BankYour charging dashboard
Connect to your system.
Sign in to see the battery and manage charging.
Local access to your Raspberry Pi. Your charger PINs are separate from this password.
BankMike’s charging dashboard
WAITING FOR DATA
Battery & chargers
Charging, at a glance.
The 30 A assists. The XS finishes.
Waiting for readings
Battery bank
—V
Battery voltage · SmartShunt
—Approximate charge
Time to fullUnavailable
Inverter draw bypasses the shunt. The percentage is an estimate.
Waiting for enough charging information.
30 A assistance
MONITORINGWaiting for the controller
Monitor pauses automation and leaves charger settings untouched.
Your charging system
One bank voltage · independent charger regulationSmartShunt
Battery monitor
—A
Waiting for readings—
No reading yet
Orion XS
50 A charger
—A
Waiting for readings
No reading yet
Battery bank
2 × 200 Ah in parallel
—V shared by both chargers
Net battery currentUnavailable
Both current readings are needed for a total.
Orion-Tr Smart
30 A charger
—A
Waiting for readingsMonitor
No reading yet
Battery voltage
Recent readingsWaiting for voltage history
——
Activity
Controller logNo events yet.
Demo voltage
Simulator onlyChanges the server’s simulated reading. No Bluetooth or hardware command. Set a 10-second rule delay to try a quick handover.
Live Bluetooth readings
Victron devices.
Every value currently streaming from the Pi.
Stay connected
Wi-Fi & hotspot.
Use the Pi’s own network, or join a WPA2 personal Wi-Fi network.
Current connection
WaitingThe Pi uses one Wi-Fi radio. Changing networks disconnects this page temporarily.
Reconnect to the dashboard
After joining Wi-Fi, connect your phone or laptop to the same network and open victron.local:8080.
If the join fails, reconnect to the Pi hotspot and open 10.42.0.1:8080.
Join a network
Nearby networks
Scan to find nearby Wi-Fi.
Saved networks
Stored on your PiNo saved networks.