If [SOC_CHARGE] in Charging Configuration is set while [V_SOC_CHARGE] remains 0, then the voltage threshold control, as described in Section 4.3, is replaced with the RelativeStateOfCharge() control.
With this method, the following changes in control transitions occur:
- [LV] charging state and RelativeStateOfCharge() > Charging SOC Mid; move to [MV] charging state.
- [MV] charging state and RelativeStateOfCharge() > Charging SOC High; move to [HV] charging state.
- [MV] charging state, [DSG] = 1, and RelativeStateOfCharge() < Charging SOC Mid – Charging SOC Hysteresis; move to [LV] charging state.
- [HV] charging state, [DSG] = 1, and RelativeStateOfCharge() < Charging SOC High – Charging SOC Hysteresis; move to [MV] charging state.
Table 4-1 RelativeStateofCharge() Range
| Class |
Subclass |
Name |
Type |
Min Value |
Max Value |
Default Value |
Unit |
| Advanced Charge Algorithm |
SOC Range |
Charging SOC Mid |
U1 |
0 |
100 |
50 |
% |
| Advanced Charge Algorithm |
SOC Range |
Charging SOC High |
U1 |
0 |
100 |
75 |
% |
| Advanced Charge Algorithm |
SOC Range |
Charging SOC Hysteresis |
U1 |
0 |
100 |
1 |
% |
Note: If the [V_SOC_CHARGE] = 1, the Voltage or RSOC(0 Range feature will be used to determin the state of charging even if [SOC_CHARGE] = 1.