Yes - the RS485 proto is set to the 1st item - EG4.
What is a 'separate protocol', and would not a change to the RS485 protocol break the inverter to master battery communications?
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November 12, 2024 4:46 pm
November 12, 2024 8:55 pm
@dlwittsr If the CAN protocol is set to EG4/LUX, the BMS communication will remain active. I’d suggest switching the RS485 protocol on the master battery to a different protocol. This change can help determine if RS485 communication is taking priority, which may be preventing access to additional battery settings, as CAN and RS485 share the same port on the Allweather Wallmount.
November 12, 2024 10:50 pm
Thank you. I set the RS484 protocol of battery #1 to P02. The inverter and battery #1 BMS were power cycled.
But - still no details of the 4 batteries on the monitoring site. The monitor site does report the same capacity of all 4, and the Configuration-Devices still shows 4 batteries.
November 13, 2024 8:16 pm
Would you be able to DM me the serial number for the inverter? I would like to take a look.
November 20, 2024 3:02 am
Thank you for the help Jared.
Confirming that an updated Wifi dongle solved this problem - so the old Wifi Dongle was the root cause. Replaced the BA... version with a BJ.... version (2.07 fw) and the battery details appeared on the EG4 monitor website. I also tested with a LAN hardwired dongle (BC...) and it also worked.
The #1 battery still had the RS485 protocol setting for protocol P02 - purposely set earlier to assure the inverter used CAN comms. All was resolved for this issue programmed to 'break' the RS485. When the RS485 was changed back to P01-EG4 all was still OK for this issue - battery details were displayed the same way.
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