USER MANUAL
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1. Smart Battery Analyzer USER MANUAL Note Due to continual product improvements specification and instructions may change without noeice Content Analyzer Introduction siesieenctiarnainnetin 1 Safety Eeer E 2 Str cture NSIC TOR eese e 3 Computer Operationncsiescdsacsap mnie E 7 Button Operaton EE 10 Technical Darameterg 12 Warran aime tncees rer cee ce eee ee 12 Solving Probl eis essiceiepsyaiedaneeiommc aetna 12 Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual SMART BATTERY ANALYZER USER MANUAL READ MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATION Thank you for purchasing Smart Battery Analyzer Thank you for giving us chance to serve you Also congratulations You are the owner of a Smart Battery Analyzer SBA the complete battery analyzer and charger and from now on you will enjoy any convenience that SBA will bring to you Please take a few minutes to thoroughly familiarize yourself with this step by step instruction manual to fully understand the features operation and care of your Analyzer By doing so you will achieve the maximum potential of this device Your SBA offers 9 functions testing Charging Discharging function Voltage Capacity Resistance Short Circuit Protection Overcharging Over discharging protection Reactivating Quick Charge Quick Discharge Your SBA features 1 The more accuracy measurement because 4 pole probes are applied 2 Easy operation it means your SBA can be operated by both your PC and the b2. tiv Unit mAh Data displayed when S test est Capacity X Unit V nit Currently Voltage I Working C o Unit mA No data when Q Test orking Curren R Battery Resist Unit mQ Data displayed when Q Test attery Resistance T Cit in Data displayed when Charging or Working Timer re Discharging S C P T Short Circuit Protecttest PASS or NO PASS Result showed when Q Test O D P T PASS or NO PASS Result showed when Q Test Over Discharge Protect test O C P T Over Charge Protect Tests PASS or NO PASS Result showed when Q Test CH DCH Function Of PASS or NO PASS Result showed when Q Test Charge Discharge T C le ity Test PASS or NO PASS Result showed when S Test apacity Tes E Print the data When your analyzer finishes testing the relative data twinkles on the LCD screen press Print and the mini printer will print the result and Print appears on the LCD screen 11 Smart Battery Analyzer Technical Parameters User Manual Battery Types Ni MH and Ni CD 2 4V 3 6V 4 8V 6 0V 7 2V Li ion and Li Polymer 3 6V 7 2V Input Voltage 110V 220V AC 10 Output Current lt 2500mA Size 270x170x80mm Gross Weight 2kg Working Temp 0 C 45 C Humidity lt 85 RH Testing Range Differentiation Step Precision Repetition V 0 10V 0 01V 0 01V 1 RD 0 1 FD lt 0 01V C 50 2500mA ImA 3mA 0 3 RD 0 1 FD lt 6mA Warranty All Smart Battery Analyzer pa
3. battery type Li ion to Li ion and Li polymer Ni MH to Ni MH and Ni Cd 2 Setting battery normal voltage Set a data as told on your battery label 3 Setting battery normal capacity Input the data as told on the battery label And you can compare it to the actual capacity that your analyzer will check out Note The normal capacity on the label does not mean the one checked out 4 Choosing overcharging test Find out Overcharging Test click it and a hook appears in the option frame It means overcharging protection function will be tested 5 Setting testing mode Find out Model and choose among the following testing methods 1 Q Test quick test it will test the voltage the resistance the short circuit protection overcharging over discharging protection If the voltage of the battery to be tested is under AN the battery will be charged to 4V 2 S Test standard test it will tests capacity Under normal circumstances it takes 1 5 to 2 hours to runa S Test 3 Reactivating it can reactivate a battery when a battery is left unused for a long period of time It will run a charging and discharging cycle which takes about 3 to 5 hours 4 Q Charge quick charge charging a battery at fast speed 5 Q Discharge quick discharge discharging a battery at fast speed b After setting parameter click OK and your analyzer starts to work c View certain results during the standard test course 1 View certain
4. iew Find out Conclusion according to the testing data PASS or NO PASS will show up E After view the results you can choose to a Save the record for your later check 1 Click the shortcut key Save Record or click Save Record in Record from the main menu all the information in the textbox excluding Status will be saved 2 Click Browse Record or click Record Browse in Record from the main menu Browse Record dialog box pops out and you can check if the information is well saved And here you can also directly choose to Print the saved information Click Print Clear the saved information Click Clear Record Exit from Browse Record dialog box Click Exit b Print the record Click the shortcut key Print or click Print in File from the main menu Print dialog box pops out and you can choose to Print the saved information Click Print Save the saved information into other file in your computer Click Save As Exit from Print dialog box Click Exit Note Starting Time in the textbox records the time when your analyzer starts to test the battery The time is in synchronization with your computer clock so you cannot modify it and the recorded testing result will be singular because of the record of time F When you finish step E it is called a round of integral testing proces
