@BLUETTI_CARE What is the version number of this optimized software DSP?
Hi @lavash_bluetti, It is the DSP v2078.06 in EU, and DSP v2077.06 in US.
I think your DSP is already the latest one, is that so?
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE . I have several AC180. All EU. On one of them you gave the opportunity to install v2078.07 (and on this station BMS v1033.12)
On the other two there are DSP v2078.06 and BMS v1052.02.
ARM v2074.07 - on all stations.
And it was on the stations with DSP v2078.06 that I noticed another problem. If these stations are connected to a wall outlet and the station is turned off (by pressing and holding the button on the station), after a while the stations spontaneously turn on. At the same time, the electricity in the power grid was not turned off or turned on. But the frequency in the network can be 49.9 Hz and increased voltage up to 237-244 volts.
Is it possible to somehow solve the issue of replacing the software on two stations so that they do not turn on on their own (if the voltage in the outlet does not disappear for a while)?
At a load of 60 W, the fan stops for 1 hour 20 minutes 2.06 - 6.09. Then it turns on and starts roaring like a vacuum cleaner 6.09-7.38 the only way to stop it is to reduce consumption to 30 W. If you increase consumption to 120 W, the fan switches to normal silet mode. Please help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eAO6moroj8&t=76s&ab_channel=%D0%93%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B0%D0%A1
Hi @lavash_bluetti, When the device is powered off, it can still be activated by both AC and PV charging, which is normal behavior. If you want to keep it plugged into the wall outlet without being activated, you can use a smart switch and turn it off when not in use.
Will you answer my question? Why does the station start humming like a vacuum cleaner after a certain time with a load of 60 W?
Hi @lavash_bluetti, I have submitted a request to push the new DSP firmware to your AC180 as per your request. It will be pushed on Monday next week. Hopefully, this will help.
Please do not load any device when upgrading it.
Please let us know if it works.
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Do you have a solution for the fan problem? Please don’t ignore me
Hi @Blackout, The conditions for the fan to turn on in the AC180P are as follows:
When the charging or discharging power reaches a certain value, the fan will start.
When the internal temperature of the machine reaches a certain level, the fan will also start. Once the internal temperature drops, the fan will stop.
Additionally, every time you turn on the machine, the fan will run for a short period for self-check purposes.
The fan is activated because it detected a high internal battery temperature, so it automatically turns on to dissipate heat. This is a normal phenomenon and does not require any action.
The AC180P is a larger model, and based on the video, the noise level does not exceed 60 decibels at its loudest, which is within an acceptable range. To me, the noise doesn’t seem loud and shouldn’t affect daily life.
The fan’s role is to provide cooling and will not damage the machine, so please rest assured.
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE New DSP v2078.07 firmware came to my two stations. (As I understand it, this is a modification in which some parameters have been slightly changed).
Installation went without problems.
The stations began to turn on much less often. Or rather, they still turn on if they are left plugged into a city power outlet when turned off. But it takes much more time for the station to turn on automatically. At the same time, I still do not understand why this happens. Since my multimeter, connected to a neighboring outlet, did not record significant deviations in voltage (229-236 volts) and frequency (49.95-50.00 Hz). If you know what activates the station to turn on automatically, tell me.
I have a station with the same software versions and it does not turn on, although it has a different BMS version. Maybe it has an effect?
It also seemed to me (I do not dare to say) that the charging power in the Standard mode is slightly reduced in the new version. But perhaps it seemed to me.
Can you tell me what is the difference between DSP v2078.07 and the latest official DSP v2078.06?
Hi @lavash_bluetti, The advantages of the new DSP are:
- It optimizes the issue of frequent PV charging relay switching in low light conditions.
- It relaxes the charging voltage for the grid-enhanced mode, allowing compatibility with a standard voltage input of 70%-130%, enabling more generators to charge.
- It resolves the random shutdown issue after fully charging.
We have confirmed that the new DSP will not affect the turn on time, but the BMS might. However, we noticed that you haven’t upgraded the BMS recently. Therefore, we suggest you record a video, upload it to a cloud drive, and share the link with us to check if everything is functioning normally.
Hello @BLUETTI_CARE . Thank you for the information about the changes in the DSP.
I don’t quite understand which BMS is outdated. At different stations I have (in brackets the number of stations with this version) v1033.12 (1), v1052.02 (2).
I recently checked for updates on all of them and none of them had information about the update.
With the BMS version v1033.12, the AC180 station number 2313000365676. This is the one that does not turn on when it is charged to 100%, turned off, but connected to a 230 volt network.(it was connected to the network before turning off the button).
