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Power down at 29v #5
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@emmebrusa did you experience the display shutting off when battery is low?
Edit: I am starting to think that undervoltage flag is not what turns off the display because this whole SOC calculation uses no load voltage |
"Cell voltage empty (V)" 3.1V, is only used for SOC calculation compared to no load voltage. |
Gosh, genius - it's got to be it. I will increase the cut-off voltage. Regarding:
When SOC value |
I had tried, with VLCD5 it displays the low battery symbol even if it is full. |
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I had tried, with VLCD5 it displays the low battery symbol even if it is
full.
With XH18 nothing changes, it is probably not used.
I have not tried with other types of displays.
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Mbrusa, the 36v FS did not switch off the display when battery reached 29v, and the odometer still indicated speed and distance whilst motor shut off. Given that we know the battery voltage rises when load is removed it will still be 'safe' to keep the display on so the distance traveled and speed is indicated. At present, the OSF shuts everything down and will not start up again. This is a disadvantage for the rider. The FS just flashes the first bar to indicate the battery is off. Perhaps if voltage once again falls to 29v the whole system should shut down as before.
Also there is a spelling error in Configurator. Assistant Setting page 'Street Power Limit enebled' should be 'Street Power Limit enabled'.
Ian
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