Cloudlink Setup -Local Configurations

- Info page

- Device settings

- Site settings

- Wi Fi settings

- Admin

- Exit

Information Settings 

- Name - End Username

- Phone Number - End User Contact detail 

- Email Address - End User email address

Device Information

- Serial Number – Device Serial Number (not the secret device key)

- Hardware Version – Device Firmware Version

- Buzzer: Enable/disable the alarm buzzer or fault beep.

- Over The Air (OTA) update: Enable or disable automatic update of the Cloudlink firmware.  

  It is recommended not to disable the OTA updates.

  With OTA update enabled the Cloudlink will automatically check if there are newer firmware available through the Wi Fi connection. If newer firmware is found, it will be downloaded and installed.  This allows the Cloudlink to always operate with the latest features (communication protocols, supported inverters etc.)  and bug fixes. 

If OTA update is disabled, it is still possible to manually check if newer firmware is available, by setting the Cloudlink in the Firmware Update Check special mode, by pressing and holding the Mode button until 4 beeps are heard.  If new firmware is found, it will be installed and the Cloudlink will automatically reboot and exit the Firmware Update Check mode.  

- EMeter GSM datasaver: Enable or disable data usage saving mode, when using an Energy Meter with SIM card.

- CAN Speed: Select the speed of the Control Area Network (CAN) bus, used to transfer BMS data from the battery to the inverter.  The default value is 500 kbit/s, which can be changed to match the requirements of the specific inverter used in the system.

- CAN mode: Allow selection of the CAN protocol required by the specific inverter used in the system.  Available protocol selections include: Universal, Pylon, Victron, ATESS, Solis, Deye, HV.  

NOTE: 

The protocols supported are continuously being expanded, which is why it is important to keep OTA updates enabled.

- CAN connected to: Select if the Cloudlink/battery’s CAN bus is connected to any device – like an inverter.

NOTE: 

(The port used for CAN bus communication will depend on the specific inverter CAN connector pinouts.)  

- RS485/MOD connected to: Select if the Cloudlink/battery’s RS485 bus is  connected to any device – like an inverter.

- RS232 Connected to: Select if the Cloudlink/battery’s RS232 bus is connected to any device – like an inverter.

- Adaptive Cell limits - This will set the Cloudlink to control the cell limits by measuring Temp Voltage and Current values of each cell.

- Override Battery Parameters - This will set the Cloudlink to control all battery parameters like charge discharge and current settings.

Inverter Specifications

- No of Inverters - Details how many inverters installed.

- Inverter Brand – Detail on Inverter type.

- Inverter Model – Detail on Inverter Model and Size.

Battery Specifications

- No of Packs – Detail on number of batteries installed.

- Battery Brand – Hubble Lithium

- Battery Model – Details on Battery Model

Multiple Cloudlink Setup

- This unit Address – Set the Device Slave/Master Address.

- No of Cloudlink – Set the number of Cloudlinks installed.

Energy Meters 

- Baud Rate – Set the Baud rate of the Cloudlink. 

- Start Address – Set the Starting Address.

- Number of Devices – Sets the Number of devices connected.

Location 

- Override Device Location – Overrides the GPS location of the device.

- Latitude – Device Latitude address

- Longitude – Device longitude address

7. Exit Page

Once all the configuration changes have been made, use the exit page to save all the changes and exit.

1) Tap the menu button and then tap the Exit page.  

This will save the settings and reboot the Cloudlink after a couple of seconds.  

2) Please ensure that the Cloudlink reboots. The flashing Wi Fi, Comms and Status indicators should stop flashing.  If not, wait until the 5-minute timeout occurs.