So I'm installing a couple of DPDT 80amp relays for an automatic transfer switch function on the loss of the inverters. They'll be here Tue. I'll set up that automation then as well.
So the lesson here is that if it's night time and your batteries unexpectedly die or go into error mode (and SA is crashed), and you don't have a grid tx switch, you go down with no power... glad I figured this out now vs when it matters.
Jeff
Can you take a screenshot of your Charts Screen on iPhone?
I am also perplexed. If it is a scale issue why does it only effect the Charts?I wonder if it has to do with the scale on some phones? I have met many people with the scale on their phone much larger because its hard to read.
Dude... you ARE correct. on the charts screen, the navigation on menu stays at the top and should scroll. On both my iPhone and my iPad and my Pi screen. It is severely limiting.CHARTS tab.
REALLY GREAT info!!! Ok.... I should be ok. It rarely gets over 100 degrees here. inverters hover right around 65 max so I'm good.. --Jeff50C is not max operating temp for the LV6548 and similar. It is the max Ambient temp that they can be placed in. The inverters will thermally shutdown at over 70C (72C i think, I can't remember exactly, but its a lot higher than you think.) I try and keep mine under 65C, but they will be totally fine at that temp.
I had a bad problem with temps when I installed mine, and I went back and forth with Ian at Watts247 and Andy from MPP. I was having problems with running into thermal shutdown because it was 115*F outside and they were running into the 70*C regularly. I ended up installing a small 5000BTU window AC in the inverter compartment and setting the compartment to stay under 92*F. It works perfect and they never get over 52*C.
The problem is the chart selection options (to choose chart time period and update frequency). I assume the header is fixed to keep those options available no matter which chart you are viewing.Thanks to @wattmatters I can confirm it is a BUG!
Very possible but I do not see why anyone would really need it fixed in one spot. You could just scroll up and change it and come back down. If he thinks it's necessary then at least give us an option to enable it being fixed position or not.The problem is the chart selection options (to choose chart time period and update frequency). I assume the header is fixed to keep those options available no matter which chart you are viewing.
That is not normal, I just double checked and mine immediately kicked over to bypass when I flipped the battery disconnect. I noticed this when I installed the shunt, it kicked back to bypass when I killed discharging through the BMS. It did have a bit of a longer delay than I would like though. Just enough to trip all the network switches despite being on UPS's.Agreed. I was just doing this today on my iPhone and iPad and a small Pi 4 touch screen running Ubuntu. The all looked perfect.
ill have to set up that automation for the grid Loss!
I was shocked yesterday to find out that if both the LV6548or LV6048 loose power (no battery or pv) they do NOT go into Grid bypass mode. It was 105 here and the inverters were at 63 degrees C Which is over their 50C operating max temp. So I called my wife to shut off the batteries and PV so the inverters wouldn't go into thermal shutdown. But instead of going into Grid bypass mode, They just shut down and you're S.O.L. - no power at all... So I'm installing a couple of DPDT 80amp relays for an automatic transfer switch function on the loss of the inverters. They'll be here Tue. I'll set up that automation then as well.
So the lesson here is that if it's night time and your batteries unexpectedly die or go into error mode (and SA is crashed), and you don't have a grid tx switch, you go down with no power... glad I figured this out now vs when it matters.
Jeff