Here are the steps to configure the Eltek Flatpack2 2000W 48V HE Power Supply/Rectifier to the WatchMon supervisor.
CAUTION: Not recommended for new projects, provided for legacy project support
For newer WatchMon (note 120 Ohm resistor shares CANbus High and CANbus Low
For Older Watchmon with 4 Pin CAN
¶ 5. Install Anderson DC battery plug
¶ 7. On bottom pcb cover the resistor and terminal pins with hot glue
Hot glue does not substitute appropriate insulation below this pcb.
Open Watchmon toolkit and navigate to Integration Settings by clicking the Menu then Hardware and select Integration Tab.
Select Canbus protocol for Eltek "Eltek FlatPack2 HE2000/48" and Save.
Navigate to Charging Settings by clicking the Menu then Control Logic and select Charging Tab.
Adjust the charging control logic to suit the application.
Notes:
- Low power must be enabled.
- Cell Hi Cutout should be above the CellMon bypass voltage threshold as a safe guard target.
- Low power current should suit the bypass capability of CellMon.
- When the bypass current is above Initial, it will trigger the system to low power.
- When the bypass current for all cellmons is above Final, the system will complete charging cycle.
Navigate to Cellmon Settings by clicking the Menu then Hardware and select Cellmon Tab.
Adjust the CellMon Bypass Voltage, to suit the application.
Note: Make sure to "Device Sync" the changes to the CellMons.
Navigate to Remote Settings by clicking the Menu then Control Logic and select Remote Tab.
Adjust the remote charging target to suit the application.
Notes:
- Scaling must be 10, for both voltage and current.
- Low power must be enabled on charging tab.
- Low power current should suit the bypass capability of CellMon.
- Charger voltage target needs to be sufficient for all cells to reach bypass threshold.
Navigate to Live Stats by clicking the Menu then Telemetry and select Live Statistics Tab.
Notes:
- Scaling must be 100 for voltage.
- Scaling must be 10 for current.
- Do not run low power mode on discharging tab.
- Control logic discharge voltage cutout should match the remote target.
Navigate to Remote Settings, to observe inverter info received.
Notes:
- Charge Target Voltage - voltage cutout sent to inverter when charging
- Charge Target Current - ampere limit sent to inverter when charging
- Charge Actual Flags - reported charging mode and operating state flag received from inverter
- Charge Actual Voltage - charging cutout volatge setpoint sent from inverter
- Charge Actual Current - reported battery amperes from inverter when charging
- Charge Actual Power - reported battery state of charge SoC% received from inverter
- Charge Actual Temperature - reported battery temperature from inverter
- Discharge Target Voltage - voltage cutout sent to inverter when discharging
- Discharge Target Current - ampere limit sent to inverter when discharging
- Discharge Actual Flags - reported active message error flag received from inverter
- Discharge Actual Voltage - reported battery voltage from inverter
- Discharge Actual Current - reported battery amperes from inverter when discharging
- Discharge Actual Power - reported relay state flag received from inverter
- Discharge Actual Temperature - not used