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SDB Compact Power Display
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3 Oct, 2018 @ 9:15am
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SDB Compact Power Display

Description
It shows % of the battery grid, actual power consumption and time in minutes when your battery grid will have no power.

You need:
1+ stationary battery
1x cable analyser
1x batch reader
1x IC
1x IC housing
3x small LED monitor

( obviously one computer to program IC )

https://imgur.com/a/YijCNWu

d0 = batch reader ( reading stationary battery, value average, ratio )
d1 = cable analyzer

d3 = LED display
d4 = LED display
d5 = LED display
38 Comments
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Liam Kapz26 20 Nov, 2024 @ 7:01am 
can i make with multiple batteries to show kw and battery charging time?
Adam De Beers  [author] 20 Nov, 2022 @ 11:21am 
Made 4 years ago it is still working :D
Adam De Beers  [author] 20 Nov, 2022 @ 11:19am 
You are welcome.
ErikV70 20 Nov, 2022 @ 10:50am 
Great coding example. I was trying to make this, but could not get it to work properly. Now i did. Thanks :-)
ждун 14 Oct, 2021 @ 4:36pm 
its also probably better to use PowerActual instead of PowerRequired. Not a big deal though they are mostly same.
ждун 14 Oct, 2021 @ 4:35pm 
ah yea i realized. I was just playing around with my own script. Actually you also don't need the analyzer. You can get these values from batteries directly.
Adam De Beers  [author] 14 Oct, 2021 @ 2:49pm 
You are welcome. That program and the video about it is 3 years old. Many things were not working as they are working now.
ждун 14 Oct, 2021 @ 2:38pm 
thanks for sharing helped me to learn something.
Btw. i have some improvement suggestions.
1. using aliases instead of registers directly would make the code better readable
2. you don't actually need the batch reader. You can just do:

lb ratio_average battery_hash Ratio Average

assuming you have:
alias ratio_average r0 # or any other register
define battery_hash -400115994

Adam De Beers  [author] 31 May, 2021 @ 3:43pm 
If you have 1 battery, it shows % of 1 battery. If you have 150 batteries, it shows % of 150 batteries combined. There is a link for Youtube video on the right.
Grizzly 31 May, 2021 @ 11:11am 
What do you mean by "% of the battery grid" ? Is that how full the batteries are?