PI30MAX - MAX Communication Protocol¶

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Implemented in protocol: PI30MAX | PI30 with model: MAX

1 Communication format
- 1.1 RS232
2 Inquiry Command
- 2.1 QPI<cr>: Device Protocol ID Inquiry
- 2.2 QID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry
- 2.3 QSID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry (the length is more than 14)
- 2.4 QVFW<cr>: Main CPU Firmware version inquiry
- 2.5 QVFW3<cr>: Another CPU (remote panel) Firmware version inquiry
- 2.6 VERFW:<cr>: Bluetooth version inquiry
- 2.7 QPIRI<cr>: Device Rating Information inquiry
- 2.8 QFLAG<cr>: Device flag status inquiry
- 2.9 QPIGS<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry
- 2.10 QPIGS2<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry (Only 48V model)
- 2.11 QPGSn<cr>: Parallel Information inquiry (Only 48V model)
- 2.12 QMOD<cr>: Device Mode inquiry
- 2.13 QPIWS<cr>: Device Warning Status inquiry
- 2.14 QDI<cr>: The default setting value information
- 2.15 QMCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max charging current
- 2.16 QMUCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max utility charging current
- 2.17 QOPPT<cr>: The device output source priority time order inquiry
- 2.18 QCHPT<cr>: The device charger source priority time order inquiry
- 2.19 QT<cr>: Time inquiry
- 2.20 QBEQI<cr>: Battery equalization status parameters inquiry
- 2.21 QMN<cr>: Query model name
- 2.22 QGMN<cr>: Query general model name
- 2.23 QET<CRC><cr>: Query total PV generated energy
- 2.24 QEYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of year
- 2.25 QEMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of month
- 2 .26 QEDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of day
- 2.27 QLT<CRC><cr>: Query total output load energy
- 2.28 QLYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of year
- 2.29 QLMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of month
- 2.30 QLDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of day
- 2.31 QBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message
- 2.32 PBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message
- 2.33 QLED<cr>: LED status parameters inquiry
3 Setting parameters Command
- 3.1 ATE1<CRC><cr>: Start ATE test, remote panel stop polling
- 3.2 ATE0: End ATE test, remote panel polling
- 3.3 PE<X> / PD<X><cr>: Setting some status enable/disable
- 3.4 PF<cr>: Setting control parameter to default value
- 3.5 MNCHGC<mnnn><cr>: Setting max charging current
- 3.6 MUCHGC<mnn><cr>: Setting utility max charging current
- 3.7 F<nn><cr>: Setting Inverter output rating frequency
- 3.8 V<nnn><cr>: Setting device output rating voltage
- 3.9 POP<NN><cr>: Setting device output source priority
- 3.10 PBCV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-charge voltage
- 3.11 PBDV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-discharge voltage
- 3.12 PCP<NN><cr>: Setting device charger priority
- 3.13 PGR<NN><cr>: Setting device grid working range
- 3.14 PBT<NN><cr>: Setting battery type
- 3.15 POPM<nn ><cr>: Set output mode
- 3.16 PPCP<MNN><cr>: Setting parallel device charger priority
- 3.17 PSDV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery cut-off voltage (Battery under voltage)
- 3.18 PCVV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery C.V. (constant voltage) charging voltage
- 3.19 PBFT<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery float charging voltage
- 3.20 RTEY<cr>: Reset all stored data for PV/load energy
- 3.21 RTDL<cr>: Erase all data log
- 3.22 PBEQE<n><cr>: Enable or disable battery equalization
- 3.23 PBEQT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization time
- 3.24 PBEQP<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization period
- 3.25 PBEQV<nn.nn><cr>: Set battery equalization voltage
- 3.26 PBEQOT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization over time
- 3.27 PBEQA<n><cr>: Active or inactive battery equalization now
- 3.28 PCVT<nnn><cr>: Setting max charging time at C.V stage
- 3.29 DAT< YYMMDDHHMMSS><cr>: Date and time
- 3.30 PBATCD<abc><cr>: Battery charge/discharge controlling command
- 3.31 PBATMAXDISC<nnn><cr>: Setting max discharging current
- 3.32 PLEDE<n><cr>: Enable/disable LED function
- 3.33 PLEDS<n><cr>: set LED speed
- 3.34 PLEDM<n><cr>: set LED effect
- 3.35 PLEDB<n><cr>: set LED brightness
- 3.36 PLEDT<n><cr>: set LED total number of colors
- 3.37 PLEDC<n><aaabbbccc><cr>: set LED color
4 Appendix
- 4.1 CRC calibration method

RJ45 to RS232 cable between computer and device

Communication format¶

RS232¶
Baud rate	Start bit	Data bit	Parity	Stop Bit
2400	1	8	N	1

Inquiry Command¶

2.1 QPI<cr>: Device Protocol ID Inquiry¶

Function: To request the device Protocol ID.
Computer: QPI<CRC><cr>
Device: (PI<NN> <CRC><cr>
N is an integer number ranging from 0 to 9.
Protocol ID distribution: 30 for Axpert KS series

2.2 QID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry¶

Computer: QID <CRC><cr>

Device: (XXXXXXXXXXXXXX <CRC><cr>

2.3 QSID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry (the length is more than 14)¶

Computer: QSID<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX <CRC><cr>
NN: Serial number valid length, X: Serial number, invalid part is filled as ‘0’, total X is 20.

