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212 lines
13 KiB
C
212 lines
13 KiB
C
#ifndef __USER_SETTINGS_H__
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#define __USER_SETTINGS_H__
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#include <WiFi.h>
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#include <stdint.h>
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/* This file contains all the battery/inverter protocol settings Battery-Emulator software */
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/* To switch between batteries/inverters, uncomment a line to enable, comment out to disable. */
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/* There are also some options for battery limits and extra functionality */
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/* To edit battery specific limits, see also the USER_SETTINGS.cpp file*/
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/* Select battery used */
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//#define BMW_I3_BATTERY
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//#define BMW_IX_BATTERY
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//#define BMW_PHEV_BATTERY
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//#define BOLT_AMPERA_BATTERY
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//#define BYD_ATTO_3_BATTERY
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//#define FOXESS_BATTERY
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//#define CELLPOWER_BMS
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//#define CHADEMO_BATTERY //NOTE: inherently enables CONTACTOR_CONTROL below
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//#define IMIEV_CZERO_ION_BATTERY
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//#define JAGUAR_IPACE_BATTERY
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//#define KIA_E_GMP_BATTERY
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//#define KIA_HYUNDAI_64_BATTERY
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//#define KIA_HYUNDAI_HYBRID_BATTERY
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//#define MEB_BATTERY
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//#define MG_5_BATTERY
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//#define NISSAN_LEAF_BATTERY
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//#define ORION_BMS
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//#define PYLON_BATTERY
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//#define DALY_BMS
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//#define RJXZS_BMS
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//#define RANGE_ROVER_PHEV_BATTERY
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//#define RENAULT_KANGOO_BATTERY
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//#define RENAULT_TWIZY_BATTERY
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//#define RENAULT_ZOE_GEN1_BATTERY
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//#define RENAULT_ZOE_GEN2_BATTERY
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//#define SONO_BATTERY
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//#define SANTA_FE_PHEV_BATTERY
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//#define SIMPBMS_BATTERY
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//#define STELLANTIS_ECMP_BATTERY
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//#define TESLA_MODEL_3Y_BATTERY
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//#define TESLA_MODEL_SX_BATTERY
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//#define VOLVO_SPA_BATTERY
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//#define VOLVO_SPA_HYBRID_BATTERY
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//#define TEST_FAKE_BATTERY
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//#define DOUBLE_BATTERY //Enable this line if you use two identical batteries at the same time (requires separate CAN setup)
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/* Select inverter communication protocol. See Wiki for which to use with your inverter: https://github.com/dalathegreat/Battery-Emulator/wiki */
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//#define AFORE_CAN //Enable this line to emulate an "Afore battery" over CAN bus
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//#define BYD_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD Battery-Box Premium HVS" over CAN Bus
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//#define BYD_CAN_DEYE //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD Battery-Box Premium HVS" over CAN Bus, with Deye specific fixes
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//#define BYD_KOSTAL_RS485 //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD 11kWh HVM battery" over Kostal RS485
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//#define BYD_MODBUS //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD 11kWh HVM battery" over Modbus RTU
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//#define FERROAMP_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "Pylon 4x96V Force H2" over CAN Bus
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//#define FOXESS_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "HV2600/ECS4100 battery" over CAN bus
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//#define GROWATT_HV_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "Growatt High Voltage v1.10 battery" over CAN bus
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//#define GROWATT_LV_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "48V Growatt Low Voltage battery" over CAN bus
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//#define PYLON_LV_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "48V Pylontech battery" over CAN bus
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//#define PYLON_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "High Voltage Pylontech battery" over CAN bus
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//#define SCHNEIDER_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "Schneider Version 2: SE BMS" over CAN bus
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//#define SMA_BYD_H_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD Battery-Box H 8.9kWh, 7 mod" (SMA compatible) over CAN bus
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//#define SMA_BYD_HVS_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "BYD Battery-Box HVS 10.2KW battery" (SMA compatible) over CAN bus
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//#define SMA_LV_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "SMA Sunny Island 48V battery" over CAN bus
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//#define SMA_TRIPOWER_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "SMA Home Storage battery" over CAN bus
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//#define SOFAR_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "Sofar Energy Storage Inverter High Voltage BMS General Protocol (Extended Frame)" over CAN bus
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//#define SOLAX_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "SolaX Triple Power LFP" over CAN bus
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//#define SUNGROW_CAN //Enable this line to emulate a "Sungrow SBR064" over CAN bus
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/* Select hardware used for Battery-Emulator */
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//#define HW_LILYGO
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//#define HW_STARK
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//#define HW_3LB
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//#define HW_DEVKIT
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/* Contactor settings. If you have a battery that does not activate contactors via CAN, configure this section */
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#define PRECHARGE_TIME_MS 500 //Precharge time in milliseconds. Modify to suit your inverter (See wiki for more info)
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//#define CONTACTOR_CONTROL //Enable this line to have the emulator handle automatic precharge/contactor+/contactor- closing sequence (See wiki for pins)
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//#define CONTACTOR_CONTROL_DOUBLE_BATTERY //Enable this line to have the emulator hardware control secondary set of contactors for double battery setups (See wiki for pins)
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//#define PWM_CONTACTOR_CONTROL //Enable this line to use PWM for CONTACTOR_CONTROL, which lowers power consumption and heat generation. CONTACTOR_CONTROL must be enabled.
