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Warning: Modules are configured with different bypass temperatures #89

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Jani4ik opened this issue Jan 22, 2021 · 8 comments
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Warning: Modules are configured with different bypass temperatures #89

Jani4ik opened this issue Jan 22, 2021 · 8 comments
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Jani4ik commented Jan 22, 2021

Updated but the latest firmware (Release-2021-01-21-14-48) I get a message: “Warning: Modules are configured with different bypass temperatures”.
All modules are set to the same temperature 45 degrees Celsius.
Video - https://youtu.be/GBZ7nKIU9KU

@stuartpittaway stuartpittaway self-assigned this Jan 23, 2021
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Thank you for the video, I've built a test using 4 modules and 1 controller, but I can't get the warning message to appear.

Can I ask you to reprogram the ESP8266 using the latest code/release? - there isn't any need to reprogram the modules.

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Jani4ik commented Jan 23, 2021

I did this, but the problem remained.
Tell me, what is this bin file responsible for diybms_controller_filesystemimage_espressif8266_esp8266_d1mini.bin ?

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Jani4ik commented Jan 23, 2021

I recorded a new video - https://youtu.be/MAOMkW4MDHc
Can't change Bypass over temperature.
Thanks.

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Latest release

Tag-2021-01-23-11-33
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did not solve the problem

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stuartpittaway commented Jan 25, 2021

Okay, got to the bottom of this one.

The controller expects each module to match the "global setting" temperature, if any module doesn't match then the warning is thrown.

To fix, simply set the temperature in the "global setting" to the temperature you want and "save settings". This sets all cell modules to the same temperature and updates the controller to remember that default temperature.

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I'll update the warning message to be more reflective of the problem.

@stuartpittaway stuartpittaway added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 25, 2021
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Latest release

Tag-2021-01-25-14-42
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Problem solved. But only if you set the temperature to 45 degrees on the modules of the attiny841_V420 version.

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Jani4ik commented Feb 2, 2021

I managed to solve the problem by switching to firmware V420SWAPR19R20

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V420 boards have a maximum temperature of 45 degrees due to design fault as explained on other post - only use the V420SWAPR19R20 firmware if you have unsoldered and swapped R19 and R20

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