@dpls_e37 ARM is generally related to the display program, responsible for display content, button functions, etc.; DSP is generally related to charging control, inverter power control, fan strategy control, etc.; BMS is related to SOC management. The factory date is different, the latest firmware version may also be different.
Thanks for the clarification regarding the abbreviations
I assumed the version is dependent on factory date, but that I still wonder what has been improved in th different versions and why updates to newer versions are not offered automatically?
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Thanks for the clarification regarding the abbreviations
I assumed the version is dependent on factory date, but I still wonder what has been improved in the different versions and why updates to newer versions are not offered automatically?
@dpls_e37 Generally speaking, a newly released version may fix some bugs, but it still needs a lot of testing before being pushed to all machines. Once this version is verified to be ok, it will be pushed to all machines.
I am well aware of this, the input of the solar panel 18V
a competitor power station with range 15-28 Range happily starts charging, only Bluetti does not
and also I explicitly asked about Watt/Amp NOT Voltage
@dpls_e37 have you taken a multi-meter to the leads of the solar panel prior to plugging into the bluetti to verify that the voltage is in fact >12v?? Even tho your panel might be “rated” with a voc/vdc of 18v, does not mean that it is going to be outputting that number. You could try getting another panel, (if the voltage is in fact within the 12-28VDC input limit of the eb3a) and connect them in parallel to overpanel the unit. And just for clarification purposes, when one “over panels” a unit (by connecting panels in Parallel to keep the voltage down) it will add up the available amps, which is completely fine because the bluetti and its built in mppt charge controller will only accept what its capable of… in this case with the eb3a it is 8.5amps.
Multimeter showed 18v when I tested, this was as expected as the spec says so and as I wrote above another power station with range 15-28 Range happily starts charging. I asked about Watts/Amps to start charging as with full sunlight it is not a problem, but with cloudy skies it is, as in this constellation less amps are available.
once started charging it goes down to 1 or 2 watts, but to start it seems to need 18 Watt or 1 Amp for my 18V Ecoflow Panel at least this seems to be the case.
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based on your answer above and as the app does not offer a new version, I assumed it should be current enough
anyway
EU Version i.e 220V
SN EB3A2307010796621
ARM v2053.07
DSP v2052.09
Hello, I have EB3A. When I plug in the solar module, the display (Input) starts flashing and the error message PV voltage too low appears in the app. But I can measure 18V with the multimeter. SN EB3A2306001482230 ARM v2053.07 DSP v2052.09 I’m probably not the only one with this problem and I keep reading about an upgrade. How do I get the upgrade?
do get an upgrade you have to specifically ask bluetti, they do NOT provide updates automatically
the newer version did not help
I have given up on Bluetti and moved to another brand