2.4 QVFW<cr>: Main CPU Firmware version inquiry¶

Computer: QVFW<CRC><cr>
Device: (VERFW:<NNNNN.NN><CRC><cr>
<N> is a HEX number from 0…9 or A…F.

Example:
Computer: QVFW<CRC><cr>
Device: (VERFW:00123.01<CRC><cr>
00123: firmware series number； 01 ：version

2.5 QVFW3<cr>: Another CPU (remote panel) Firmware version inquiry¶

Computer: QVFW3<CRC><cr>
Device: (VERFW: <NNNNN.NN><CRC><cr>
<N> is a HEX number from 0…9 or A…F.

2.6 VERFW:<cr>: Bluetooth version inquiry¶

Computer: VERFW:<CRC><cr>
Device: (VERFW: <NNNNN.NN><cr>
<N> is a HEX number from 0…9 or A…F.

2.7 QPIRI<cr>: Device Rating Information inquiry¶

Computer: QPIRI<CRC><cr>

Device: (BBB.B CC.C DDD.D EE.E FF.F HHHH IIII JJ.J KK.K JJ.J KK.K LL.L O PP QQQ O P Q R SS T U VV.V W X YYY Z CCC <CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
	Component	Description	Units	Notes
A	(	Start byte
B	BBB.B	Grid rating voltage	V	B is an integer ranging from 0 to 9.
C	CC.C	Grid rating current	A	C is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
D	DDD.D	AC output rating voltage	V	D is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
E	EE.E	AC output rating frequency	Hz	E is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
F	FF.F	AC output rating current	A	F is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
H	HHHH	AC output rating apparent power	VA	H is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
I	IIII	AC output rating active power	W	I is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
J	JJ.J	Battery rating voltage	V	J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
K	KK.K	Battery re-charge voltage	V	K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
l	JJ.J	Battery under voltage	V	J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
M	KK.K	Battery bulk voltage	V	K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
N	LL.L	Battery float voltage	V	L is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
O	O	Battery type		0: AGM 1: Flooded 2: User 3: Pylon 5: Weco 6: Soltaro 8: Lib 9: Lic
P	PP	Max AC charging current	A	P is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9. If the max AC charging current is greater than 99A, then return to PPP
Q	QQQ	Max charging current	A	Q is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
O	O	Input voltage range		0: Appliance 1: UPS
P	P	Output source priority		0: UtilitySolarBat 1: SolarUtilityBat 2: SolarBatUtility
Q	Q	Charger source priority		1: Solar first 2: Solar + Utility 3: Only solar charging permitted
R	R	Parallel max num		R is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
S	SS	Machine type		00: Grid tie 01: Off Grid 10: Hybrid
T	T	Topology		0: transformerless 1: transformer
U	U	Output mode		00: single machine output 01: parallel output 02: Phase 1 of 3 Phase output 03: Phase 2 of 3 Phase output 04: Phase 3 of 3 Phase output 05: Phase 1 of 2 Phase output 06: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (120°) 07: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (180°)
V	VV.V	Battery re-discharge voltage	V	V is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
W	W	PV OK condition for parallel		0: As long as one unit of inverters has connect PV, parallel system will consider PV OK 1: Only All of inverters have connect PV, parallel system will consider PV OK
X	X	PV power balance		0: PV input max current will be the max charged current 1: PV input max power will be the sum of the max charged power and loads power.
Y	YYY	Max. charging time at C.V stage (only 48 V model)	min	Y is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
Z	Z	Operation Logic (only 48V model)		0: Automatically 1: On-line mode 2: ECO mode
A1	CCC	Max discharging current (only 48V model)	A	C is an integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.8 QFLAG<cr>: Device flag status inquiry¶

Computer: QFLAG <CRC><cr>
Device: (ExxxDxxx <CRC><cr>

ExxxDxxx is the flag status. E means enable, D means disable

Response Decode¶
x	Control setting
a	Enable/disable silence buzzer or open buzzer
b	Enable/Disable overload bypass function
d	Enable/Disable solar feed to grid (reserved feature)
k	Enable/Disable LCD display escape to default page after 1min timeout
u	Enable/Disable overload restart
v	Enable/Disable over temperature restart
x	Enable/Disable backlight on
y	Enable/Disable alarm on when primary source interrupt
z	Enable/Disable fault code record

2.9 QPIGS<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry¶

Computer: QPIGS <CRC><cr>

Device:

