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Quick guide for TBA firmware V1.070
6. Discharge of a battery with the rated voltage other than the basic voltages
determined for given types of battery testers. (Other battery).
The device recognises „Other Battery”
(figure 22)
if the detected voltage
is not identified with one of the basic voltages for a given tester type:
for TBA 60 (48/110/220) – 48V, 110 V or 220V,
for TBA 150 (24/48/80) – 24V, 48V or 80V,
for TBA 150 (6/12/24) – 6V, 12V or 24V,
however, it is within the range of voltages operated by a given tester
type:
for TBA 60 (48/110/220) – from 20V to 248V,
for TBA 150 (24/48/80) – from 5V to 92V,
for TBA 150 (6/12/24) – from 4V to 32V.
To proceed to the next screen choose „Next” by pressing the button
[F3].
Discharge parameters setting.
(figure 23)
Set the required discharge current value Ir by means of the adjuster.
The value can be corrected during the battery discharge process.
Using the [F2] button place the cursor on „Uk” and set the final voltage
value of the battery by means of the adjuster.
Using the [F2] button place the cursor on „Time” and set the discharge
time by means of the adjuster.
To proceed to the next screen choose „Next” by pressing the button
[F3].
Data logging screen.
(figure 24)
Using the [F2] button place the cursor on Data logging and by means
of the adjuster choose the number of memory bank where the data will
be recorded during the battery test. You can select only empty banks
which protects against erasure of data from previous recordings. In
order to avoid recording set No.
Using the [F2] button place the cursor on Period and set the period
of data recording by means of the adjuster.
The change of the data recording period implies the change of the
Time of Data Recording whose value is displayed.
Deleting and saving of the banks is described in point 5 of the manual.
To proceed to the next screen choose „Next” by pressing the button
[F3].
Discharge home screen.
(figure 7)
Press the (green) ON button and the discharge will begin, fans cooling
resistors will start working, too.
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