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--- battery_compatibility:meterboost [2024-04-27 09:29] – [2.2 Off-grid of on-grid series] guy_stewart
+++ battery_compatibility:meterboost [2024-10-14 13:59] (current) – guy_stewart
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 It is possible to use either the BMS-Can or VE.Can ports with this battery. Depending which one you use will require additional configuration on the MeterBoost side, please see the documentation linked below for instructions.
-The minimum supported firmware version is v3.31. It is recommended to use the latest firmware version on new installations and when trouble shooting issues.
+The minimum supported firmware version is v3.40. It is recommended to use the latest firmware version on new installations and when trouble shooting issues.
 It is permitted to use either Type A or Type B VE.Can to BMS-Can cables.
+== 1.1.1 Accessing the MtB Smart GateWay ==
+The MeterBoost Smart GateWay can be accessed through a web browser on any device connected to the same local network as the GX device (which is connected to the GateWay).
+To find the IP address for connection, go to the GX device, navigate to "Device List," select "MeterBoost battery," then "Details," and look under "Connection Information."
+{{:battery_compatibility:outlook-vobwbuzw.png?400|}}
 === 1.2 All 48V Multis, MultiPlus, Quattros and RS models are compatible ===
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 Some of our Solar Chargers feature a VE.Direct communication port, some feature a VE.Can communication port, and some feature both. Both of these types of communication ports can be used to connect the Solar charger to the GX Device. Such connection is mandatory, because it is used to regulate charge currents and voltages.
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   * 10 kVA: 3 MB48LI82.GW battery or 3 MB48LI50.GW
   * 15 kVA: 4 MB48LI82.GW battery or 4 MB48LI50.GW
-  * For 3-phase and parallel multiply the number of batteries needed for single phase setup.
+  * For 3-phase and parallel systems multiply the number of batteries needed for single phase setup by the number of inverters in the installation.
-==== 2.2 Off-grid of on-grid series ====
+==== 2.2 Off-grid or on-grid series ====
 This configuration refers to when loads are connected to the AC-output of the inverter.
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 Further details about installation and configuration is available from MeterBoost here:
-{{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_quick_start_guide_r2024-1.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_quick_start_guide_r2024-3.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_batteries_user_manual_r2024-2.pdf |}}
-{{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_batteries_user_manual_r2023-1.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_gateway_user_manual_r2024-2.pdf |}}
-{{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_gateway_user_manual_r2023-1.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_gateway_manual_utilizador_r2024-2.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_baterias_manual_utilizador_r2024-2.pdf |}}
+  * {{ :battery_compatibility:mtb_guia_iniciaça_o_r2024-2.pdf |}}
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 Support for this battery should first come from your MeterBoost supplier, if they are unable to assist, you can contact MeterBoost at support@meterboost.com
-Support from Victron is limited our online [[https://community.victronenergy.com/index.html|Victron Community]] page.
+Support from Victron is limited our online [[https://community.victronenergy.com|Victron Community]] page.