(BBB.B CC.C DDD.D EE.E FFFF GGGG HHH III JJ.JJ KKK OOO TTTT EE.E UUU.U WW.WW PPPPP b7b6b5b4b3b2b1b0 QQ VV MMMMM b10b9b8 Y ZZ AAAA <CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
i	Component	Description	Units	Notes
a	(	Start byte
b	BBB.B	Grid voltage	V	B is an Integer number 0 to 9.
C	CC.C	Grid frequency	Hz	C is an Integer number 0 to 9.
D	DDD.D	AC output voltage	V	D is an Integer number 0 to 9.
E	EE.E	AC output frequency	Hz	E is an Integer number from 0 to 9.
F	FFFF	AC output apparent power	VA	F is an Integer number from 0 to 9.
G	GGGG	AC output active power	W	G is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
H	HHH	Output load percent	%	DEVICE: HHH is Maximum of W% or VA%. VA% is a percent of apparent power. W% is a percent of active power.
I	III	BUS voltage	V	I is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
j	JJ.JJ	Battery voltage	V	J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
k	KK	K Battery charging current	A	K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
o	OOO	Battery capacity	%	O is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
P	TTTT	Inverter heat sink temperature	°C	T is an integer ranging from 0 to 9. NTC A/D value for Axpert 1~3K
r	EE.E	PV 1 Input current	A	E is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
t	UUU.U	PV 1 Input voltage	V	U is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
u	WW.WW	Battery voltage from SCC	V	W is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
w	PPPPP	Battery discharge current	A	P is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
x	b7b6b5b b3b2b1b	Device status		b7: add SBU priority version, 1: yes,0: no b6: configuration status: 1: Change 0: unchanged b5: SCC firmware version 1: Updated 0: unchanged b4: Load status: 0: Load off 1:Load on b3: battery voltage to steady while charging b2: Charging status b1: Charging status(SCC charging on/off) b0: Charging status(AC charging on/off) b2b1b0: 000: Do nothing 110: Charging on with SCC charge on 101: Charging on with AC charge on 111: Charging on with SCC and AC charge on
y	QQ	Battery voltage offset for fans on	10mV	Q is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
z	VV	EEPROM version		V is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
	MMMM	PV 1 Charging power	W	M is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
	b10b9b8	Device status		b10: flag for charging to floating mode b9: Switch On b8: flag for dustproof installed(1-dustproof installed,0-no dustproof, only available for Axpert V series)
	Y	Solar feed to grid status (reserved feature)		0: normal 1: solar feed to grid
	ZZ	Set country customized regulation (reserved feature)		00: India 01: Germany 02: South America
	AAAA	Solar feed to grid power (reserved feature)	W	A is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.10 QPIGS2<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry (Only 48V model)¶

Computer: QPIGS2 <CRC><cr>

Device: (BB.B CCC.C DDDDD <CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
i	Component	Description	Units	Notes
a	(	Start byte
b	BB.B	PV2 Input current	A	E is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
c	CCC.C	PV2 Input voltage	V	U is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
d	DDDDD	PV2 Charging power	W	M is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.11 QPGSn<cr>: Parallel Information inquiry (Only 48V model)¶

Computer: QPGSn<CRC><cr>; n is parallel machine number.

Device:

(A BBBBBBBBBBBBBB C DD EEE.E FF.FF GGG.G HH.HH IIII JJJJ KKK LL.L MMM NNN OOO.O PPP QQQQQ RRRRR SSS b7b6b5b4b3b2b1b0 T U VVV WWW ZZ XX YYY OOO.O XX<CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
i	Component	Description	Units	Notes
A	(	Start byte
B	A	Whether the parallel num		0 ：No exist 1 ：Exist.
C	BBBBBBBBBBBBBB	Serial number		B is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
D	C	Work mode		C is an character	refer to QMOD
E	DD	Fault code		D is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
F	EEE.E	Grid voltage	V	E is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
G	FF.FF	Grid frequency	Hz	F is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
H	GGG.G	AC output voltage	V	G is an Integer ranging from^ 0 to 9.
I	HH.HH	AC output frequency	Hz	H is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
J	IIII	AC output apparent power	VA	I is an Integer number from 0 to 9.
K	JJJJ	AC output active power	W	J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
L	KKK	Load percentage	%	K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
M	LL.L	Battery voltage	V	L is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
N	MMM	Battery charging current	A	M is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
O	NNN	Battery capacity	%	N is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
P	OOO.O	PV 1 Input Voltage	V	O is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
Q	PPP	Total charging current	A	P is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
R	QQQQQ	Total AC output apparent power	VA	Q is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
S	RRRRR	Total output active power	W	R is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
T	SSS	Total AC output percentage	%	S is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
U	b7b6b5b4b3b2b1b0	Inverter Status		b7: 1 SCC OK, 0 SCC LOSS b6: 1 AC Charging, 0 AC no charging b5: 1 SCC Charging, 0 SCC no charging b4b3: 2 battery open, 1 battery under, 0 battery normal b2: 1 Line loss, 0 Line ok b1: 1 load on, 0 load off b0: configuration status: 1: Change 0: unchanged
V	T	Output mode		0: single machine 1: parallel output 2: Phase 1 of 3 phase output 3: Phase 2 of 3 phase output 4: Phase 3 of 3 phase output 5: Phase 1 of 2 Phase output 6: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (120°) 7: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (180°)
W	U	Charger source priority		0: Utility first 1: Solar first 2: Solar + Utility 3: Solar only
X	VVV	Max charger current	A	V is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
Y	WWW	Max charger range	A	W is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
Z	ZZ	Max AC charger current	A	Z is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9. If the max AC charging current is greater than 99A	then return to ZZZ
a	XX	PV 1 input current	A	X is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
b	YYY	Battery discharge current	A	Y is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
c	OOO.O	PV 2 input voltage	V	O is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
d	XX	PV2 input current	A	X is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.

