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August 2020 

TMC-2001RTS 

Page 10 / 31 

 

Manual 

 

4  Operating Elements and Connections   

4.1  Measuring Input Connection Jacks 

 
The  measuring  device  features  four  connection  jacks  for  the  measuring  leads  and/or 
sensors included in the delivery. 
 
 
 

 

 

The measuring signals refer to the reference and/or ground potential of the  

[COM]-jack

. 

 

The measuring inputs are not galvanically isolated. 

 
Measuring Ranges 
The measuring ranges depend upon the occupation of the input jacks. 
 

[COM] / [P-]

 

Ground  (earth)-/reference  potential  of  each  particular  range.  Current 
carrying  connection  to  the  –pole  of  a  battery  under  test  (resistance 
measurement). 

 [S+]

 

Input  for  DC/AC  Measurement.  Cell/block  voltages  or  complete  battery 
voltages  are  measured  over  this  inputs.  This  input  is  also  the  positive 
sense lead during a resistance measurement. 

 

 

Range 1: 

24.50 

VDC   

Resolution: 

0.0001

 VDC 

 

 

Range 2: 

600.00 

VDC  

Resolution: 

0.0010

 VDC 

 

 

600V CAT III 

 

 

DC - Input impedance 

: 

2 M



 

 



 

[S-]

 

Inputs for DC Measurement. The signal of a DC clip-on current clamp or a 
temperature  sensor  can  be  processed  at  this  input.  This  input  is  also  the 
negative sense lead during a resistance measurement. 

 

Range 1: 

2450.0

 mVDC 

 

Resolution: 

0.01

 mVDC 

 

 

DC - Input impedance: >10 M

 

 [P+]

 

Current carrying connection to the +pole of a battery under test (resistance 
measurement). 

Please observe the voltage limitation of 24VDC at this 

input! This input is directly connected to a power transistor! 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TMC-2001RTS

Page 1: ...TMC 2001RTS Firmware V2 23 Batterie Management System Manual G Jost electronic Larstraße 55 53844 Troisdorf www cellizer com ...

Page 2: ...NT POSSIBILITIES 9 4 OPERATING ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS 10 4 1 Measuring Input Connection Jacks 10 4 2 Operating Switch Keys 11 4 2 1 Key Occupation 11 4 2 2 Switch On and Off 11 5 GENERAL EXPLANATION OF THE MENUS 12 5 1 The internal database 12 5 2 The Main Menu 12 5 2 1 The INFO entry 12 5 3 Fundamental Operating Sequence 13 5 3 1 The Battery Definition menu 14 5 3 2 Viewing of Measured Values 1...

Page 3: ...ATE 24 7 1 2 SELECT LANGUAGE 24 7 1 3 TEST HEADSET 24 7 1 4 TEST TRANSPONDER 24 7 2 MEASUREMENT 25 7 2 1 POLARITY ON 25 7 2 2 POLARITY OFF 25 7 3 BT SETTINGS 26 7 3 1 LINK COMPUTER 26 7 3 2 LINK HEADSET 26 7 3 3 LINK DMA35 V4 27 7 3 4 REMOVE PAIRINGS 27 7 4 CSV EXPORT 27 7 4 1 EXPORT TARGET 27 7 4 2 FILENAME FIXED 27 7 4 3 FILENAME UNIQUE 27 8 APPENDIX 28 8 1 Charging the TMC 2001RTS 28 8 2 Remove...

Page 4: ... employment computer integrated analysis of the measuring results by means of PC We appreciate the fact that in purchasing this measuring system you have been convinced of the advantages it offers and we wish to express our thanks for your decision Naturally a manual describing the advantages offered is a part of the system itself We would request you to take the little time required to work yours...

Page 5: ...urement otherwise unwanted sparks could be generated Always wait for the acoustic acknowledgment of the completed measurement process A resistance measurement should not be performed while charging Look for well ventilated battery rooms The TMC 2001RTS charging unit may only be connected to the power supply voltage indicated on the identification shield The unit should not be covered up or exposed...

