TROUBLESHOOTING: Status Icons of the WatchMon Toolkit
A number of key status states can be found in the bottom left corner of the Toolkit application, when hovering over the icon a text explanation is available. If you click the icon this will navigate to the screen to resolve or investigate the issue.
Individual status icons and the relevant meanings:
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No Connection - Application is not linked to WatchMon supervisor. |
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Heart-beat blinking - Confirms that the system is linked to WatchMon Supervisor. |
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Link- Wifi connection link via Wifi. |
USB connection link via USB, will enable system modifications.
Discharge- Normal System is OK to discharge at normal/high power mode.
Discharge- Limp System is in limited power for over discharge mode.
Discharge- Off System has disabled discharging.
Charge- Normal System is OK to recharge at normal/high power mode.
Charge- Limp System is in limited power mode to suit bypass balancing.
Charge- Off System has disabled charging.
Charge- Complete state has reached fully charged and in idle full mode.
Critical Fault- System has disabled battery Isolator/Contactor.
Heating On- Control for heating has been triggered.
Cooling On- Control for cooling has been triggered.
New Software Available- For download and upgrade.
New Firmware Available- For hardware device / modules found in the system.
USB Powered- Supervisor with 5V supply from USB no supply pins
Auto balance- Running from cell extra bypass mode.
Toolkit logging- Running from software app.
Pending collection of all System Settings
Configuration synchronisation- Task required.
Bypass testing- Has not been verified.
Charge-Heat Relief- Has been evoked, trigger charging to be paused until bypass cool down.
Setup Wizard- Has not be run on this supervisor.
CellMon Network- Needs to be verified.
Configuration wizard- Has not been finalised.
Low Supervisor Voltage- Has been reported (critical supply), typically less than 9v.
Firmware Update- Available to the Watchmon supervisor.
Read Only- Mode from the supervisor.
High Temperature Alert- From cell monitors.
High Voltage Alert- From cell monitors.
Low Voltage Alert- From cell monitors.