Fault Codes¶
Fault Code	Fault Event
01	Fan is locked when inverter is off.
02	Over temperature
03	Battery voltage is too high
04	Battery voltage is too low
05	Output short circuited.
06	Output voltage is too high.
07	Overload time out
08	Bus voltage is too high
09	Bus soft start failed
10	PV over current
11	PV over voltage
12	DCDC over current
13	Battery discharge over current
51	Over current
52	Bus voltage is too low
53	Inverter soft start failed
55	Over DC voltage in AC output
57	Current sensor failed
58	Output voltage is too low
60	Power feedback protection
71	Firmware version inconsistent
72	Current sharing fault
80	CAN fault
81	Host loss
82	Synchronization loss
83	Battery voltage detected different
84	AC input voltage and frequency detected different
85	AC output current unbalance
86	AC output mode setting is different

2.12 QMOD<cr>: Device Mode inquiry¶

Computer: QMOD<CRC><cr>

Device: (M<CRC><cr>

Fault Codes¶
Code(M)	Notes
P	Power on mode
S	Standby mode
L	Line mode
B	Battery mode
F	Fault mode
D	Shutdown mode

Example:
Computer: QMOD<CRC><cr>
DEVICE: (L<CRC><cr>
Means: the current DEVICE mode is Line (Grid) mode.

2.13 QPIWS<cr>: Device Warning Status inquiry¶

Computer: QPIWS<CRC> <cr>
Device: (a0a1.....a 30 a 31 <CRC><cr>
a0… a35 is the warning status. If the warning is happened, the relevant bit will set 1, else the relevant bit will set 0. The following table is the warning code.

Fault Codes¶
bit	Warning	Notes
a0	PV loss	Warning
a1	Inverter fault	Fault
a2	Bus Over	Fault
a3	Bus Under	Fault
a4	Bus Soft Fail	Fault
a5	LINE_FAIL	Warning
a6	OPVShort	Fault
a7	Inverter voltage too low	Fault
a8	Inverter voltage too high	Fault
a9	Over temperature	Compile with a1, if a1=1,fault, otherwise warning
a10	Fan locked	Compile with a1, if a1=1,fault, otherwise warning
a11	Battery voltage high	Compile with a1, if a1=1,fault, otherwise warning
a12	Battery low alarm	Warning
a13	Reserved
a14	Battery under shutdown	Warning
a15	Battery derating	Warning
a16	Over load	Compile with a1, if a1=1,fault, otherwise warning
a17	Eeprom fault	Warning
a18	Inverter Over Current	Fault
a19	Inverter Soft Fail	Fault
a20	Self Test Fail	Fault
a21	OP DC Voltage Over	Fault
a22	Bat Open
a23	Current Sensor Fail	Fault
a24	Reserved
a25	Reserved
a26	Reserved
a27	Reserved
a28	Reserved
a29	Reserved
a30	Reserved
a31	Battery weak (only 48V model)	24V model: a31, a32 is fault code
a32	Reserved	48V model: a32, a33 is fault code
a33	Reserved	48V model: a32	a33 is fault code
a34	Reserved
a35	Battery equalization	Warning

2.14 QDI<cr>: The default setting value information¶

Computer: QDI<CRC><cr>

Device: (BBB.B CC.C 00DD EE.E FF.F GG.G HH.H II J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W YY.Y X Z aaa bbb<CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
i	Component	Description	Units	Notes	Axpert
A	(	Start byte
B	BBB.B	AC output voltage	V	B is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 230.0 for HV models, 120.0 for LV models
C	CC.C	AC output frequency	Hz	C is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 50.0 for HV models, 60.0 for LV models
D	00DD	Max AC charging current	A	D is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 0030
E	EE.E	Battery Under voltage	V	E is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 44.0
F	FF.F	Charging float voltage	V	F is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 54.0
G	GG.G	Charging bulk voltage	V	G is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 56.4
H	HH.H	Battery default re-charge voltage	V	H is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 46.0 for HV model
I	II	Max charging current	A	I is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 60 for HV model
J	J	AC input voltage range		J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for Appliances range
K	K	Output source priority		K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1. Default 0 for utility first
L	L	Charger source priority		L is an Integer ranging from 1 to 3.	Default 2 for solar and utility
M	M	Battery type		M is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for AGM
N	N	Enable/disable silence buzzer or open buzzer		N is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for enable buzzer
O	O	Enable/Disable power saving		O is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for disable power saving
P	P	Enable/Disable overload restart		P is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for disable overload restart
Q	Q	Enable/Disable over temperature restart		Q is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for disable over temperature restart
R	R	Enable/Disable LCD backlight on		R is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 1 for enable LCD backlight on
S	S	Enable/Disable alarm on when primary source interrupt		S is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 1 for enable alarm on when primary source interrupt
T	T	Enable/Disable fault code record		T is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 1 for disable fault code record
U	U	Overload bypass		U is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 0 for disable overload bypass function
V	V	Enable/Disable LCD display escape to default page after 1min timeout		V is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.	Default 1 for LCD display escape to default page
W	W	Output mode		W is an Integer ranging from 0 to 4.	Default 0 for single output
Y	YY.Y	Battery re-discharge voltage	V	W is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.	Default 54.0 for HV model
X	X	PV OK condition for parallel		X is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1	0: As long as one unit of inverters has connect PV, parallel system will consider PV OK
Z	Z	PV power balance		X is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1	0: PV input max current will be the max charged current
a	aaa	Max. charging time at C.V stage(only 48V model)		a is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9
b	bbb	Max discharging current (only 48V model)	A	b is an integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.15 QMCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max charging current¶

