The Panel Output
When running the script, it will have the following output by default:
(Example. Values made up)

The Lines Meaning the following
The Title and the Page Count.
(See "NoTitle" and "NoPageCount")

Your custom Message.
Use the argument field of the Programmable Block to set one.
(Note: Triggering the Script with something else will use its argument as Message until the next refresh
e.g.
The Programmable Block has the Argument: World
The Script is triggered by a sensor with the argument: Hello
Message is "Hello"
Block auto-refreshes
Message is "World"
)

The Total Charge and the Total Balance
(See "NoTotal" and "NoBalance")

The Battery Status
"Main Battery" The Name of the Battery
50% The Charge of the Battery
DC/CH/NA/Off Discharging/Charging/Inactive/Off
With a *: Not in Auto mode
10 min The Time left to charge/Discharge

The Name of a subgrid.
All following batteries are on this grid.

Output on Recompiling
When Recompiling, the Script will output invalid configuration statements and errors with the LCD Names.
All LCD Names that have the prefix "Battery.Display_" will be listed.
Errors Will be thrown if:

• The Group isn't a number above 0 or "QUICK"
  
• The Index isn't a number above 0
  
• A Group doesn't contain all the indexes it should (e.g. 1 2 3 _ 5 6 7)
  The printed Panel must not be the cause. It is just given to tell the group number to look up.

The Number of entries, a display can handle are determined by it's font size.
(Smaller Font: More Entries
Larger Font: Less Entries)

The overflow in groups is only covered entry wise,
meaning that If an entry is too long, it will be cut.
However, you can use Large LCDs to increase the horizontal space.

QuickInfo Panels have a fixed font size, that is set by the script.

To keep this script a bit more lightweight on Servers, the LCD Panels and Configuration are not refreshed upon execution. To update changes to any of them, hit Recompile in the Programmable Block and then Run.
This is, because i think, Configuration and Panels aren't changed that much.

If you aren't playing on a constantly running server (e.g. a local world) the script needs to be started after every server start, unless you enable AutoRun.

Note: This feature was requested by https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198161721475 (Xeridan.exe)

You can now force single batteries to be completely excluded by adding the word in a single line in the Custom Data of the Battery, you want to exclude.

It won't show up in the total calculation aswell.