Lynx Smart BMS Menu item Default value / unit Description and / or possible values Allow to charge Yes Status of the ATC signal Allow to discharge Yes Status of the ATD signal Device Device related parameters and custom name setting Parameters Charge Voltage Limit (CVL) V Shows the voltage target send to DVCC compatible chargers (for a 12V battery: 13.50V or 14.20V) Charge Current Limit (CCL) A Maximum allowed charge current limit send to DVCC compatible chargers Discharge Current Limit (DCL) A Maximum allowed discharge current limit 11.6. Reversed power distribution WARNING:
ELECTRICAL SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD Disable and remove all voltage sources before opening the enclosure or performing any service operations. Use a voltmeter to ensure that there is no residual voltage from internal capacitors, batteries or the like. Failure to observe this instruction may result in burns or fire. 11.6.1. Introduction This guide describes how to configure the Lynx Smart BMS and Lynx Smart BMS NG for reversed power distribution. By default, power flows from left to right: DC power sources connect to the left-hand side, and DC loads to the right. This guide is intended for cases where this arrangement needs to be reversed.
It applies to all models and hardware revisions of the Lynx Smart BMS. 11.6.2. Models and variants There are currently two models and two variants of the Lynx Smart BMS. The models differ by current rating: 500 A version with one power contactor 1000 A version with two power contactors The variants are distinguished by enclosure marking: NG (New Generation) Non-NG (original design) 11.6.3. Technical background The primary function of the Lynx Smart BMS is to monitor system and battery voltages, as well as the currents flowing through the device, thereby protecting the battery from under- and overcharging. Page 46 Appendix