Over night my 2 9.5 Batteries on an AC 3.0 Inverter seem to have started a full calibration.
The SOC went down to 0% rather than the 4% lower limit, so I assume it is a calibration.
The last calibration was about 5 months ago when I went to 3017
I haven't triggered this calibration nor have I updated the firmware.
Appart from it being New Year, any ideas why a calibration was triggered and by who?
Rogerbu If you are on Agile, you will have had a bonus of low or negative rates during the calibration.
....... No idea for why the calibration was triggered though.
Rob
Rogerbu What does it say in the portal log? You should be able to see who/what triggered it. Do you run Predbat or any other automations?
The Portal Log (Remote Control History) fails to load anything - just comes back with 'Request Timed out' from both Chome & Firefox.I don't use any automation, just the Eco/Charge settings in the App (Charge 23:30 to 0530 100%)
I am on IOG, so whilst some of the charging was at 7p, the majority was at peak rate.
I didn't get a 'Calibration starting' notification, but I did receive a 'Calibration ended' notification. So it was a formal Calibration - by GE I assume.
I'm guessing this is another sysmptom of the 'Impossible Date' issue that affected those using Automation. My Inverter date seems to be correct on the Portal
That might (the remote history page not loading) be a red herring. I've an inverter that has never loaded that page since they implemented the "local change monitoring" thing. It's not an overload of data/changes either - its the inverter that gets left alone out of the two.
I fail to load the logs maybe 90% of the times I try, it's really frustrating.