lboucher26
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So i have been using my EG4 6000EX with two non LCD Lifepower 4 Batteries in USER mode, and probably will continue to.
But wanted to do some experimentation in EG4 mode. (For whatever its worth).
I know the battery master must be 0000.
I have read posts about some dip switches being installed upside down.
Also from what i understand the inverter itself uses address 1000 (or only the 1 dip switch up)
So i set my second batter to 0100 (aka 2 up)
I have also confirmed via BMS test that both batteries have the address i expect. I can connect and see values updating.
My question is, that no matter what i do. Solar Assistant only shows the battery capacity as 5 kwh.
I unplug the 2nd battery... And the system doesn't beep or anything...
Am i setting the dip switches right?
Is there any way to tell if the inverter is actually seeing the 2nd battery....
Has anyone ever gotta EG4 mode to work with more than 1 battery and see all of them in Solar Assitant?
I know my jumper cable is working between the batteries, because if i connect from Solar Assistant directly to the batteries using the USB to RS485, it can see both...
I'm probably just going to stop and go back to USER mode... But i have to assume this can work... And i am doing something wrong...
So i have been using my EG4 6000EX with two non LCD Lifepower 4 Batteries in USER mode, and probably will continue to.
But wanted to do some experimentation in EG4 mode. (For whatever its worth).
I know the battery master must be 0000.
I have read posts about some dip switches being installed upside down.
Also from what i understand the inverter itself uses address 1000 (or only the 1 dip switch up)
So i set my second batter to 0100 (aka 2 up)
I have also confirmed via BMS test that both batteries have the address i expect. I can connect and see values updating.
My question is, that no matter what i do. Solar Assistant only shows the battery capacity as 5 kwh.
I unplug the 2nd battery... And the system doesn't beep or anything...
Am i setting the dip switches right?
Is there any way to tell if the inverter is actually seeing the 2nd battery....
Has anyone ever gotta EG4 mode to work with more than 1 battery and see all of them in Solar Assitant?
I know my jumper cable is working between the batteries, because if i connect from Solar Assistant directly to the batteries using the USB to RS485, it can see both...
I'm probably just going to stop and go back to USER mode... But i have to assume this can work... And i am doing something wrong...