A software update won’t be possible because the parameters are hardware-dependent. The device’s components can’t handle this.
@Ake1 could you be more specific on the hardware limitations? The specs for the SolarX are 58v and 80A maximum. Since it uses the same output connector for either the parallel cable or P090D cable, I don’t understand how it could be hardware-limited for one but not the other. Thanks!
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Yes I don’t understand either why it couldn’t be fixed with even a dummy signal to the CAN port. I expect it’s the default voltage ratio when no setting is applied rather than any hardware limitation.
I would expect that if you output from the SolarX 4k to a bus bar and then ran the P090D cable connected to the CAN port with a voltage set at 58V and the triple XT60 cable was also connected to the Bus Bar then it would also be 58V because what else is it going to be.
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Observing charging of the Apex 300’s i have in my array… they do charge at different rates and they rotated higher to lower charging. So strange.
three is strong textNO CAN (Ethernet ) connection on 3 way XT60 cable. At least on my cable. But on single unit cable there is one (I have both types of cables).
Yep. So if you’re apparently gonna hook the Solar X up to a large panel array, do your homework and check the panels specs carefully so you don’t exceed the amperage. They’ll obviously need to be wired in series so the rated amperage stays the same.
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Hello
I have connected the SolarX to my two apex300 with an xt60-f cable, I have checked the connections and it seems that they are fine and when I turn on the SolarX it gives me the application error S013 charging mode error
That S013 error does not appear in the instruction book, how can I fix it? Thank you
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