Is this the same with the LifePower4 V2 batteries with a six position DIP switch? The manual for these batteries has this:
Which appears to say the master/host battery should be id ID:1
Is this the same with the LifePower4 V2 batteries with a six position DIP switch? The manual for these batteries has this:
Which appears to say the master/host battery should be id ID:1
The manual for the LifePower4 V2 batteries has this:
which led me to believe that the host/master should be ID:1. Should I change my batteries to the scheme in your photo?
Sorry for the double post.
I see. I apologize for the confusion. I read BMS TEST so I assumed you were using the Lifepower4-V1.
You will need to set the Master battery to ID #64 which is all of the DIP switches up and the rest of the batteries can be left the same. I'm attaching a YouTube video to help with the process.
Unlocking Battery Potential: BMS Tools v1.0 for Seamless Communication with Multiple LL Batteries
You can find the BMS TOOLS in the link below. It is located in the Software tab.
EG4® LL-S 48V 100AH Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery
So with the V2, I use the BMS Tools, not the BMS Test, and my RJ45 should be plugged into Battery Comm. I will give it a shot after changing battery IDs. The video and the link are for the LL batteries, but I am assuming it is the same for the LifePower4 V2 batteries