At IC10 I have the following:

1,2: ~5V
3: 3.82V
4: .7V <--
5,6: ~5V
8: ~5V
11: ~5V <--

Looks like 4 and 11 are not as expected.

I spent some time searching the forum for others with overcurrent errors and reading the Wiki to make sure I wasn't missing something obvious. Came across the troubleshooting page for LDU board and followed the steps to diagnose there.

When measuring the two test points adjacent to R45 and R58 (no ...

Yup, bought from the web shop.

That sounds great, I’ll do just that. Much appreciated

This story lets me think I should work on the boot loader. I never wanted application specific code in it but I think there is a way around it: I could just reserve another flash page that has pin configuration info. It can start with some magic sequence like 0x55AA55AA. If the magic is not there ...

Hey, that stopped the positive contactor from kicking in at boot

Now just need to get it to stay on after key switch

Or like this lol

Like this?

I took it back apart and verified all my soldering for the connectors just to be sure I didn’t bridge something and miss it. While having the lid off I observed this behavior for the inverter board, (which happens regardless of having the contactors connected or not) Where the red LEDs on the ...

I can access the web interface. That’s where the screenshot of the “Power cycle inverter” and json error is coming from. I feel like I’m missing something fundamental. I coaxed the esp8266 module to work by building from source and uploading with Arduino, then uploaded spiffs. I was then able to log ...

I haven't been able to get that far yet to configure parameters, I also see this error message. When I go to snapshot.php I see that it's an empty array { "" }.. I attempted to restore parameters from the forum but keep getting the same error. This is the first time setup for this system. Voltage of ...

I'm having an interesting issue with the states of the contactors. When I power the system up it appears that all of the contactors are energized simultaneously for a moment, then upon start signal the positive is energized only briefly before opening again. I've made a video to illustrate this and ...

SO weird.. It'll work for a short period, let me click around the interface briefly, then restart and 404 all pages but update. I can upload the littlefs once again and it'll do the same, attempt to work then says uncompressed and redirects to update.. Maybe I just have a bad Olimex? Anyone that's ...

Maybe I spoke too soon. It worked, but now I get a "not compressed" message. I've tried running the script again and selecting "compress javascript -y" when prompted. Anyone have this happen as well?

kaleb wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 4:29 am @dima I flashed your most recent update, have a solid green light afterwards and no inverter SSID, something I did wrong?

Disregard. Using precompiled .bin didn't work as anticipated, but building with Arduino from the sketch worked.

@dima I flashed your most recent update, have a solid green light afterwards and no inverter SSID, something I did wrong?