A few small updates.
I had not heard anything back from Schneider in about 2 weeks. Figured I would write back later this week, but yesterday, I get an email they are closing my case as I have not written them. What? I ripped off a pretty angry response that included a WTF. Well, they replied to that pretty quick. They didn't appreciate my tone. Yes, I admit, my e-mail was pretty nasty. He sent me a screen shot of the mail he said he sent me the day after my last e-mail. I searched all of the folders on my gmail account and I can't find it anywhere. Not deleted, spam, archive, nothing. So I don't know what happened.
So I wrote a nice email back, and addressed his 3 points. Two were wrong assumptions about my setup, and the 3rd was asking about my odd setup voltages, that I did explain in my last e-mail about how I am forcing it to charge and then grid sell. SO no real new info yet, but at least they are now talking to me.
So last night, I put in "normal" settings.
Recharge Volts = 52 volts
Grid Support Volts = 56 volts
This morning, the battery was down to 51.5 volts, so it started charging as expected, and it did complete, going all the way up to 57.6 as set for the absorb voltage. I had planned on just leaving it alone to do it's thing, but it would have been close to get the battery topped up, so I did up the charge current a few steps to make sure it would get to full voltage. And at just 2:13 pm the battery did reach 57.6 and it went into absorb mode for about 20 minutes. Then at 4 pm with no human intervention, it did start inverting and doing grid sell as it should. At this point it all looks good. The question is how far down will it pull the battery, AND will it be able to charge again in the morning? I am planning to take screen shots of this to send back to Schneider. Hopefully they will add a software fix.