Another station also does not turn on, but it is completely new. And it works without any problems at all. Judging by the software and the number, the release is 2024 (IOT v9046.01, ARM v2124.02, DSP v2126.02 BMS v1052.02).
And what video do you want to see? If the station turns on by itself? Then everything is simple there. The station is charged 100%, turned off, but plugged into a 230 volt outlet (it was connected to the network before turning off the button)… After different times, the station turns on by itself. I can shoot if you confirm the need.
“After different times, the station turns on by itself. I can shoot if you confirm the need.”
Came here for same problem, station works in bypass state from AC, turns on the fans by itself each 1-2 hours, yesterday accidentally the display was enabled and i saw the input wattage 350W, while the output was 60W and station working in by-pass UPS mode. We have some problems with power leakage, ladies and gentlemen
AC180P2352000424649
ARM v2089.03
DSP v2088.03
BMS v1039.01 (Looks like i need updates for this guy)
Hi @lavash_bluetti, Your BMS version v1033.12 is the latest. For other machines, if there are no issues, there’s no need to upgrade the BMS. We only push new firmware after thorough testing.
Regarding the machine with SN AC1802313000365676, has the issue been resolved? What is its DSP version? We plan to push a new DSP to address the shutdown issue after charging.
We would like to get a video comparing the startup speed after upgrading the DSP to see if there’s any impact on the boot time.
Hi @Kostyantin, We found that your firmware version is quite recent. If there are no other issues, there’s no need to upgrade.
We’d like to know if your AC180P is connected to a power source. If it is, it will automatically activate and turn on, which is normal.
The fan turning on every 1-2 hours is also normal, as the machine detects an increase in internal temperature and activates the fan for cooling. Once the temperature drops to a certain range, the fan will turn off. Additionally, please ensure that the area where the machine is placed is well-ventilated to aid in heat dissipation.
The input power refers to the charging power of the AC180P, while the output is 60W. Apart from the load, the remaining power is used to charge the AC180P, which is also normal and does not indicate a power leakage issue. Please rest assured.
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE !
The AC1802313000365676 station currently has the following software
ARM v2074.07
DSP v2078.07
BMS v1033.12
The station works without any issues. And this station after charging to 100% and forced shutdown (pressing and holding the power button), does not turn on by itself, remaining connected to the outlet.
The other two stations in the same situation turn on by themselves after a while and this raises questions for me. They currently have the following software:
ARM v2074.07
DSP v2078.07
BMS v1052.02
Hello, the fan sometimes turns on at high speeds when the load is only up to 90wt, and it may not even turn off at all, you have to reboot the station! Began to make a lot of noise after the update!
AC180P2349001356020
ARM v2089.03
DSP v2088.03
BMS v1039.01
AC180P
Hi @lavash_bluetti, It seems that the firmware on these 3 AC180 units is mostly consistent, with only minor differences in the BMS, though this should not cause such discrepancies.
When you mentioned manually shutting down the first AC180P, and that it doesn’t automatically turn on afterward, this is normal behavior. Only re-plugging the charging cable or turning off and restarting the grid would trigger the AC180P to power on automatically.
For the second and third units, which turn on automatically under similar conditions, we want to confirm: were they also manually turned off by pressing the power button? After that, was the charging cable re-plugged or was the grid disconnected and restarted at any point?
Hi @qwerty1, This seems like normal behavior. We would like to know whether you are using AC or DC load for this 90W device.
During both charging and discharging, the internal temperature of the battery cells increases, causing the fan to automatically turn on for cooling purposes. Unfortunately, the fan cannot be manually turned off, nor can this be achieved through a firmware upgrade, as it depends on not only the load power but also the internal cell temperature and environmental conditions. We recommend placing the AC180P in a well-ventilated, cool area or using an external fan to help with cooling.
The fact that the fan turns off after restarting is also normal. The fan’s activation and deactivation have hysteresis, so after restarting, it may not turn on again.
Hi @BLUETTI_CARE !
All three stations are AC180.
Yes, all are manually switched off and the power cable is left in the socket. The voltage did not disappear and no one touched the power cable connector.
And all stations are charged to 100%.
In the ones described above, the first station does not turn on by itself (it has BMS v1033.12).
The other two turn on by themselves. At the same time, while they had DSP v2078.06, they turned on by themselves quite quickly (approximately within the first few minutes). After installing DSP v2078.07, they also turn on but noticeably later - sometimes after ten minutes, sometimes after a couple of tens of minutes. But the interval has clearly increased.
Perhaps this is due to changes in network voltage and frequency. Recently, I often see voltage in the range of 233-240 volts and deviations to the lower side in frequency up to 49.95 Hz. It may also be a reaction not to voltage values, but to voltage changes.