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The BMS GSM must be inserted into the corresponding header of the BMS controller. The device must be fixed to the BMS controller by **11mm M3 standoffs** and M3 screws. |
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-Here is the example of BMS Wi-Fi header on BMS Main X: |
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+Here is the example of header for additional devices on BMS Main X: |
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-[[image:1734099661846-836.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="423" width="450"]] |
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+[[image:1734100655472-941.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" height="423" width="450"]] |
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Before configuring the device, a SIM card of the cellular operator must be inserted into the holder on the device board. |
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= Configuration = |
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-Configuring the BMS GSM 1.x must be done according to the BMS controller’s configuration manual. Typically, the connection settings are in the “Connectivity -> GSM” section of the BMS controller. |
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+Configuring the BMS GSM 1.x must be done according to the BMS controller’s configuration manual, see [[Battery management systems>>path:/bin/view/Battery%20management%20systems/]]. |
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+Typically, the connection settings located in the “Connectivity -> GSM” section of the BMS controller. |
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To apply new connection settings, it is necessary to restart the BMS controller. |
