02-05-2025, 05:27 PM
General advice on this type of issue:
To perform programming on the car (flash a config, restore OEM, load any software) the process must disconnect the HV battery contactors, which OrBit does in the car. Charging will be interrupted when programming, then control is essentially returned to the car, when programming is finished and the car is brought back to "normal" operation.
My experience is the car will decide to start charging again after a few minutes. It's up to what is going on in the car software.
If charging doesn't resume in a short period of time after programming, I would treat it like you might any time the car doesn't seem to start charging. Disconnect OrBit, remove and re-plug the charging cable, try to start the car up and operate it, then shut down and plug in again.
To perform programming on the car (flash a config, restore OEM, load any software) the process must disconnect the HV battery contactors, which OrBit does in the car. Charging will be interrupted when programming, then control is essentially returned to the car, when programming is finished and the car is brought back to "normal" operation.
My experience is the car will decide to start charging again after a few minutes. It's up to what is going on in the car software.
If charging doesn't resume in a short period of time after programming, I would treat it like you might any time the car doesn't seem to start charging. Disconnect OrBit, remove and re-plug the charging cable, try to start the car up and operate it, then shut down and plug in again.