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monitor and control battery status with the LiTime App
For first-time use or after shutdown, connect the battery to a LiFePO4 charger or an MPPT (with lithium activation) for 3-10 seconds. This will power on the battery and enable Bluetooth. If you don't have a compatible charger, please make sure to purchase a charger or MPPT together with the Bluetooth battery.
The battery details page shows the following information:
1. Real-Time Data: Remaining battery capacity, power, current, voltage, cell temperature, and battery life cycles, etc.
2. Battery Status Monitoring: The app monitors the battery's working state, including standby, charging, and discharging. During charging or discharging, the estimated time for completion is displayed. During discharge, power and current values are shown with a negative sign to indicate the discharge state.
3. Battery Control: Allows control of the battery discharge switch and turning off the battery.
4. OTA Upgrade: Remotely updates the battery management system to optimize battery performance without disassembling the device, enhancing the user experience.
Yes, it can.
When accessing the battery system details page, the app automatically collects and summarizes information from all batteries within the system. It displays comprehensive system data, including system voltage, current, power, and remaining battery system capacity in real time.
⚠️ Critical Connection Requirements
To ensure safety, performance, and longevity, all batteries in a connected bank must meet these conditions:
Read on Cautions to Notice When Connecting Batteries in Series or Parallel Guide for more detailed information.
Yes, it will.
If the Bluetooth connection is lost due to distance (approximately 10 meters under ideal conditions, though actual range may vary depending on the environment), the app will attempt to reconnect automatically when the phone moves back within communication range.
Yes, it can.
During the data retrieval process, the status of each individual battery within the system is displayed in the upper right corner of the battery card with the following indicators:
Green Dot: Indicates that the battery status and data are normal. You can click on the battery card to view detailed information about that specific battery.
Red/Orange Dot: Indicates an abnormal battery status, but data can still be retrieved. Clicking on the battery card provides detailed information about the issue.
Exclamation Mark: Indicates an issue with retrieving battery information, possibly due to Bluetooth connection problems. You can click on the battery card for troubleshooting guidance.
Yes, you can.
When there is no internet connection, a screen prompting you to enter the SN code (visible on the battery) will appear. Enter the SN code to complete the device addition process.
