Testing both RS485 buses
JK-BMS Monitor demonstration from 14 October 2026: access and LCD control on RS485-1, with RS485-2 running in parallel.
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JK-BMS Monitor demonstration from 14 October 2026: access and LCD control on RS485-1, with RS485-2 running in parallel.
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Solar, home, battery and grid together in an illustrated energy overview.
Click the image to enlargeFleet overview, site status, estimated runtime and access to diagnostics, followed by individual pack details.
Click the image to enlargeThe fleet view provides access to sites or packs and their diagnostics. Details go down to BMS units and cell voltages, with status indicators and trends.
Click the image to enlargeBattery process view, communications, alarms, trends, logs and service views.
Click the image to enlargeThe cell view brings together minimum, average, maximum and delta. It helps identify differences between cells in the screenshot shown.
Click the image to enlargeSmartPhoton Remote Bridge displays a KOSTAL G3 / BYD HVS installation through the ESP32 proxy. The view shown is read-only.
Click the image to enlargeThe financial side of the SmartPhoton ecosystem complements the technical view of your installation.
Click the image to enlargeScreenshot of one installation: device and entity counts vary with its configuration.
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Public synchroniser example: MQTT configuration creates Home Assistant entities.
A remote communication demonstration using encrypted MQTT, published on @domosimple on 10 September 2026.
Watch on YouTube ↗A Windows launcher and local web interface for viewing JK-BMS devices, storing SQLite history and publishing measurements through MQTT.
Two BMS devices shown with communication state, SOC, voltage, current, power, temperatures, cycles and cell voltage/resistance tables.
Click to enlargeMetric, period and BMS selection, with SOC, power and cell-delta charts. The screenshot shows a short measurement sample, not a twenty-four-hour endurance test.
Click to enlargeTCP source or USB/COM port, connection settings, SQLite database path, measurement intervals and MQTT configuration. The launcher also offers Home Assistant discovery options, backend startup and CSV export.
Click to enlargeScreenshots supplied by Jean-Luc on 30 October 2026. They show the V0.11.9 prototype; displayed values come from a test and are not a live demonstration.
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