VictronConnect 4+

Since upgrading to V 6.0, I cannot see my MPPT charge controller in device list. I have reinstalled app, rebooted computer, removed blue tooth devices, but nothing changes. Using MAC with Big Sur..Have earlier version on phone which still works Not sure what to do? Thanks

Both on my iPhone 14 Pro Max and my Macbookpro laptop running the latest Mac OS, I get continuous Bluetooth connection drop outs. Many times it wont even find any device at all. I have stood right next to my SmartSolar charger and scanned it over and over with the app and it does not connect to my Macbook, eventually it'll find it and work, for awhile, then it dies. This is a new Macbook so there is no issue there. I can connect easier and more stable by using my iPhone. It has never failed to find the SCC but it does sometimes get stuck in this continous loop of connecting reaching 100% and starting over, the computer app does the same. I have used other BT devices with my Mac and they connect fine and stay stable for really far distances so I know my hardware is good. I don't have a bunch of signals or interference either. The fact it cant find inverters (w/BT module attached) or the SmartSolar SCC when I'm standing right next to it (on the computer only) is a sign something is not right with the software. My phone never fails to find it at any distance, just the reconnect loop issue sometimes. Figure it out Victron!

The app is OK. It does show everything I need. I wish it was a little bit more customizable, for instance seeing the amps going into the battery banks in a column so you could just scan straight down the list and they would all be lined up underneath each other. I have it connected to a MPPT for solar, a shunt to monitor the batteries and anothe shunt as a DC monitor for a wind generator. There are a TON of settings. It would be nice to see what the original default setting was after editing and more in-app help as to what each of the settings do or how they should be set, for instance, I have lead acid batteries and there are four choices to choose from but no help as to which one should be used. Overall it does what I need but not being an electrician or a battery expert, I pretty much don't have a clue if it is set properly for my system but my gut says the numbers are reasonably what I should be expecting and need to manage the batteries on my liveaboard sailboat.