@batfix 

I found two spreadsheets, respectively at:

https://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/196/2133.chemistry_5F00_selection_5F00_table.xls
https://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/196/6761.chemistry_5F00_selection_5F00_table.xls

Again I repeat, I do not know exactly to which chip/firmware this applies, so be sure you know what you are doing with this, because I personally don't and cannot advise on it!

Thank you, didn't find my 0031 or other low values...

Posted by: @batfix

Thank you, didn't find my 0031 or other low values

There is no such a chemistry ids, where you have found it?

Posted by: @carlmartin999

Again I repeat, I do not know exactly to which chip/firmware this applies

Those chemistry data only applied for Texas Instruments z-Gauges, so for chips with "z" letter in the name which specify Impedance Tracking algorithm used in firmware. No ANY other chips use these tables.

Is there a way for me to obtain the Sanyo Tools software and perform this myself? And would I need aditionnal hardware? I absolutely like the fact that members offer to help with remote sessions, but I know I could do it myself with the right tools and information, and eventually I would love to be able to help remotely as well. I think I have the proper skills and knowledge to add a bit of value to this community. I am new in the community and I don't expect you guys to trust me right away, but I think it would be nice in the future!

There is a software tool called Regedit developed by a guy from Vietnam, he has Sanyo Tools but I never tried it. I never tried to change a static value with his tool. You can contact him. The price is about ~500$ per year. You will need another hardware, I think it works with EV2300. The guy has poor English.

Posted by: @djibattworkshop

There is no such a chemistry ids, where you have found it?

I googled something like "TI impedance tracking chemistry id" and one of the links started the download of the xls file. Since it's from TI's website and somehow public, I thought it would be relevant to post it here on the forum.

Posted by: @azzido

There is a software tool called Regedit developed by a guy from Vietnam, he has Sanyo Tools but I never tried it. I never tried to change a static value with his tool. You can contact him. The price is about ~500$ per year. You will need another hardware, I think it works with EV2300. The guy has poor English.

@djibattworkshop , you said you were able to change static values. Is this how you did it?

Posted by: @carlmartin999

Since it's from TI's website and somehow public, I thought it would be relevant to post it here on the forum

You found correct tables. My question about 0031 chemistry was addressed to @batFix who post it.

Posted by: @carlmartin999

you said you were able to change static values. Is this how you did it?

No, me using another tools from R&D startup team cooperating with us. May be in future we will release common software with NIP-embedded with similar functionality like Regedit tools but at much affordable conditions. It will depends on customers interests and market demand.

Posted by: @djibattworkshop

No, me using another tools from R&D startup team cooperating with us. May be in future we will release common software with NIP-embedded with similar functionality like Regedit tools but at much affordable conditions. It will depends on customers interests and market demand.

Good to know!

Posted by: @carlmartin999

@batfix 

I found two spreadsheets, respectively at:

https://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/196/2133.chemistry_5F00_selection_5F00_table.xls
https://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/196/6761.chemistry_5F00_selection_5F00_table.xls

Again I repeat, I do not know exactly to which chip/firmware this applies, so be sure you know what you are doing with this, because I personally don't and cannot advise on it!

hi all, Can this sheet be applied to laptop batteries?

Only to batteries which use TI Impedance Tracking gauges. 

@djibattworkshop meaning it is suitable for Bqevsw and BqStudio data values,right ?

 Its not clear which data values you are talking about. The question was about laptop batteries. 

@djibattworkshop mean chemical ID

 Refer Texas Instruments application notes and technical reference manual. Everything is well described there. 

hello i want to edit design capacity how can i do that?