Schneider Xw + 6648 with AES 6650 Lithium Battery with build in Xanabus

Sorry for the lengthy post  below, but wanted to give as much information as I could in the post.

Reaching out to the experts here. Relatively knowledgeable user but I hired an expert to replace my lead acid setup ( 24 Rolls Batteries in 3 sets of 48 volts) with a lithium AES 6650 battery. Starting out with a single battery as they are not cheap and until we get it working well with my setup, I was not going to invest the large $ for a full bank. That said, the expert had it set up and charging from the generator but not the solar units. Sort of got the solar units charging a bit , but not fully. Now the generator when running throw an F49 error EVERY time it runs. I attempted different generators as I have 3, but all did the same.  The expert walked as he was fixed price so I am left to debug it and Schneider's support model is geared toward resellers. I am reaching out to this group as I have lurked here for a while and I am impressed with the knowledge.  My guess it is some settings he monkeyed with but he did not keep a log that he shared with me so I am set debugging.  Please note I did have some special instructions from Midnite Solar and Schneider for working with their equipment and in double checking found that all was consistent with their criteria.
 
My system consists of:

8 TRINA Panels 230 v each in 5 strings
2 Midnite solar 150 MPPT only using one that now has a disconnected wizbang jr and a temperature probe
1 Schneider Electric XW+ 6648 
1 Schneider Electric AGS 
1 Schneider Electric Combox (older version)
1 Generator Military Generator MEP-803 10KW with auto start 2 wire board installed
1 AES Discover 6650 lithium  battery with Xanabus and battery management unit that communicates to Schneider box

It was working fine on the older lead acid flooded batteries  for 5 years, but they had reached their 10 year useful life.  As an aside, the new battery is awesome. Once it was charged up I can run 12 to 14 hours before it hits the 45 percent level to force a recharge from the generator or solar. So I know it is something he configured.  Also noted a discrepancy in voltage between the batterymon device (AES BTS system) and the Schneider XW status see below:

 


For further information. I am off grid completely so am not utilizing utility features as all.  I live here full time and with the pandemic am able to work from home and tweak as needed. I know it is some couple of settings that will fix this. I will document the experience when we are done for the next person as lithium is the technology that appears to work great for my fully off grid 1200 square foot home.  

Would appreciate the help as I am right now running generator bypassing all the Schneider equipment. I have even thought about hooking up the old batteries until we can get this resolved. As far as I know there was no backup of the settings taken once it worked. Wish I had been here when he started that but lessons learned.. I have not found anyone else local or I would entertain them working on this but literally, I am 5 to 7 hours drive time and with the pandemic, getting house calls in Michigan is an issue.

Below is a screen shot of the "system" in full sun ( If I pull in more load from the house the solar panels will meet the load with NO change to charging and the Schneider thinks the Battery is 100 percent full.


As you can see the battery is not full but it is not charging the battery. Some setting is preventing it from charging. If I run the generator it creates a DC overload from the XW unit. An F49 error I believe.  It also falsely reports that the battery in this condition is 100 percent.

Any help would be appreciated. I would even take screen shots of others setups if they were successful.  

Thanking all of you in advance, this is a great site.
George McCausland