Started the procedure for discharging and after a random time, the process stopped by it self, why so >? params seems to be just fine...
Now i have to charge again, and discharge probabbly 🙁
So,. this is a bug or smth else? 10x
If you look at the SoC (State of Charge) above the graph you will see it is 0%. Probably the chip set TDA (Terminate Discharge Alarm). When the "Ignore SoC" option is enabled the other parameters like TDA or FD (Fully Discharge) are monitored to stop discharging.
Always put a picture with all parameters read from first tab.
This is not a bug. Topic moved in the right place.
I will try to update that parameter, 10x
Did you change the date of this battery ?
You can try to perform a calibration cycle with both Ignore SoC option set.
About the date, i think i change it when i've set "Design Capacity"
Yes, did the calibrate option but now is LOCKED. i think the cells have some problems
i think the cells have some problems
I would charge manually each cell to same voltage, you have significant disbalance between cells
Lets Make NLBA Great ! Together.
Changed the cells, but still locked, i can't charge or discharge
Go to Reset tab and press Clear Errors if chip is still locked, check the fuse if it's blown you have to restore it.
It has locked after i've changed the cells
it is the same battery / bms - look this screen before
Did you do this after you replaced the cells like i told you.
Go to Reset tab and press Clear Errors if chip is still locked, check the fuse if it's blown you have to restore it.
After replacing the cells the chip is still in the lock state. You need to do what @torture recommended you.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH 🤗 Now i'm finally "getting in business"
ps: it's just a test battery from a very close friend 👍
What was the issue ?
Comming back and posting the fix could help the other users.