Computer: QMCHGCR<CRC><cr>
Device: (AAA BBB CCC DDD......<CRC><cr>
More value can be added, make sure there is a space character between every value.

2.16 QMUCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max utility charging current¶

Computer: QMUCHGCR<CRC><cr>
Device: (AAA BBB CCC DDD......<CRC><cr>
More value can be added, make sure there is a space character between every value.

2.17 QOPPT<cr>: The device output source priority time order inquiry¶

Computer: QOPPT<CRC><cr>
Device: (M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M N O O O<CRC><cr>
M: 24 hour correspond to the output source priority (0: Utility first, 1: Solar first, 2: SBU)
N: device output source priority
O: selection of output source priority order

Example:
Computer: QOPPT<CRC><cr>
Device: (0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2<CRC><cr>
Means: the device output source priority time order is SBU from 5 to 6, and output source priority is Utility first.

2.18 QCHPT<cr>: The device charger source priority time order inquiry

Computer: QCHPT<CRC><cr>
Device: (M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M N O O O<CRC><cr>
M: 24 hour correspond to the charger source priority (1: Solar first, 2: Solar + Utility, 3: Only solar charging permitted)
N: device charger source priority
O: selection of o charger source priority order

Example:
Computer: QCHPT<CRC><cr>
Device: (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 0<CRC><cr>
Means: the device charger source priority time order is solar + utility from 20 to 23, and charger source priority is Solar first.

2.19 QT<cr>: Time inquiry¶

Computer: QT<cr>
Device: (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS<cr>

Example:
Computer: QT<cr>
Device: (20180101111120<cr>
Means: The time is 2018/01/01 11:11:20.

Response Decode¶
Component	Description	Notes
(	Start byte
YYYYMMDD	Date	Y, M and D are an Integer number 0 to 9.
HHMMSS	Time	H, M and S are an Integer number 0 to 9.

2.20 QBEQI<cr>: Battery equalization status parameters inquiry¶

Computer: QBEQI<CRC><cr>

Device: (B CCC DDD EEE FFF GG.GG HHH III J KKKK<CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
Pos	Component	Description	Unit	Notes
a	(	Start byte
b	B	Enable or Disable equalization		B is an Integer number 0 to 1.
C	CCC	equalization time	min	C s an Integer number 0 to 9.
D	DDD	equalization period	day	D is an Integer number 0 to 9.
E	EEE	equalization max current	A	E is an Integer number from 0 to 9.
F	FFF	reserved		reserved
G	GG.GG	equalization voltage	V	G is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
H	HHH	reserved		reserved
I	III	equalization over time	min	I is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
j	J	equalization active status		J is an Integer ranging from 0 to 1.
k	KKKK	equalization elapse time	hour	K is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.21 QMN<cr>: Query model name¶

Computer: QMN<CRC><cr>
Device: (MMMMM-NNNN<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
MMMMM: model name, NNNN: Rated output VA

2.22 QGMN<cr>: Query general model name¶

Computer: QGMN<CRC><cr>

Device: (NNN<CRC><cr> if Inverter accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>

2.23 QET<CRC><cr>: Query total PV generated energy¶

Computer: QET<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
NNNNNNNN: Generated energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.24 QEYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of year¶

Computer: QEYyyyy<cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Generated energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.25 QEMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of month¶

Computer: QEMyyyymm <CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
mm: Month, m: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Generated energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.26 QEDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of day¶

Computer: QEDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
mm: Month, m: 0~9
dd: Day, d: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Generated energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.27 QLT<CRC><cr>: Query total output load energy¶

Computer: QLT<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
NNNNNNNN: Output load energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.28 QLYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of year¶

Computer: QLYyyyy<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Output load energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.29 QLMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of month¶

Computer: QLMyyyymm<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
mm: Month, m: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Output load energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.30 QLDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of day¶

Computer: QLDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>
Device: (NNNNNNNN<CRC><cr>
yyyy: Year, y: 0~9
mm: Month, m: 0~9
dd: Day, d: 0~9
NNNNNNNN: Output load energy, N: 0~9, unit: Wh

