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2 = Settings =
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5 == Connectivity ==
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7 === CAN (external) ===
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9 To change the parameters of the external CAN bus, designed to configure the device and interact with the upper-level system, select the "Connectivity - CAN (external)" section:
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13 In this section:
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15 * Enable – a flag to enable the CAN bus transceiver;
16 * Node ID – an identifier of the device in the CANopen network;
17 * Bus speed – CAN bus baud rate;
18 * Send TPDO messages – a flag to enable sending TPDO messages on each Sync message;
19 * Send Sync messages – a flag to enabled sending Sync messages (CANID = 0x80, no data);
20 * Sync period – a period of sending Sync messages, ms;
21 * Send Heartbeat messages – a flag to enable sending Heartbeat messages;
22 * Heartbeat period – a period of sending Heartbeat messages, ms;
23 * Ignore NMT messages – a flag to ignore NMT messages;
24 * Ignore SDO messages – a flag to forbid communication using the CANopen SDO protocol.
Admin 3.2 25 * CLI: Master ID – message ID for transmitting CLI-commands to the device;
26 * CLI: Slave ID - message ID for receiving CLI-answers from the device.
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30 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X.
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32
33 === CAN (internal) ===
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Admin 6.1 35 To change the parameters of the internal CAN bus designed to interact with battery modules based on BMS Main 2.x or BMS Mini S / BMS Mini, select the "Connectivity - CAN (internal)" section:
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39 In this section:
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41 * Enable – a flag to enable the CAN bus transceiver;
42 * Bus speed – CAN bus baud rate.
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46 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X.
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48
49 === Modbus (RS-485) ===
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51 The BMS Main X device supports the Modbus RTU protocol over the RS-485 bus.
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53 To change the parameters for connecting to the RS-485 bus, select the “Connectivity – Modbus (RS-485)” section:
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57 In this section:
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59 * Enable – a flag to enable the RS-485 transceiver;
60 * Address – a network address of the device;
61 * Baud rate – RS-485 bus baud rate.
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65 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X.
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67
68 === Wi-Fi ===
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70 With the help of the BMS Wi-Fi module, the BMS Main X supports connection to a Wi-Fi network.
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72 To change the settings for connecting to a Wi-Fi network, select the "Connectivity - Wi-Fi" section:
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Admin 1.1 77 In this section:
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79 * Enable – a flag to enable connection to a Wi-Fi network;
80 * SSID – a name of the Wi-Fi network;
81 * Password – a password to connect to the Wi-Fi network;
82 * Security type – a secure connection type.
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85 (((
86 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X.
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Admin 4.4 89 === Cellular ===
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Admin 6.1 91 The BMS Main X device can connect to a cellular network if the BMS GSM communication module is installed on the device.
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93 To change the settings for connecting to a cellular network, select the "Connectivity → Cellular" section:
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Admin 8.1 97 In this section:
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Admin 4.4 99 * Enable – a flag to enable connection to a cellular network;
100 * Module – version of BMS GSM module:
101 ** V1 (SIM7070G);
Admin 8.1 102 * Network type:
103 ** GSM;
104 ** LTE CAT-M1;
105 ** LTE NB-IoT;
Admin 4.4 106 * Use APN – a flag to enable APN;
107 * APN: Name;
108 * APN: User;
109 * APN: Password;
110 * Use PIN – a flag to enable the PIN code;
111 * PIN number;
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Admin 4.4 115 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X device.
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Admin 5.1 118 === LAN ===
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120 The BMS Main X device can connect to a local area network if the BMS LANmodule communication module is installed on the device.
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122 To change the settings for connecting to LAN, select the "Connectivity → LAN" section:
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126 * Enable – a flag to enable connection to a local network;
127 * Module – version of BMS LANmodule:
128 ** V1 (W5500);
129 * MAC – a MAC address of LANmodule;
130 * IP mode – a type of IP address:
131 ** Static – IP address is configured manually;
132 ** Dynamic – IP address is received from DHCP server;
133 * IP address – IP address (in static IP mode);
134 * Netmask – subnet mask (in static IP mode);
135 * Gateway address – address of a gateway (in static IP mode).
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139 To apply new settings please restart the BMS Main X device.
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