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I got told by the jk people it is a silly code and effects nothing but the readout. Read through the entire post.

My jk messes up soc if it let's go for something. I unplug the power for a while and then hook back up and power it up. That gets it back to what seems ok.

Well lol it's a lot to read. But thanks again I knew I got it when I turned it on with it shorted across the temp pins when I seen the display. Now even the amp calibrate function works.

Thanks that did the trick. You are the first one that said short the temp sensor pins then power on. It's good to go now.

Ok I got iap failure trying to update. Anyone know what that is?

I'm replying to myself to say I got it installed. Tomorrow I will update the firmware. To install the new apk from that link you need to click on it in your file manager and select rename and then delete the .zip part of the name. Boom I'm now updated to 1.3.25 for the program. I'm using this...

I downloaded the new app and I can't figure out how to make it a installable apk. Google Play only has the old app as of yet. I unzip but I'm at a loss

My bms is doing this while charging my car when the sun is putting heavy current in. It will not give this error if I'm later in the day with less going g in. Today I waited till 7:30pm and it's fine. I also found out I can't disconnect the charge at all like this. So I pull 1k I'm putting in...

I actually like this. I set my voltage to 3.45 per for charge and like clockwork when the meter would get to my max ah setting it would show up with the voltage raising quickly. I'd say it's close enough.

I got the file and it's all in English now. Was not too bad to do

As you can see the display for 30 bucks is a well ok but....

Touch these red and black on the display cable turns it on

The display is the big one

I just got the newest jk bms b2a24s-20p. I got the big display with it. So the cord has a small gage red and black loose. Touch them and the bms starts. The screen needs a 12v source. It seems to be our problem coming up with the 12v. I am running a 8 cell setup so I needed a 24 to 48v...

I just set the junctek and I'm sad the kwh goes up for usage which I like and goes up for charge. So I'm not sure what they intended it's use for but I like watching what my Inverter pulls out each month before I reset it.

I'm going to say the load circuit is going to be 24 then.