XW SCP with 2 XW SC's

Re: XW SCP with 2 XW SC's

Hi Dave. Yes, both device IDs are different and I changed them a couple of times to see if that might help - nope. I did think of the possibility of a firmware delta. Turns out that the new (second) SC has 1.06 and the original (first) SC has 1.05. The 1.06 rev is not available on docserver, so I emailed customer support and asked them for it. The SCP firmware is up to date according to docserver, but I told them what I have and asked if there is anything newer. Obviously for the SC at least, there is, so there "might be" something for the SCP as well :cool:

Problem statement: New (second) SC displays blanks on the SCP MPPT-60 Home screen for OUTPUT, BATTERY and CHARGE STATE. Does display accurate HARVEST.

New (second) MPPT-60 Home Screen on SCP (numbers are just examples....)

OUTPUT
BATTERY
CHG STATE
HARVEST 205 Wh 3 Ah

Original (first) MPPT-60 Home Screen on SCP (numbers are just examples....)

OUTPUT (Bargraph) 28.6 A
BATTERY 1256 W 57.2 V
CHG STATE Absorbtion
HARVEST 205 Wh 3 Ah

Re: XW SCP with 2 XW SC's

Hi Dave: I will try your suggestions tomorrow on the SC.

Scrolling would work for manual data, but I am using Dan Lenox's Power Dashboard for data logging - has all the fancy graphs and readouts. Even has a checkbox for "track arrays separately" (but not if I can't get the data to it).

Anticipating your question, yes, I completely disconnected the dongle and data software and still have the problem.

Will post again tomorrow. Thanks Dave!:roll:

Re: XW SCP with 2 XW SC's

DUH! Ok, now I feel dumb. Started working 3 (count 'em...) seconds after I hit "Broadcast Enable". I tried EVERYTHING on the XW Config for the SC itself, never thought to look at the main screen system pulldown. Lesson learned.

Mr Sparks, you are DA MAN! Thanks!

For now, I am just going to leave the firmware revs as is, one SC @ 1.05 and one @ 1.06 since everything seems to be working correctly.

[Dave, not sure if you saw my second post on the Mitsubishi mini-splits: I do not see it in the thread. Copy:]

{Hi Dave (and all): Yes, the Mitsubishi Units I purchased are 240VAC units and have the IR remote with all the bells and whistles. Fan speed, temp, mode, horizontal and vertical vane position and even a sensor that detects if the right or left area in front of the condenser is hot and directs more cool that way. Installed them myself, was not hard, and I am super happy so far. It got to 113 in my backyard today here and the two units were set at 70 while I was working. Came home around 6pm and while I can't say that they kept the whole house at 70, I can say that the main hallway thermostats only read 76. Not bad. Really happy so far.

Awesome thread you started Dave. 11K hits, holy cow, people are interested in the mini-splits I think. The FedEx guy that delivered my second unit said it was the 5th one on his truck THAT DAY.

Bill}