Victron energy BMV-600S Anleitung Seite 8

1.4.3 Automatic detection of nominal system voltage
Although the BMV factory settings are chosen for a 12 V battery
system (144 V for the BMV-600HS), the BMV is able to automatically
determine the nominal voltage. The BMV is also able to adjust the
charged voltage parameter without user intervention.
During charging, the BMV measures the battery voltage, and uses this
to estimate the nominal voltage. The following table shows how the
nominal voltage is determined, and how the charged voltage
parameter is adjusted as a result.
Measured voltage (V)
< 15
15 - 30
30 - 45
45 - 60
60 - 90
90 – 180
≥ 180
Notes:
The nominal voltage will only increase.
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After one hour of charging the BMV will stop estimating and
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use the current nominal voltage.
If the voltage charged parameter is altered by the user, the
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BMV will stop estimating.
1.4.4 PC-Link
The BMV-600HS and BMV-602S feature a serial communications
interface for connecting to a PC or other suitable equipment, to provide
remote monitoring and logging capabilities. For information on how to
use the communications interface, contact your Victron dealer, or email
sales@victronenergy.com.
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Assumed nominal voltage (V)
12
24
36
48
72
144
288
Adjusted charged voltage (V)
13.2
26.4
39.6
52.8
79.2
158.4
316.8