2.31 QBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message¶

Computer: QBMS<CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK <CRC><cr>

2.32 PBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message¶

Remote box: PBMSa bbb c d e fff ggg hhh iiii jjjj<CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr>

Response Decode¶
Component	Description	Unit	Notes
a	Battery connect status		0: connect	1: disconnect.
bbb	Battery percentage	%	b is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
c	Force AC charge battery in any case		0: Do not force	1: Force.
d	Battery stop discharge flag		0: Enable discharge	1: disable discharging
e	Battery stop charge flag		0: Enable charge	1: disable charging
fff	Battery C.V. charging voltage	V	f is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
ggg	Battery floating charging voltage	V	g is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
hhh	Battery cut-off voltage	V	h is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
iiii	Battery max. charging current	A	i is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.
jjjj	Battery max. discharging current	j is an Integer ranging from 0 to 9.

2.33 QLED<cr>: LED status parameters inquiry¶

Computer: QLED<cr>

UPS: (A B C D E aaa1bbb1ccc1 aaa 2 bbb 2 ccc 2 (aaa 3 bbb 3 ccc3)<cr>

Response Decode¶
Item	Data	Description	Notes
a	(	Start code
b	A	Enable or Disable	A is an Integer number 0 to 1.
c	B	LED speed	B is an Integer ranging from 0 to 2. 0 means low; 1 means medium; 2 means fast
d	C	LED effect	C is an Integer ranging from 0 to 3. 0 means breathing; 2 means solid; 3 means right scrolling
e	D	LED brightness	D is an Integer ranging from 1 to 9. 1 means low; 5 means normal; 9 means high
f	E	LED total number of colors	E is an Integer ranging from 2 to 3.
g	aaa1bbb1ccc1 aaa2bbb2ccc2 aaa3bbb3ccc3	aaa means red bbb means green ccc means blue	aaa1, bbb1, ccc1, aaa2, bbb2, ccc2, aaa3, bbb3, ccc3 is an Integer ranging from 0 to 255.

3 Setting parameters Command¶

3.1 ATE1<CRC><cr>: Start ATE test, remote panel stop polling¶

3.2 ATE0: End ATE test, remote panel polling¶

3.3 PE<X> / PD<X><cr>: Setting some status enable/disable¶

Computer: PE<X> / PD<X><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if DEVICE accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
PEx / PDx set flag status. PE means enable, PD means disable

Control Settings¶
x	Control Setting
a	Enable/disable silence buzzer or open buzzer
b	Enable/disable overload bypass
d	Enable/Disable solar feed to grid (reserved feature)
k	Enable/Disable LCD display escape to default page after 1min timeout
u	Enable/Disable overload restart and battery over discharge restart
v	Enable/Disable over temperature restart
x	Enable/Disable backlight on
y	Enable/Disable alarm on when primary source interrupt
z	Enable/Disable fault code record

3.4 PF<cr>: Setting control parameter to default value¶

Computer: PF<CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Note: The correct default value can be gain by QDI command.

3.5 MNCHGC<mnnn><cr>: Setting max charging current¶

Computer: MNCHGC<mnnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Setting value can be gain by QMCHGCR command.
nnn is max charging current, m is parallel machine number.

3.6 MUCHGC<mnn><cr>: Setting utility max charging current¶

Computer: MUCHGC<mnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Setting value can be gain by QMUCHGCR command.
nn is max charging current, m is parallel machine number.
If the max AC charging current is greater than 99A, modify it to nnn

3.7 F<nn><cr>: Setting Inverter output rating frequency¶

Computer: F<nn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if Inverter accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Set UPS output rating frequency to 50Hz.or 60Hz

3.8 V<nnn><cr>: Setting device output rating voltage¶

Computer: V<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Set inverter output rating voltage to 220V/230V/240V for HV models.
Set inverter output rating voltage to 127V/120V/110V for LV models.

3.9 POP<NN><cr>: Setting device output source priority¶

Computer: POP<NN><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Set output source priority, 00 for UtilitySolarBat, 01 for SolarUtilityBat, 02 for SolarBatUtility

3.10 PBCV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-charge voltage¶

Computer: PBCV<nn.n><CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>

3.11 PBDV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-discharge voltage¶

Computer: PBDV<nn.n><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
00.0V means battery is full (charging in float mode).

3.12 PCP<NN><cr>: Setting device charger priority¶

Computer: PCP<NN><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Set output source priority,
01 for solar first, 0 2 for solar and utility, 0 3 for only solar charging

3.13 PGR<NN><cr>: Setting device grid working range¶

Computer: PGR<NN><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Set device grid working range, 00 for appliance, 01 for UPS

3.14 PBT<NN><cr>: Setting battery type¶

Computer: PBT<NN><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Setting battery type, 00 for AGM, 01 for Flooded battery, 02 for user define, 03 for Pylontech, 04 for Shinheung, 05 for Weco, 06 for Soltaro, 07 for BAK, 08 for Lib, 09 for Lic

3.15 POPM<nn><cr>: Set output mode¶

Computer: POPM<nn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Set output mode to 00/01/02/03/04 for HV models.
Set output mode to 00/01/02/03/04/05/06/07 for LV models.

nn:
00: single machine output
01: parallel output
02: Phase 1 of 3 Phase output
03: Phase 2 of 3 Phase output
04: Phase 3 of 3 Phase output
05: Phase 1 of 2 Phase output
06: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (120°)
07: Phase 2 of 2 Phase output (180°)

3.16 PPCP<MNN><cr>: Setting parallel device charger priority¶

Computer: PCP<MNN><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
01 for solar first, 02 for solar and utility, 03 for only solar charging
M is parallel machine number.

