CRUISING ELECTRONICS E-Meter, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE: The Low Battery Alarm ON and OFF points oper-
ate on rate compensated (Peukert) Amp hours consumed. Once
the alarm is activated, the battery must be charged until Alarm OFF
Set Point is reached to turn the alarm off.
F12 LOW VOLTAGE ALARM THRESHOLD
F-12 sets the Voltage below which the Low Battery Alarm is activated.
But the voltage must remain below this set point for a full 15 seconds
before the Low Battery Alarm goes ON. Dropping below the Low
Voltage Alarm Threshold for less than a full 15 seconds will not
activate the Alarm.
If low voltage activates the Alarm while the battery is above the
Alarm OFF (Amp-hour) Set Point, the alarm goes OFF as soon as
voltage remains above the low voltage threshold for 15 seconds. If the
battery is below the Alarm OFF (Amp-hour) Set Point when low
voltages turns the Alarm ON, the alarm stays on until the battery is
recharged to above the Alarm OFF (Amp-hour) Set Point.
RANGE: 5.0 - 40V (0 - 50V Scaling) STEP: 0.1V Default 10.5V
RANGE: 5.0 - 80V (0 -100V Scaling) STEP: 0.1V Default 10.5V
RANGE: 50 - 400V (0 -500V Scaling) STEP: 1.0V Default 105V
THINGS TO REMEMBER:
1) The Low Battery Alarm may be activated by either a low Voltage OR
a low Amp-hour condition.
2) There must be a 10% difference between the Low Battery Alarm ON
set point and Low Battery Alarm OFF (Recharge) Set Point.
3) Because Low Battery Alarm ON may be triggered by rated compen-
sated (Peukert) Amp-hours, you may see fewer Amp-hours re-
moved in the numeric display than expected. The more rapidly you
have discharged your battery, the more pronounced this variance
will be.