Sunstone Power Industrial GmbH
PT. Solid Power Energi Indonesia
Sunstone Power Industry Co., Ltd.
Nobelring 13, 60598 Frankfurt (M) Germany
Komplek Duta Indah Iconic, Blok. C No. 2 Jl.
1803A, Tiley Central Plaza. Shenzhen, China
www.sunstonepower.de
MH Thamrin KM.2 Kebon Nanas, Tangerang 15143 Indonesia
www.sunstonepower.com
2.2.2 Battery pack interface functions
2.2.2.1 The positive and negative terminal blocks
The red terminal block is the positive pole of the battery, and the black terminal block is the negative
pole of the battery. It is locked with M6 screws. When installing, the SC25-6 copper nose can be used
for parallel connection of battery packs or external equipment for energy supply or charging.
2.2.2.2 LCD display and control
LCD display and control are divided into display part and control part.
(1)
The control part is button control, as shown in the figure below, from top to bottom are POWER,
UP, DOWN.
Power on:
①
Long press the POWER switch until the red light turns on (first the
green light turns on, but the switch shouldn’t be released).
②
The system self-checks when the red light is flashing (about 10S). After
that, the battery will enter the power-on state.
Power off:
①
Long press the switch (about 6S).
②
The green light goes out briefly and then flashes to enter the self-test
(about 10S). After that, the battery will be completely power-off.
2.2.1 Battery pack interface definitions
Function
Charge and discharge positive terminal
Charge and discharge negative terminal
Battery pack information and status display
Interface
Positive electrode
Negative electrode
LCD display and control
Dry contact and indicator light
RS485/CAN/RS232
communication interface
Address dial switch
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Remark
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Support continuous 100A
single pin overcharge
Support continuous 100A
single pin overcharge
The external communication of the battery pack
is connected in parallel and connected to the
communication interface of the upper computer
Battery pack status indication, abnormal alarm
Address setting when battery packs are
connected in parallel
Invalid when all six bits are set
to OFF
RS485/CAN is RJ45 interface
RS232 is RJ11 interface
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