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--- ess:ess_mode_2_and_3 [2020-02-17 09:55] – [1.3 - Mode 3] iburger
+++ ess:ess_mode_2_and_3 [2020-07-03 18:13] – [2.2 Accessing the control points] Spelling ganey
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 The here described functionality builds on top of the normal standalone operation, see [[ess:design-installation-manual|ESS manual]].
+WARNING & DISCLAIMER: whilst publically available, Victron Energy does not offer support in professional customers or end-users that implement features using the here documented functionality, except in real specific situations.
 ===== 1. Overview of ESS operating modes =====
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 === Mode 3 with a managed battery ===
 When using Mode 3 with a managed battery, please note that the maximum discharge current sent by the battery will be ignored. The implemented control loop should take care of discharge limits communicated by the battery.
-The exception to the above rule is a zero discharge limit. If a managed battery requests a zero discharge limit, the Multi will stop discharging the battery.
-    * If grid power is available, the Multi will go into passthru.
-    * If grid power is not available, the Multi will switch off.
 The maximum charge current sent by a managed battery is however always heeded and cannot be overruled by the setpoint.
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 For more information, see [[https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!forum/victron-dev-venus|the developer mailing list]] as well as the [[https://github.com/victronenergy/dbus-mqtt|mqtt github repo]].
-MQTT is available both on the local broker on the [[venus-os:start|GX device]], as well as remotely through the secure could connection.
+MQTT is available both on the local broker on the [[venus-os:start|GX device]], as well as remotely through the secure cloud connection.
 === C) Running your own scripts on the CCGX ===