5. in risk of fire and electrical shock If extension cord must be used a Pins on plug of extension cord must be the same number size and shape as those on the plug of the Analyzer b Extension cord must be properly wired and in good electrical condition Do not operate unit with damaged cord or plug Replace either immediately Do not operate analyzer if it has received a sharp blow been dropped or otherwise damaged in any way return unit to SBA manufacturing for repair Do not disassemble your analyzer Unauthorized disassembly may result in further damage and will void the warranty Return unit to SBA Manufacturing when repair is required HIGH VOLTAGE IS PRESENT INSIDE THE ENCLOSURE Only properly trained technicians are authorized to repair or alter unit To reduce risk of electrical shock unplug analyzer from outlet before attempting any maintenance Allow at least six 6 inches clearance at rear of unit for fan Use only the proper power cord for the country in which the unit is intended Ensure that if a replacement power cord is purchased from anywhere rather than SBA manufacturer it conforms to the safety standards and power rating of the country for its intended use Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual Structure Instruction A Front View l d 34 e 1 Enter 5 Reset 2 Select 6 Liquid Crystal Display LCD 3 Function 7 Transparent Cover 4 Print 8 Cover Lock Smart Battery Analyzer Use
6. ischarge function of the tested battery is unqualified and needs to be disposed of Note Always use the original power supply and power off when changing batteries B Make a note if necessary Find out Related Information from the textbox User You can input the battery type and the manufacturer Checker You can input the checker s name or code number can be input Remarks You can input the reason to test the battery or other necessary information C Setting specification When MODE appears on the LCD click the shortcut key Open Channel in the Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual interface or find out Channel in the main menu drop down the menu click Open Channel Note The COM of the PC and the COM of your analyzer must match Click Port Setting from Channel in the main menu to choose a suitable COM among 4 COMs COM Status will be Opened and Test Status will be Initialization If there is no display Please refer to Solving Problems a Setting specification Click the shortcut key Set Parameter or click Instrument Setting in the Setting from the main menu and the Parameter Setting dialog box pops out In this dialog box 5 items are available You can set the related parameters for the battery to be tested 1 Setting battery type Li ion or Ni MH Find out Battery Type and you can choose Li ion or Ni MH according to your
7. our battery label c Setting battery capacity Input the data as told on the battery label And you can compare it to the actual capacity that your analyzer will check out Note The capacity on the label does not mean the one checked out d Setting testing mode 1 Q Test quick test it will test the voltage the resistance the short circuit protection overcharging over discharging protection If the voltage of the battery to be tested is under 4V the battery will be charged to 4V Under normal circumstances it takes about 30 seconds to run a Q Test 2 S Test standard test it will run a full test on battery Besides the tests run in Q Test it also tests capacity Under normal circumstances it takes 1 5 to 2 hours to run a S Test 3 wm Reactivating it can reactivate a battery when a battery is left unused for a long period of time It will run a charging and discharging cycle which takes about 3 to 5 hours 10 Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual 4 Q Charge quick charge charging a battery at fast speed 5 Q Discharge quick discharge discharging a battery at fast speed After you set the parameters press Enter and the analyzer starts to work while LCD displays Working C View the results During the course of testing press Function and LCD will display the following words press Select you can check out the following results D Test C
8. r Manual B Rear View Serial Switch On 1 Power Supply Jack 2 Jack Link to Printer Personal Computer 3 Switch 4 Bottom Housing 5 Top Housing Smart Battery Analyzer C Adapter 1 Top board of battery holder 2 Base board of battery holder 3 Probe track board 4 Spring 5 Probe handles 6 Probes 7 Screw 8 Adaptor base board 9 Slide track 10 Cover button User Manual Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual Preparation 1 Make your analyzer ready Set the analyzer on a flat steady surface allowing at least six 6 inches clearance at the rear of the unit Check to make sure battery and analyzer contacts are clean Dirty contacts can result in a battery analyzer malfunction 2 Make your battery ready Push down the cover button to open the transparent cover take out the adaptor Lift up the probes and hold them in the standby position Remove the top board of the battery holder place the battery on the bottom board and make sure that the metal faces upwards or out wards Press down the battery so as to allow the top board to be fixed into the battery holder Move the probe track board to make it parallel with the metals of the battery adjust the probes to point directly to the metals lower the probes to make them contact well with the metals of the battery Put the adaptor back into the bay of the analyzer and close the transparent cover Smart Battery Analyzer User Man
