Releases: lincomatic/open_evse
vD4.6.0
compiled with 1.6.15 AVR board support
see CHANGELOG for info on this release
test release using AVR compiler 1.6.15
Please test this ASAP. Using the latest compiler, we gain 2K+ code space. However, we need to find if the more aggressive optimization breaks anything.
V3.11.3
v3.10.4
v3.10.4
v3.9.0
This release replaces the buggy v3.8.4.
- Time Limit - charge for specified time and stop
- Charge Limit - charge for specified kWh and stop
- Improved fault handling - most faults that occur during charging can be cleared by simply unplugging the EV. Auto resettable faults display a countdown timer to the next retry.
There are a number of fixes and behavior enhancements.
See the CHANGELOG for a detailed description.
v3.7.8
• UL compliant safety checks
• Temperature monitoring - stays quiet in the background but protects you automatically if all hell breaks loose - look for the new RAPI command to poll the sensors. Anyone with the RGB LCD w/RTC from the OpenEVSE store will be able to benefit from this feature by only flashing new firmware. Adding MCP9808 and/or TMP007 breakout boards to I2C is simple and works automatically. Pick up the breakouts from Adafruit.com
• kWh metering on by default now if you have the current measurement CT on a v2.5 or v3 or OpenEVSE II
• Clock and Delaytimer menus are back where you can find them with the button, always available via RAPI
• Simpler compiling - no copying of files to libraries directory
• New RAPI commands for setting or clearing the accumulated kWh. Use that in case the eeprom is cleared to 0 and you want your old accumulated kWh back again
• RAPI support for calibration and reading of the voltmeter in Nick's OpenEVSE II
• RAPI checksum options: arithmetic sum, XOR, and no checksum for interactive use.