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//#define NC_CONTACTORS //Enable this line to control normally closed contactors. CONTACTOR_CONTROL must be enabled for this option. Extremely rare setting!
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//#define PERIODIC_BMS_RESET //Enable to have the emulator powercycle the connected battery every 24hours via GPIO. Useful for some batteries like Nissan LEAF
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//#define REMOTE_BMS_RESET //Enable to allow the emulator to remotely trigger a powercycle of the battery via MQTT. Useful for some batteries like Nissan LEAF
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// PERIODIC_BMS_RESET_AT Uses NTP server, internet required. In 24 Hour format WITHOUT leading 0. e.g 0230 should be 230. Time Zone is set in USER_SETTINGS.cpp
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//#define PERIODIC_BMS_RESET_AT 525
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/* Shunt/Contactor settings (Optional) */
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//#define BMW_SBOX // SBOX relay control & battery current/voltage measurement
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/* Select charger used (Optional) */
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//#define CHEVYVOLT_CHARGER //Enable this line to control a Chevrolet Volt charger connected to battery - for example, when generator charging or using an inverter without a charging function.
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//#define NISSANLEAF_CHARGER //Enable this line to control a Nissan LEAF PDM connected to battery - for example, when generator charging
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/* Automatic Precharge settings (Optional) If you have a battery that expects an external voltage applied before opening contactors (within the battery), configure this section */
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//#define PRECHARGE_CONTROL //Enable this line to control a modified HIA4V1 (see wiki) by PWM on the PRECHARGE_PIN.
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/* Other options */
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//#define EQUIPMENT_STOP_BUTTON // Enable this to allow an equipment stop button connected to the Battery-Emulator to disengage the battery
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//#define LFP_CHEMISTRY //Tesla specific setting, enable this line to startup in LFP mode
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//#define INTERLOCK_REQUIRED //Nissan LEAF specific setting, if enabled requires both high voltage conenctors to be seated before starting
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//#define LOG_TO_SD //Enable this line to log diagnostic data to SD card (WARNING, raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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//#define LOG_CAN_TO_SD //Enable this line to log incoming/outgoing CAN & CAN-FD messages to SD card (WARNING, raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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//#define DEBUG_VIA_USB //Enable this line to have the USB port output serial diagnostic data while program runs (WARNING, raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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//#define DEBUG_VIA_WEB //Enable this line to log diagnostic data while program runs, which can be viewed via webpage (WARNING, slightly raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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//#define DEBUG_CAN_DATA //Enable this line to print incoming/outgoing CAN & CAN-FD messages to USB serial (WARNING, raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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/* CAN options */
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//#define CAN_ADDON //Enable this line to activate an isolated secondary CAN Bus using add-on MCP2515 chip (Needed for some inverters / double battery)
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#define CRYSTAL_FREQUENCY_MHZ 8 //CAN_ADDON option, what is your MCP2515 add-on boards crystal frequency?
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//#define CANFD_ADDON //Enable this line to activate an isolated secondary CAN-FD bus using add-on MCP2518FD chip / Native CANFD on Stark board
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#define CANFD_ADDON_CRYSTAL_FREQUENCY_MHZ \
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ACAN2517FDSettings::OSC_40MHz //CANFD_ADDON option, what is your MCP2518 add-on boards crystal frequency?
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//#define USE_CANFD_INTERFACE_AS_CLASSIC_CAN // Enable this line if you intend to use the CANFD as normal CAN
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/* Connectivity options */
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#define WIFI
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//#define WIFICONFIG //Enable this line to set a static IP address / gateway /subnet mask for the device. see USER_SETTINGS.cpp for the settings
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#define WEBSERVER //Enable this line to enable WiFi, and to run the webserver. See USER_SETTINGS.cpp for the Wifi settings.
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#define WIFIAP //When enabled, the emulator will broadcast its own access point Wifi. Can be used at the same time as a normal Wifi connection to a router.
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#define MDNSRESPONDER //Enable this line to enable MDNS, allows battery monitor te be found by .local address. Requires WEBSERVER to be enabled.
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#define LOAD_SAVED_SETTINGS_ON_BOOT // Enable this line to read settings stored via the webserver on boot (overrides Wifi credentials set here)
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//#define FUNCTION_TIME_MEASUREMENT // Enable this to record execution times and present them in the web UI (WARNING, raises CPU load, do not use for production)
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/* MQTT options */
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// #define MQTT // Enable this line to enable MQTT
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#define MQTT_QOS 0 // MQTT Quality of Service (0, 1, or 2)
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#define MQTT_PUBLISH_CELL_VOLTAGES // Enable this line to publish cell voltages to MQTT
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#define MQTT_TIMEOUT 2000 // MQTT timeout in milliseconds
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#define MQTT_MANUAL_TOPIC_OBJECT_NAME
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// Enable MQTT_MANUAL_TOPIC_OBJECT_NAME to use custom MQTT topic, object ID prefix, and device name.