9. results from the CH DISC curve Click the shortcut key Browse Curve or click Browse Curve in the Record from the main menu and CH DISC Curve pops out Click any point on the curve and the relative information about charging and discharging voltage and time of this point will be indicated at the bottom of the graph 2 View certain results from the meters wm Find out Test Parameter from the textbox This textbox displays voltage current and time at present Besides in figures voltage and current are also Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual displayed in meters so that the board is more visual for users to view Time is in figures however can it be recorded only when charging or discharging the battery The charging or discharging time displays in subsection Note 1 The transparent cover should be locked well to avoid burst causing personal injury when testing overcharging protection Note 2 Setting parameters will be effective only when Test Status in Status is Initialization setting during testing course will be meaningless D View the results When your analyzer finishes testing the monitoring board will directly display all the relative results Find out Test Result Six results are in this textbox Resistance and capacity are in figures The result of protection function is displayed through red and green lights as well as the texts so that it is more visual for users to v
10. rts are under warranty for twelve months at normal operation Solving Problems Problem Features Possible Causes Solution Unable to power on The power supply is not well connected or no power supply is connected Check your power supply connection or change another socket Your analyzer cannot test the charging or discharging function but repeat voltage on LCD gives a self test screen while it A The adapter is not placed properly into the bay or the probes fail to connect well with the metals of the battery B The battery is dead A Place the adaptor properly into the bay or readjust the probes to contact well with the metals of the battery B Dispose of your battery properly The relative parameters of the battery cannot be sent to the PC interface A Your serial cord is not connect or not well connected B The COM of your analyzer and the PC are not matched A Reconnect serial cord well B Change another COM from the PC interface 12
11. s a If you want to continue to test with your computer click the shortcut key Reset or click Setting in the main menu drop the menu down click Reset or else b Click Close Channel from Channel in the main menu or click the shortcut key Exit or click Exit in the File from the main menu Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual Button Operation If you don t use computer button operation is also available Please follow the important steps A Power on Connect your analyzer to the power supply push the Switch at the back of your analyzer to On and then your analyzer starts to work Note Always use the original power supply and power off when changing batteries B Setting specification After powering on the LCD will in sequence display battery voltage charge current and discharge current When the MODE appears user can set the parameter If charge or discharge function is unqualified the LCD will display CH DCH NO PASS Press Function button the data will change among MODE BAT battery C capacity and V voltage When one of these four items twinkles press Select button and set the relative parameters a Setting battery type Li ion or Ni MH Find out Battery Type and you can choose Li ion or Ni MH according to your battery type Li ion to Li ion and Li polymer Ni MH to Ni MH and Ni Cd b Setting battery voltage Set a data as told on y
12. ual Computer Operation 1 Make your computer ready Connect your computer COM to Serial at the back of your analyzer with Serial core Put your Compact Disc CD into your CD driver open the CD click SETUP continue to do as the hint says and Anderson s software can be installed successfully Open your controlling and monitoring interface Click Start on the your computer find out Speed file from Procedure click PRACI then the controlling and monitoring board can be opened You can also pull out PRAC1 out onto the table board click it as the shortcut key to open the board The controlling and monitoring interface contains 3 parts a Main Menu including File Setting Channel Record and Help b Shortcut Keys including Open Channel Close Channel Set Parameter Browse Curve Save Record Browse Record Print Reset and Exit c Textbox blue part including Status Information Starting Time Test Result Conclusion Test Parameter and Related Information Note Your computer system edition will be Windows 98 and the Later 2 Important steps A Power on Connect your analyzer to the power supply push the Switch at the back of the analyzer to On your analyzer starts to work and the LCD will in sequence display battery voltage charge current and discharge current When MODE appears you can set the parameter If the LCD displays CH DCH NO PASS it means the charge or d
13. uttons 3 Rapid analyzing 4 A large easy to read liquid crystal display LCD and a charging discharging curve to display mode of operation and battery information i An PC interface to control and monitor your analyzer 6 Saving and printing data by ANY printer Analyzer Allowable Cell Types Ni Cd and Nickel metal Hydride 2 4V to 7 2V Li ion Li Polymer 3 6V to 7 2V Smart Battery Analyzer User Manual SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important safety and operating instructions for Smart Battery Analyzer Before using your SBA read all instructions and cautionary markings on the Analyzer CAUTION To reduce risk of injury charge only Ni MH Ni CD Li ion and Li Polymer rechargeable batteries Note Other types of batteries may burst causing personal injury and damage Never use with non rechargeable electrochemical systems such as alkaline mercury or carbonize Do not expose analyzer to rain or snow Use of an attachment not recommended or sold by SBA OEM may result in a risk of fire electrical shock or injury to persons To reduce risk of damage to electrical plug and cord pull on the plug rather than cord when disconnecting SBA from an electrical outlet Route cord to avoid being stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage and or stress Do not use an extension cord unless absolutely necessary Use of improper extension cord could result
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