Hi all,
According to this fantastic set of instructions for the gen 2 charger, IN1 needs 12V+.
https://github.com/damienmaguire/Tesla- ... manual.pdf
Is that also true of the gen 3 charger?
Tesla gen 3 charger IN1 pin
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Re: Tesla gen 3 charger IN1 pin
Yes it needs the enable IN1 seeing 12V for things to work.
They run the firmware if I am not mistaken.
They run the firmware if I am not mistaken.
Re: Tesla gen 3 charger IN1 pin
I asked the question and then set it up to test anyways but saw no change. At least now I know it needs to stay powered, so thank you. I'm not sure what's missing, but I'm out of ideas for the time being.
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Re: Tesla gen 3 charger IN1 pin
Then respond somewhere in an existing thread there is no change. I cannot sniff what you are up to.
Re: Tesla gen 3 charger IN1 pin
It would sure be a lot easier if you could!
Everyone has their own ideas for proper posting etiquette. I was trying to be concise here, in case anyone else is trying to figure out the proper configuration for this particular version of control board.
However, it's just a small piece of an overall larger issue that I'm dealing with which is that I am an idiot and I don't know what I'm doing. I know just enough about this to be dangerous, but not helpful.
That said, what I am up to is trying to charge a 75kWh battery pack with a gen 3 charger.