48. Can I use top/bottom isolators in parallel?
No, top/bottom isolators are not designed to be used with parallel-connected cells. Top/bottom isolators can support from 4 up to 80 series-connected cells....
Read MoreNo, top/bottom isolators are not designed to be used with parallel-connected cells. Top/bottom isolators can support from 4 up to 80 series-connected cells....
Read MoreTo load a new configuration file to your Control Unit, you need to open the Control Panel, go to Configuration window, Management tab, and press...
Read MoreYes, it is possible. 3D-models of our products. Models can be found in our website: https://emusbms.com/manuals-downloads...
Read MoreTo save your configuration file, you just need to open your Control Panel, go to Configuration, then Management and finally press the ‘Save…’ button. After...
Read MoreThe “Number of chargers” parameter is appearing only when the Control Unit is uploaded with a firmware that supports a parallel CAN charger....
Read MoreThe “invert” button determines which logic level corresponds to the active state of the signal. However, there is an exception for EMUS G1 Control Unit...
Read MoreNo, there are few firmware images with the same version, but they differ in supported charger type....
Read MoreWe currently do not offer any SDK or ready to use interfaces. Communication requests are done through Serial or CAN interfaces as per described protocol....
Read MoreUSB FTDI is already integrated in EMUS G1 Control Unit. There is no need of additional hardware, only an USB cable....
Read MoreTo manually configure CGMs, you need to open your Control Panel and go to Configuration -> CGMs Map. There you need to specify the total...
Read MoreCGM system must be connected starting by connecting the green communication wire of the bottom cell communication adapter to the "DN" input of the first...
Read MoreThe maximum value for maximum balancing current is 100%, however, it is only possible to set it in intervals of 10% due to different approaches...
Read MoreDisplay Unit has two display modes: • Electric Vehicle: It contains layouts related to consumption and speed information. • Energy storage: This mode focuses on displaying detailed...
Read MoreEvents and some statistics can be cleared from the Control Panel by clicking on the ‘Clear statistics’ and ‘Clear Events’ options. Statistics with the ‘*’...
Read MoreRecommended cable (data and power) length between cell modules is less than 10cm. If longer cables are used, please follow these recommendations (polarity and UP/DOWN...
Read MoreThe "Balancing stage" is over if at the moment when the charging current drops below "Charging Finished Current" parameter value the max cell voltage is...
Read MoreIn this case, it is possible to use only one contractor. For this, connection with the battery contactor is done through “PF12 Battery Contactor Output”....
Read MoreTo connect to 22 pins main connector, Molex Micro-Fit 3.0 receptacle 43025-2200 is needed. Meanwhile, for 8 pin connector, Molex Micro-fit 3.0 receptable 43025-0800 is...
Read MoreWith User State of Charge, you can set a range of usable real SOC. To set this range you need to go to Control Panel...
Read MoreUnfortunately, it is not possible to use Smartphone Connectivity module and Display Unit at the same time....
Read MoreWhen firmware process is started, you should see the ‘boot’ text displayed inside the ‘Firmware version field. It means that device firmware is indeed being...
Read MoreYour system’s charge/discharge current needs to be lower than contactor’s nominal current and voltage of your system needs to be within the working voltage range...
Read MoreUnfortunately, at the moment there is not any Insulation detector recommended for EMUS Control Unit....
Read MoreCCGM022D supports 10kΩ NTC temperature sensor....
Read MoreAccording to high-speed transmission specification in ISO11898-2 standard, both ends of the CAN bus must be terminated in order to minimize reflections and ensure that...
Read MoreUnfortunately, I/O pins are connected to the ground so it is not possible to power any device from EMUS BMS outputs....
Read MoreThe usual baud rate for the Master Clear process is 57600....
Read MoreMini3 non-CAN charger version uses the "PF3 Charger Mains AC Sense Input" pin to determine if the charger is connected. If PF3 input indicated that...
Read More• iPhone iOS 9.0 or later. • Android 4.4 or later. • All Windows OS versions with BLED112 USB dongle....
Read MoreNo, if charger is connected these values could not be changed. Alternatively, if charger needs to be connected, these values could be calculated manually by...
Read MoreProcedure to interconnect Cell Modules, can be found in the image below: There are not specific settings for different cells and chemistries as the values depend...
Read MoreBMS is entering in Balancing stage once the maximum cell voltage is equal or higher than the Fully Charged Voltage parameter....
Read MoreIt depends in the pulses per Distance Unit. For example, if 1000 pulses are set, 1km will be 1000 pulses. As 1Hz is 1m/s, distance...
Read MoreYes, EMUS BMS Mini 3 can measure his own temperature. Up to 5 external temperature sensors could be connected to EMUS Mini 3....
Read MoreThe main contractor should be installed behind all load devices and its coil terminals should be connected directly between the Control Unit’s power supply positive...
Read MoreYes, it is possible to use 3rd party German Isabellenhuette IVT-S series CAN current sensor. If a 3 rd party current sensor is being used,...
Read MoreIn order to protect the battery and the system in which it is used from unpredictable, potentially destructive consequences of contactor failure (e.g. welding), load...
Read MoreIt is not mandatory, however, in some applications where the grid power is not available all the time (e.g. off-grid energy storage, electric vehicle, etc.)...
Read MoreNo, both systems have their own Control Panel versions. Control Panel versions for both devices can be found on the following link: https://emusbms.com/manuals-downloads...
Read MoreEMUS BMS Mini 3 has a current sensor that measures his own current consumption. In Current 1 sensor measure battery drain current, Current 2 sensor...
Read MoreEMUS BMS Mini 3 has a current sensor that measures its power consumption. It is possible to monitor how much EMUS BMS Mini 3 system...
Read MoreThese chargers are controlled by a corresponding PWM signal generated on the “SOC OUT” pin of the Control Unit which has to be mapped with...
Read MoreA minimum of 6 cells and a maximum of 16 cells in series can be connected to EMUS BMS Mini 3....
Read MoreEMUS Mini 3 supports the following chargers: Most recent information can be found on Mini 3 Datasheet....
Read MoreWhen using a CAN-based charger is controlled by sending the requested output voltage, current values, and other parameters in a CAN message using the charger-specific...
Read MoreNon-CAN chargers can be only controlled by switching them on and off as they do not have remote output current and voltage adjustment. In this...
Read MoreEMUS G1 Control Unit supports serial (RS232/USB) and CAN communication....
Read MoreList of supported chargers and inverters is provided on this link: [edgtf_button size="" type="" text="Supported chargers and inverters" custom_class="" icon_pack="font_awesome" fa_icon="" link="https://emusbms.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/EMUS-BMS-Supported-chargers-and-inverters-list-v1.0-1.pdf" target="_blank" color="" hover_color="" background_color=""...
Read MoreEMUS Control Panel works only with Microsoft Windows OS. However, there is an EMUS App, which allows to see main system’s parameters. To access EMUS...
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