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// WARNING: If this is not defined, the previous default naming format 'battery-emulator_esp32-XXXXXX' (based on hardware ID) will be used.
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// This naming convention was in place until version 7.5.0. Users should check the version from which they are updating, as this change
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// may break compatibility with previous versions of MQTT naming. Please refer to USER_SETTINGS.cpp for configuration options.
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/* Home Assistant options */
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#define HA_AUTODISCOVERY // Enable this line to send Home Assistant autodiscovery messages. If not enabled manual configuration of Home Assitant is required
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/* Battery settings */
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// Predefined total energy capacity of the battery in Watt-hours
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#define BATTERY_WH_MAX 30000
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// Increases battery life. If true will rescale SOC between the configured min/max-percentage
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#define BATTERY_USE_SCALED_SOC true
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// 8000 = 80.0% , Max percentage the battery will charge to (Inverter gets 100% when reached)
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#define BATTERY_MAXPERCENTAGE 8000
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// 2000 = 20.0% , Min percentage the battery will discharge to (Inverter gets 0% when reached)
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#define BATTERY_MINPERCENTAGE 2000
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// 500 = 50.0 °C , Max temperature (Will produce a battery overheat event if above)
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#define BATTERY_MAXTEMPERATURE 500
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// -250 = -25.0 °C , Min temperature (Will produce a battery frozen event if below)
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#define BATTERY_MINTEMPERATURE -250
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// 150 = 15.0 °C , Max difference between min and max temperature (Will produce a battery temperature deviation event if greater)
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#define BATTERY_MAX_TEMPERATURE_DEVIATION 150
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// 300 = 30.0A , Max charge in Amp (Some inverters needs to be limited)
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#define BATTERY_MAX_CHARGE_AMP 300
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// 300 = 30.0A , Max discharge in Amp (Some inverters needs to be limited)
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#define BATTERY_MAX_DISCHARGE_AMP 300
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// Enable this to manually set voltage limits on how much battery can be discharged/charged. Normally not used.
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#define BATTERY_USE_VOLTAGE_LIMITS false
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// 5000 = 500.0V , Target charge voltage (Value can be tuned on the fly via webserver). Not used unless BATTERY_USE_VOLTAGE_LIMITS = true
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#define BATTERY_MAX_CHARGE_VOLTAGE 5000
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// 3000 = 300.0V, Target discharge voltage (Value can be tuned on the fly via webserver). Not used unless BATTERY_USE_VOLTAGE_LIMITS = true
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#define BATTERY_MAX_DISCHARGE_VOLTAGE 3000
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/* LED settings. Optional customization for how the blinking pattern on the LED should behave.
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* CLASSIC - Slow up/down ramp. If CLASSIC, then a ramp up and ramp down will finish in LED_PERIOD_MS milliseconds
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* FLOW - Ramp up/down depending on flow of energy
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* HEARTBEAT - Heartbeat-like LED pattern that reacts to the system state with color and BPM
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*/
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#define LED_MODE CLASSIC
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#define LED_PERIOD_MS 3000
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/* Do not change any code below this line */
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/* Only change battery specific settings above and in "USER_SETTINGS.cpp" */
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typedef enum { CAN_NATIVE = 0, CANFD_NATIVE = 1, CAN_ADDON_MCP2515 = 2, CANFD_ADDON_MCP2518 = 3 } CAN_Interface;
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typedef struct {
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CAN_Interface battery;
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CAN_Interface inverter;
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CAN_Interface battery_double;
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CAN_Interface charger;
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CAN_Interface shunt;
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} CAN_Configuration;
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extern volatile CAN_Configuration can_config;
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extern volatile uint8_t AccessPointEnabled;
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extern const uint8_t wifi_channel;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_SET_HV;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_MAX_HV;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_MIN_HV;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_MAX_POWER;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_MAX_A;
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extern volatile float CHARGER_END_A;
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extern volatile unsigned long long bmsResetTimeOffset;
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#ifdef EQUIPMENT_STOP_BUTTON
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typedef enum { LATCHING_SWITCH = 0, MOMENTARY_SWITCH = 1 } STOP_BUTTON_BEHAVIOR;
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extern volatile STOP_BUTTON_BEHAVIOR equipment_stop_behavior;
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#endif
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#ifdef WIFICONFIG
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extern IPAddress local_IP;
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extern IPAddress gateway;
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extern IPAddress subnet;
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#endif
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#if defined(DEBUG_VIA_USB) || defined(DEBUG_VIA_WEB) || defined(LOG_TO_SD)
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#define DEBUG_LOG
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#endif
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#if defined(MEB_BATTERY)
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#define PRECHARGE_CONTROL
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#endif
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#endif // __USER_SETTINGS_H__
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