DISCLAIMER: KNOW WHAT YOU DO! PLAYING WITH FIRMWARE CAN RENDER YOUR BMS USELESS. MAKE SURE; YOU DO NOT LOSE YOUR CONNECTION OR POWER DURING UPGRADE!
I wanted to control three 16S LiFePo4 BMS with one Monitor Software (well actually via a RaspberryPi). But all BMS "reacted" on the same address. After several emails to DALY support, I got this firmware.
I upgraded three BMS - one 60A and two 100A BMS. Two jumped back on right after upgrade, one had to be woken up by applying a charging voltage of 58V.
To assign individual board numbers, see ressource "DALY BMS Monitor to monitor 8 boards v1.2.5"
This firmware was successfully flashed onto the following DALY BMS:
I wanted to control three 16S LiFePo4 BMS with one Monitor Software (well actually via a RaspberryPi). But all BMS "reacted" on the same address. After several emails to DALY support, I got this firmware.
I upgraded three BMS - one 60A and two 100A BMS. Two jumped back on right after upgrade, one had to be woken up by applying a charging voltage of 58V.
To assign individual board numbers, see ressource "DALY BMS Monitor to monitor 8 boards v1.2.5"
This firmware was successfully flashed onto the following DALY BMS:
- 16S 48V 60A UART/RS485/CAN, code R16T-FK03
- 16S 48V 100A UART/RS485/CAN, code R16A-FL15, R16A-FL26