3.17 PSDV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery cut-off voltage (Battery under voltage)¶

Computer: PSDV<nn.n><CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>

3.18 PCVV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery C.V. (constant voltage) charging voltage¶

Computer: PCVV<nn.n><CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>

3.19 PBFT<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery float charging voltage¶

Computer: PBFT<nn.n><CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>

3.20 RTEY<cr>: Reset all stored data for PV/load energy¶

Computer: RTEY<CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>

3.21 RTDL<cr>: Erase all data log¶

Computer: RTDL<CRC><cr>

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>

3.22 PBEQE<n><cr>: Enable or disable battery equalization¶

Computer: PBEQE<n><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Enable or Disable battery equalization, n=1 means enable; n=0 means disable.

3.23 PBEQT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization time¶

Computer: PBEQT<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Set equalization time, nnn is in the range of 5 to 900minute, every click increase or decrease 5minute.

3.24 PBEQP<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization period¶

Computer: PBEQP<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Set equalization period, nnn is in the range of 0 to 90day, every click increase or decrease 1day.

3.25 PBEQV<nn.nn><cr>: Set battery equalization voltage¶

Computer: PBEQV<nn.nn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Set equalization time, nn.nn is in the range as below.

3.26 PBEQOT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization over time¶

Computer: PBEQOT<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Set equalization time, nnn is in the range of 5 to 900minute, every click increase or decrease 5minute.

3.27 PBEQA<n><cr>: Active or inactive battery equalization now¶

Computer: PBEQA<n><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
Active or inactive battery equalization now, n=1 means active; n=0 means inactive.

3.28 PCVT<nnn><cr>: Setting max charging time at C.V stage¶

Computer: PCVT<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
Setting value can be gain by QMCHGCR command.
nnn is max charging time at C.V stage, the range is from 000 to 900 but in multiples of 5. 000 means automatically.

3.29 DAT<YYMMDDHHMMSS><cr>: Date and time¶

Computer: DAT<YYMMDDHHMMSS><CRC><cr> <Y, M, D, H, S> is an integer number 0 to 9

Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>

3.30 PBATCD<abc><cr>: Battery charge/discharge controlling command¶

Computer: PBATCD<abc><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
a = Discharge completely on/off
b = Discharge on/off, but standby allowed (so small discharge allowed)
c = Charge completely on/off

Setting Detail¶
abc	Charger	Discharger
111	Enabled	Enabled
011	Enabled	depends on Prog16 setting if AC source valid, charge 2A from AC, even if prog. 16 is “only solar”. If prog. 16 is any other setting, ignore and let charging from AC source continue normally. Disabled discharger and shut down unit completely when insufficient PV or Grid is present.
101	Enabled	depends on Prog16 setting if AC source valid, charge 2A from AC, even if prog. 16 is “only solar”. If prog. 16 is any other setting, ignore and let charging from AC source continue normally. Disabled discharger but keep unit stay at standby mode.
110	Disabled	Enabled
010	Disabled	Disabled and shut down unit completely when no PV or Grid is present.
100	Disabled	Disabled discharger but keep unit stay at standby mode.
001	N/A	N/A
000	Cleaned the enable/disable charger flags and return to previous charger status.	Cleaned the enable/disable discharger flags and return to previous discharger status.

3.31 PBATMAXDISC<nnn><cr>: Setting max discharging current¶

Computer: PBATMAXDISC<nnn><CRC><cr>
Device: (ACK<CRC><cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<CRC><cr>
nnn is max discharging current
48V unit: 000 or 30A~1 5 0A 000 means the function will be disable.

3.32 PLEDE<n><cr>: Enable/disable LED function¶

Computer: PLEDE<n><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
n: 0 means disable; 1 means enable

3.33 PLEDS<n><cr>: set LED speed¶

Computer: PLEDS<n><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
n: 0 means low; 1 means medium; 2 means fast

3.34 PLEDM<n><cr>: set LED effect¶

Computer: PLEDM<n><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
n: 0 means breathing; 2 means solid; 3 means right scrolling

3.35 PLEDB<n><cr>: set LED brightness¶

Computer: PLEDB<n><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
n means LED brightness, 1 means low; 5 means normal; 9 means high

3.36 PLEDT<n><cr>: set LED total number of colors¶

Computer: PLEDT<n><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr> if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
n means total number of colors, between 2 and 3

3.37 PLEDC<n><aaabbbccc><cr>: set LED color¶

Computer: PLEDC<n><aaabbbccc><cr>
Device: (ACK<cr>
<n> must less than LED total number of colors, if device accepts this command, otherwise, responds (NAK<cr>
<n> means LED order, between 1 and 3; 1 indicate Line mode, 2 indicate AVR mode, 3 indicate Battery mode <aaa, bbb, ccc> means RGB, between 0 and 255
For example:
Computer: PLEDC3160032240<cr>
Device: (ACK<cr>
Means: set battery mode to purple.

