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The analog input for measuring the inlet voltage is usually driven by an isolated voltage conversion board (e.g. muehlpower board), which has an output voltage >0 in case of zero inlet voltage. (typical the 4mA to 20mA for full range)
But the software just calculates
Param::SetFloat(Param::InletVoltage, AnaIn::udc.Get() / Param::GetFloat(Param::UdcDivider));
which does not consider the offset.
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The analog input for measuring the inlet voltage is usually driven by an isolated voltage conversion board (e.g. muehlpower board), which has an output voltage >0 in case of zero inlet voltage. (typical the 4mA to 20mA for full range)
But the software just calculates
Param::SetFloat(Param::InletVoltage, AnaIn::udc.Get() / Param::GetFloat(Param::UdcDivider));
which does not consider the offset.
Discussed here: https://openinverter.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=72086#p72086
Todo: add the offset, either as parameter or even fixed to the existing, LIM compatible boards.
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