Page 6: ...t operational mode During the Float the measurement of the individual cell voltages is carried out in the usual way The value is measured indicated on the display and internally stored The device automatically allocates the date and time of day The measured values are compared to previously entered tolerances and deviations are acoustically and optically signalized during measurement Once measurem...

Page 7: ...d to make changes in the information included in this manual without notice We do not accept responsibility for damages of any type occurring in the use of the test system and or occurring due to the fact that employment purposes could not be performed The manufacturer can in no case be held responsible for direct damages indirect damages or subsequent damages which occur to the customer by employ...

Page 8: ...o RF ID Transponder Tags Temperature sensor Specific Gravity sensor Please note that you will download the latest version of PC software on the net Older versions may not be able to communicate correctly with the TMC 2001RTS 2 3 Manual 2 3 1 General Fundamentals This symbol refers to situations or procedures which could cause danger to persons and or damage to objects Important hints and sequentia...

Page 9: ...luated in graphic and or table form The measuring system supports all operational sequences known in the past The measuring results and or inputs serve as unified data base for further processing on the PC or for on the spot output The different functional modes are selected in a menu system The build up of this menu system corresponds to the operational sequence During measured value store the me...

Page 10: ...tance measurement S Input for DC AC Measurement Cell block voltages or complete battery voltages are measured over this inputs This input is also the positive sense lead during a resistance measurement Range 1 24 50 VDC Resolution 0 0001 VDC Range 2 600 00 VDC Resolution 0 0010 VDC 600V CAT III DC Input impedance 2 M S Inputs for DC Measurement The signal of a DC clip on current clamp or a tempera...

Page 11: ...ow keys The key is used for exiting menus or for an early stop of a function in use The key is mainly used for a correct termination of a chosen program 4 2 2 Switch On and Off The device is switched on with the key Press and hold the button until you hear the power on signal max 2 seconds Use Power Off in the main menu to shut down the device You can turn off the device in an emergency case by pr...

Page 12: ...atabase will be transferred from the PC Software into the TMC 2001RTS data logger The database can be activated inside the measurement setup functions Please note that all inputs data such as limits site no battery no were done in the CS MANAGER Software and will be used when executing the measurements It is also possible to overwrite some of these settings The TMC can receive or send data while t...

Page 13: ... of the short analysis Ending of the programs Programs are ended with the key or automatically A so ended program ensures the correct storage of the measured values Please be sure that you have entered the correct value of blocks The selected function will stop if the defined number of blocks have been processed Running programs can also be interrupted by pressing the key In this case the measured...

Page 14: ... SELECT BATTERY The keys and scroll through the database If you hold down these keys for longer than 2 seconds the scroll speed is increased You can activate the stored battery definition by using the key The key will quit his function without the use of the stored battery definition You can always re edit the loaded battery definition before you start the desired function After all inputs are mad...

Page 15: ...asured value memory store The storage is done automatically if the battery was selected from the internal database before The cells of a battery system are measured after ending of the following run sequence Press the measuring leads firmly on the cell poles Wait for the high pitched tone perhaps the tone sequence for alarm signals will sound recording of the measured values Remove the measuring l...

Page 16: ...Measuring of the internal block resistances and voltages Measuring Range 1 00V 24 0VDC Connections P and S must be connected to the Pole of the battery block P and S must be connected to the Pole of the battery block Key Functions Interruption of this routine without storage Can be reactivated in the DATA SHOW DATA menu Go back to the block from which the new measurement should be carried out The ...

Page 17: ...ual For the connection use only the supplied Kelvin clips Each Kelvin terminal consists of two measurement leads one power lead P black and one sense lead S red How it works Never apply voltages higher than 24VDC at the P input jack P S S P ...

Page 18: ...internal database before To be sure of the measurements the measured values can be viewed once again and when required also cancelled under DATA SHOW DATA 5 4 5 CONNECTOR Application Recording of all the bridge connector losses of a battery system The losses are measured in mV You should perform this function within a capacity test Measuring Range 0 mV 2450mVDC Connections COM jack S jack Key Func...

Page 19: ...ion the evaluation of the transmitted readings will be displayed How it works The infrared port is in the region of the label Aux behind the plastic 5 4 7 DMA35 BT Application Readout of the DMA35 V4 density sensor from Anton Paar All density and temperature values will be stored Connections Bluetooth Interface After selection of this function the system waits for data on the Bluetooth connection ...

