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6.2. Configuring the BCI and the battery bank
Before the BCI and battery bank can be used, the BCI needs to be configured and the
batteries need to have a unique battery node ID. Configuring the BCI and the batteries can be
done by using the Super B Be in Charge Software.
For connecting the BCI to a computer, a CAN to USB converter is required, see table 12.
Refer to Figure 15 for connecting the CAN to USB converter to the BCI.
6.3. Battery ID’s
In multi-battery systems, each battery shall have a unique Node ID number. The default
Node ID for a Super B Li-ion battery is 10. This number shall be changed depending on
the configuration. If a complete system has been ordered at Super B, the Li-ion batteries
will have been preconfigured and renumbering is not necessary. If this is not the case,
renumbering can be done manually.
Any Node ID number between 2 and 100 can be assigned to a Li-ion battery. Node ID 1 should
not be used for Li-ion batteries as it is reserved for the BCI. We recommend not to use Node
ID 10 for multi battery configurations as it may be confusing in case a Li-ion battery is added
to the system.
Multiple Li-ion batteries with the same number will result in unpredictable behavior of the
system.
It is recommended to label the Li-ion batteries with their assigned node ID. Try to number the
Li-ion batteries in such a way that the battery bank configuration (number in parallel, number
in series) can be easily recognized. For example, in a 4 series 2 parallel system use node ID
11, 12, 13, 14 for the four Li-ion batteries in series and node ID 21, 22, 23, 24 for the other four
Li-ion batteries in series.
6.3.1. Battery ID renumbering procedure
Use the following procedure to renumber the node ID for each battery in the system.
1. Connect one Li-ion battery to the CAN Master bus (see figure 15).