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Hi, this looks like a great project, and apologies for the dumb question. How should the ESP8266/D1 Mini be connected to the Seplos RS485 port? Do you directly connect TX to the RS485 A pin and RX to the RS485 B pin? Or are you using a UART to RS485 converter such as an XY-017 (e.g. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256802054906940.html?gatewayAdapt=4itemAdapt). Thanks for any guidance! |
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A RS485 converter is required! I've just added a description of the schematics: here:https://github.com/syssi/esphome-seplos-bms#schematics Some Seplos models provides a RS232 port. This could also be used. In this case a RS232-to-TTL converter is required to shift the RS232 voltage level from -12/+12V to 0/3.3V. |
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I soldered the PCBs and components together as indicated in the posts above. Everything works great. I just needed to change the baud rate to 19200 for my particular Seplos BMS. Now if anyone with 3D printing skills wants to make a case, we'd have a nice hardware solution!
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Good job! |
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Could you add/name a license for your material above? I would like to add the gerber files and images to the repository if possible. Feel free to contribute the files as pull request. |
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Sorry for not responding to this. Feel free to add these files to the repo with whatever license you’re using in the repo. I’m not too good with pull requests or I’d do it myself (sorry!!). |
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nice solution, very well done, is there any news |
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A RS485 converter is required! I've just added a description of the schematics: here:https://github.com/syssi/esphome-seplos-bms#schematics
Some Seplos models provides a RS232 port. This could also be used. In this case a RS232-to-TTL converter is required to shift the RS232 voltage level from -12/+12V to 0/3.3V.