To clarify, I did use the Victron Connect app in order to access VRM on the Victron web page.
Do you mean that I need to use the Victron Connect app itself to make changes to the settings and that I am not able to do so through VRM and/or the Cerbo GX Rpi?
Thanks for bearing with me.
Yes, in VRM, on the “Device list” I see all my Victron devices, including my SmartShunt 500A. When I click on the SmartShunt device, the screen expands depicting the information below. However, I see nothing that allows me to change settings.
Your previous post...
Thanks Brucey,
Note that I do not have "ve.can" or "ve.direct" or a Victron inverter..
Are you saying that I should be able to use VRM to “tunnel” into my shunts and SCC’s so I can change the settings?
If so, tomorrow I will explore VRM again to find a way to make changes on my devices .
My understanding is that my Cerbo GX Rpi cannot be used to change the charge settings on any of my Victron devices, such as my Smart Shunts, MPPTs nor any of the parameters on my Overkill BMSs, all of which devices already do successfully report data to my Rpi, and which data is also...
I ran my 2AWG from the front of my truck back to an Anderson plug on my rear bumper, then more 2AWg back into the trailer to land on bus bars positioned about six inches from the Orion. Then I ran 6 AWG for six inches from the bus bars into the Orion.
Agreed. I never size wire without taking...
I learned that exact same lesson about two minutes after I opened my first box of 280Ah cells. Providentially, the end of the bus bar never made full contact with the second terminal. The spark left only a very tiny divot off to the side of the contact surface.
Halleluiah!
I got my two 12v 280Ah batteries paralleled, with both batteries reporting good data to my Rpi Venus.
Below is a photo of my home page, where data from Batt 1 Shunt and Batt 1 BMS are reported.
Below shows my devices (note both Shunts and both BMS's are shown). My two Smart...
I just watched a very good youtube with a detailed comparison of the old Orion vs the new Orion XS. One of the key takeaways for me was that when smaller wire is used, the voltage drop in the wire causes both Orions to draw more current from the alternator so that the Orion can step up the...