PI30MAX - MAX Communication Protocol¶

Document Details¶

Communication format¶

Inquiry Command¶

2.1 QPI<cr>: Device Protocol ID Inquiry¶

2.2 QID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry¶

2.3 QSID<cr>: The device serial number inquiry (the length is more than 14)¶

2.4 QVFW<cr>: Main CPU Firmware version inquiry¶

2.5 QVFW3<cr>: Another CPU (remote panel) Firmware version inquiry¶

2.6 VERFW:<cr>: Bluetooth version inquiry¶

2.7 QPIRI<cr>: Device Rating Information inquiry¶

2.8 QFLAG<cr>: Device flag status inquiry¶

2.9 QPIGS<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry¶

2.10 QPIGS2<cr>: Device general status parameters inquiry (Only 48V model)¶

2.11 QPGSn<cr>: Parallel Information inquiry (Only 48V model)¶

2.12 QMOD<cr>: Device Mode inquiry¶

2.13 QPIWS<cr>: Device Warning Status inquiry¶

2.14 QDI<cr>: The default setting value information¶

2.15 QMCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max charging current¶

2.16 QMUCHGCR<cr>: Enquiry selectable value about max utility charging current¶

2.17 QOPPT<cr>: The device output source priority time order inquiry¶

2.19 QT<cr>: Time inquiry¶

2.20 QBEQI<cr>: Battery equalization status parameters inquiry¶

2.21 QMN<cr>: Query model name¶

2.22 QGMN<cr>: Query general model name¶

2.23 QET<CRC><cr>: Query total PV generated energy¶

2.24 QEYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of year¶

2.25 QEMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of month¶

2.26 QEDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query PV generated energy of day¶

2.27 QLT<CRC><cr>: Query total output load energy¶

2.28 QLYyyyy<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of year¶

2.29 QLMyyyymm<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of month¶

2.30 QLDyyyymmdd<CRC><cr>: Query output load energy of day¶

2.31 QBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message¶

2.32 PBMS<CRC><cr>: BMS message¶

2.33 QLED<cr>: LED status parameters inquiry¶

3 Setting parameters Command¶

3.1 ATE1<CRC><cr>: Start ATE test, remote panel stop polling¶

3.2 ATE0: End ATE test, remote panel polling¶

3.3 PE<X> / PD<X><cr>: Setting some status enable/disable¶

3.4 PF<cr>: Setting control parameter to default value¶

3.5 MNCHGC<mnnn><cr>: Setting max charging current¶

3.6 MUCHGC<mnn><cr>: Setting utility max charging current¶

3.7 F<nn><cr>: Setting Inverter output rating frequency¶

3.8 V<nnn><cr>: Setting device output rating voltage¶

3.9 POP<NN><cr>: Setting device output source priority¶

3.10 PBCV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-charge voltage¶

3.11 PBDV<nn.n><cr>: Set battery re-discharge voltage¶

3.12 PCP<NN><cr>: Setting device charger priority¶

3.13 PGR<NN><cr>: Setting device grid working range¶

3.14 PBT<NN><cr>: Setting battery type¶

3.15 POPM<nn><cr>: Set output mode¶

3.16 PPCP<MNN><cr>: Setting parallel device charger priority¶

3.17 PSDV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery cut-off voltage (Battery under voltage)¶

3.18 PCVV<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery C.V. (constant voltage) charging voltage¶

3.19 PBFT<nn.n><cr>: Setting battery float charging voltage¶

3.20 RTEY<cr>: Reset all stored data for PV/load energy¶

3.21 RTDL<cr>: Erase all data log¶

3.22 PBEQE<n><cr>: Enable or disable battery equalization¶

3.23 PBEQT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization time¶

3.24 PBEQP<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization period¶

3.25 PBEQV<nn.nn><cr>: Set battery equalization voltage¶

3.26 PBEQOT<nnn><cr>: Set battery equalization over time¶

3.27 PBEQA<n><cr>: Active or inactive battery equalization now¶

3.28 PCVT<nnn><cr>: Setting max charging time at C.V stage¶

3.29 DAT<YYMMDDHHMMSS><cr>: Date and time¶

3.30 PBATCD<abc><cr>: Battery charge/discharge controlling command¶

3.31 PBATMAXDISC<nnn><cr>: Setting max discharging current¶

3.32 PLEDE<n><cr>: Enable/disable LED function¶

3.33 PLEDS<n><cr>: set LED speed¶

3.34 PLEDM<n><cr>: set LED effect¶

3.35 PLEDB<n><cr>: set LED brightness¶

3.36 PLEDT<n><cr>: set LED total number of colors¶

3.37 PLEDC<n><aaabbbccc><cr>: set LED color¶

4 Appendix¶

4.1 CRC calibration method¶