Page 20: ...routine without storage Can be reactivated in the DATA SHOW DATA menu End of the function with measured value memory store Input connection used COM Ground reference S The voltage input signal mainly the total voltage of the battery The charging component cannot be used to extend the recording 5 4 9 INTERVAL U I Application Recording and display of measured values with memory storage The measured ...

Page 21: ...he voltage input signal mainly the output voltage of a current clamp Danger Please only use a current clamp Short circuit danger exists by incorrect connection when employing a shunt The inputs are not galvanically isolated All interval programs are limited to the acceptance of 16000 measured values This limitation has been made in order to guarantee perfect processing of the measured values with ...

Page 22: ...you keep the arrow key pressed for more than 2 seconds the displaying will be accelerated If you want to take a detailed look at the measurements please select the desired function by pressing the key With the key you can activate or inactivate a stored function Key Function while displaying measured values Short push Go to the next entry Go to the previous entry Quit this routine Long push Go for...

Page 23: ...ated f e RTS_Export_3678bfa172cc619a_170511_153425 csv To transfer select Receive file in the Bluetooth menu of your computer Now start the function EXPORT CSV on the RTS The CONNECT CALCULATING DATA and SEND DATA states are displayed one after the other in the RTS display Depending on the system settings MANAGEMENT and ONLY RFID the fields battery ID area ID and RFID are transferred or not 6 3 SH...

Page 24: ...nction can be used to set the desired language 7 1 3 TEST HEADSET Application This function is used to output a test signal on a headset 7 1 4 TEST TRANSPONDER Application This function is used to test the function of the RFID reader Keep a WORLD TAG UNIQUE transponder at a distance of 1 2cm over the display The RTS shows the corresponding unique number of the transponder EINSTELLUNGEN SYSTEM MEAS...

Page 25: ...values This setting has an influence on the measured value recording during Float and Charge Discharge 7 2 2 POLARITY OFF Application With this function the polarity of the input signal is not taken into account when recording the measured values This setting has an influence on the measured value recording during Float and Charge Discharge All recorded values are positive absolute values ...

Page 26: ...he displayed digits on the PC After successful coupling press again a key to return to the higher level menu The TMC 2001RTS is now paired to this PC for data transmissions with the management software Always select the COM port for outgoing connections on the PC when using the CS Manager software The TMC 2001RTS can always be reached for a data transfer as long as it is in a main menu 7 3 2 LINK ...

Page 27: ...sity meter can now be used together with the RTS 7 3 4 REMOVE PAIRINGS Application This function removes all paired Bluetooth connections Computer and headset must be reconnected 7 4 CSV EXPORT 7 4 1 EXPORT TARGET Application This function selects an export destination for CSV data transfers The RTS searches for Bluetooth devices in its surrounding If devices are present you can select a system fr...

Page 28: ...nt from the mains Subsequently remove the plug of the accumulator charging component from the measuring device Complete charging takes approx 3 5 hours The measuring device is ready for approx 10 hours of operation when fully charged Please turn the device on and off after charging this resets the remaining power counter 8 2 Remove batteries The internal batteries are very easy to change To do thi...

Page 29: ...the transponder tag is assigned to a battery record the record is displayed and a tone is heard If it is unknown a lower beep sounds You can assign a transponder to an unused battery within the battery definitions at any time To do this hold down the button until a repeating beep sounds Now you only need to hold the new transponder tag over the display of the RTS and wait for the acknowledgment to...

Page 30: ...keys until the BOOT LOADER START SYSTEM switch on message appears After a short time the message WAITING FOR COM Is displayed Now start the software RTS_Updater on your computer Start programming the TMC 2001RTS During the update various messages are displayed about the page and the number of bytes that are currently being programmed ...

Page 31: ...on takes you quickly to the display of the individual measured values Start with a long push of the button the routine for a new reading Can I view the evaluation of a series again Yes under DATA MENU SHOW DATA you can move through the measurement series If the desired measurement series is displayed simply press the button for a longer time The evaluation is displayed again Which COM port should ...

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