I'm having issues regarding showing the battery percentage.

[porrey]

I'm having issues regarding showing the battery percentage.

[porrey]

I added a standalone sketch called Debug to the examples folder. It will display the device register values as well as the calculated values. This may help debug your issue.

Output from SparkFun fuel gauge:

Serial port initialized.

ADDRESS...........: 0x36	(54)
VCELL HIGH BYTE...: 0xC3	(195)
VCELL LOW BYTE....: 0x40	(64)
SOC HIGH BYTE.....: 0x40	(64)
SOC LOW BYTE......: 0xB3	(179)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x03	(3)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x97	(151)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x1C	(28)

PERCENT...........: 64.70%
ADC...............: 3124
VOLTAGE...........: 3905.00 mV

Output from clone device (this device does not work):

Serial port initialized.

ADDRESS...........: 0x32	(50)
VCELL HIGH BYTE...: 0xFA	(250)
VCELL LOW BYTE....: 0xC0	(192)
SOC HIGH BYTE.....: 0xCC	(204)
SOC LOW BYTE......: 0xEC	(236)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x03	(3)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x97	(151)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x1C	(28)

PERCENT...........: 204.92%
ADC...............: 4012
VOLTAGE...........: 5015.00 mV

[Cicrumstonce]

Alright, so from what I am seeing in the Serial monitor is that I am not receiving SOC HIGH and LOW, as well as VCELL LOW BYTE.

Serial port initialized.

ADDRESS...........: 0x36	(54)
VCELL HIGH BYTE...: 0x86	(134)
VCELL LOW BYTE....: 0x00	(0)
SOC HIGH BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
SOC LOW BYTE......: 0x00	(0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x00	(0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x03	(3)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x97	(151)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x7C	(124)

PERCENT...........: 0.00%
ADC...............: 2144
VOLTAGE...........: 2680.00 mV

[porrey]

If the voltage is correct, the battery is low and 0% makes sense. The voltage should be above 3.7v to operate effectively. At 100% it is usually at 4.2v or more. It is odd, however, that the VCELL LOW byte is 0.

[Cicrumstonce]

Here I am again, as of right now I got it 'working'. What issue seems to be occurring now is the follwing, I have a battery holder which can hold 2 batteries and it showcases a total of 5.12V (They have a max of 7.4V and they aren't fully charged. They have around 6V of power.) This isn't changing at all. I've implemented the adc and it's the same also, it remains at 4095. Nothing higher, nothing lower. What does change is the percentage, it's continuously rising and not stopping at 100%. However this is in my part of the code, when I am using your debugging code. It shows something completely different.
`Serial port initialized.

ADDRESS...........: 0x36 (54)
VCELL HIGH BYTE...: 0x2C (44)
VCELL LOW BYTE....: 0x40 (64)
SOC HIGH BYTE.....: 0x00 (0)
SOC LOW BYTE......: 0x00 (0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00 (0)
MODE LOW BYTE.....: 0x00 (0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x00 (0)
VERSION LOW BYTE..: 0x03 (3)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x97 (151)
CONFIG LOW BYTE...: 0x1C (28)

PERCENT...........: 0.00%
ADC...............: 708
VOLTAGE...........: 885.00 mV
`
In your debug, the problem reoccurs where the percentage isn't showing, but we know what that reason is. But the one thing that confuses me a lot is where it shows different adc's.

I'm mainly using this code:
`
#include <MAX17043.h>
#include <Wire.h>
#include <LiquidCrystal.h>
#include <Arduino.h>

LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2);

void setup(){
Serial.begin(115200);
Wire.begin();
FuelGauge.begin();

lcd.begin(16, 2);

lcd.clear();

void loop(){

float capaciteit = FuelGauge.percent();
float voltage = FuelGauge.voltage() / 1000;

Serial.print("Battery Percentage: ");
Serial.println(capaciteit);

Serial.print("Battery Voltage: ");
Serial.println(voltage);

delay(2000);

lcd.setCursor(0,0);
lcd.print("U: ");
lcd.setCursor(3, 0);
lcd.print(voltage);
lcd.setCursor(7,0);
lcd.print("V");

lcd.setCursor(0, 1);
lcd.print("Q: ");
lcd.setCursor(3, 1);
lcd.print(capaciteit);
lcd.setCursor(7,1);
lcd.print("%");

lcd.setCursor(10, 0);
lcd.print("T: ");
}
`
I'm currently working on a project for school and I hope this'll be resolved.

[porrey]

The MAX17043 can only read a voltage of a single cell up to approximately 4.7V. Using two batteries in parallel would not be supported either.

Try issuing a reset() and then a quickstart() during initialization. See this example for more details: https://porrey.github.io/max1704x/examples/basic.