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--- battery_compatibility:exide [2022-07-18 12:52] – [4. VEConfigure settings] iburger
+++ battery_compatibility:exide [2022-08-15 11:26] – [5. GX device Configuration] iburger
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 Compatible models:
-  * LIBM0480050-G01 as of firmware v1.10
+  * Sonnenschein Module Pro LIBM0480050-G01 as of firmware v1.10
+{{:battery_compatibility:exide.png?nolink&400|}}
 ==== 1. Introduction ====
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 === 1.1 Compatible Victron products ===
 All 48V Multis and Quattros. And always a [[venus-os:start|GX device]] is necessary in the system, since that has the canbus port which is used for the (required!) communication between the ESS battery and the Victron system.
-=== 1.2 Notes ===
-=== 1.3 System diagram ===
 ==== 2. GX device needed ====
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 ==== 3. Wiring of communication cables ====
-Use the //VE.Can to CAN-bus BMS type B Cable//, part number ASS030720018. Plug the side which is labeled Battery BMS into the Exide BMS. Plug the side labeled Victron VE.Can into the [[venus-os:start|GX device]].
+A cable for the CAN-bus connection ships with the battery. This cable has only CAN-L and CAN-H connections and no ground wire. The side of the cable with pins 7 and 8 should be plugged into the
+[[venus-os:start|GX device]], and the side with pins 1 (CAN-L) and 2 (CAN-H) goes to the battery.
 Exide batteries come with a CAN-bus terminator already installed/supplied. When assembling the battery from individual modules, remember to terminate the CAN-bus on the last module, using the supplied terminator. In most cases, this is already done in the factory.
-More information about the cable can be found in [[battery_compatibility:can-bus_bms-cable|here]].
 Without properly connecting this cable, the battery will stop charging/discharging after several minutes. Also, the battery will not show up on the display of the [[venus-os:start|GX device]].
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   * After properly wiring and setting up, the Exide ESS will be visible as a battery in the device list:{{ :battery_compatibility:exide_battery_menu.png?nolink&290 | }}
-  * The parameters option within the battery page shows the actual battery charge and discharge limits:{{ :battery_compatibility:batteryparameters.png?nolink&290 | }}
+  * The parameters option within the battery page shows the actual battery charge and discharge limits:{{ :battery_compatibility:exide_parameters.png?nolink&290 |}}
+Next, go to Settings, DVCC, and configure as follows:
+^Venus Settings -> System Setup Parameter ^ Value ^
+|DVCC|ON|
+|Shared Voltage Sense |OFF|
+|Shared Temperature Sense |OFF|
 ===== 6. MPPT Settings =====