Manual - Meco Instruments P.Ltd
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1. meco Certificate of Calibration We hereby certify that this product has been calibrated and found to be in accordance with the applicable SPECIFICATIONS and STANDARDS Accuracies of the standard equipment used in this calibration are traceable to the National Standards MECO METERS PVT LTD Plot No EL 60 MIDC Electronic Zone TTC Industrial Area Mahape Navi Mumbai 400710 INDIA Tel 0091 22 27673311 16 27673300 Board Fax 0091 22 27673310 27673330 E mail sales mecoinst com Web www mecoinst com Meco D E himery Frai 7 Han Comparnior Erase SR NO PERED Ei BATTERY CAPACITY TESTER DATE MODEL 6363 MODEL NO USER MANUAL CONTENTS FEATURES 1 FEATURES eee en ee a Se De ee ae ae 3 The Battery Tester is designed for measuring the 2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS ecccsssesreee 3 internal impedance and open circuit voltage of the 3 SPECIFICATIONS aaccccsssssssssssssssssscssssssssssssssssssssssssesseeee 6 secondary battery including lead storage cell nickel a cadmium battery lithium ion battery and nickel metal 3 1 General Specifications veideiiisciceriwasiaentiencavarveaseerlais 6 hydride battery 3 2 Electrical Specifications ccseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 8 AC four terminal method to measure the internal 4 OPERATION s ssunnnunnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 9 impedance by eliminating lead2. Check the battery polarity carefully when inserting the batteries Do not short circuit used batteries disassemble them or throw them in a fire Doing so may cause the batteries to explode Be sure to dispose of used batteries properly 1 Remove the battery cover 2 Insert the batteries into the battery compartment 4 2 Operation WARNING Do not attempt to measure DC voltage exceeding 50V Do not attempt to measure AC voltages This could result in injury or damage to the unit Do not attempt to measure the voltage of a generator This would result in an AC voltage being applied to the voltage generating output terminals which is dangerous After measuring a high voltage battery before continuing to measure a low voltage battery first short the measurement leads together This will discharge the DC elimination capacitor which is connected across the leads Otherwise an excess voltage may be applied to the low voltage battery which is dangerous 1 Connect the red test lead to the jack and the black test lead to Jack 2 Press power 1 key to turn on the tester 3 Connect the red test probe to the positive battery terminal and the black test probe to the negative battery terminal 4 Using V RANGE and V RANGE keys to select desired voltage and impedance ranges 5 Read the battery internal impedance and DC voltage directly from the display Note When the measured DC voltage o
3. Press MEMORY key again to exit continuous logging mode 4 The continuous data logging can t be read from the tester directly Users can read the data by transferring to PC 7 MAINTENANCE 7 1 Cleaning 1 Repairs or servicing not covered in this manual should only be performed by qualified personnel 2 Periodically wipe the case with a dry cloth Do not use abrasives or solvents on this instrument 7 2 Battery Check amp Replacement 1 As battery power is not sufficient the EJ will be shown on LCD To replace with six new 1 5V batteries is required 2 a Disconnecting test leads b C d e Turning off the tester Open the battery cover with screw driver Replace the batteries xw S Soe Sr Cover and secure the battery cover 14 OPERATION For the detailed instruction please refer to the content of attached CD ROM which has the complete instruction of RS 232 interface software operation and relevant information RS 232 protocol are enclosed within the content of CD ROM please open the CD ROM for details 19 MODEL 6363 DATED 25 04 2012
4. W mm x 45 T mm Weight 500g approx including batteries Accessories Test Leads Instruction Manual Batteries Software CD Option AC adaptor 9V DC output 3 2 Electrical Specifications Conditions to guarantee accuracy Temperature 23 C 5 C Humidity 80 RH or less no condensation Zero adjustment After zero adjustment for each range Impedance measurement Temperature coefficient 0 1 rdg 0 5dgs C Measuring current frequency 1Khz 10 Measuring burden voltage 1 5mVAC Range Resolution Measurement Current Accuracy 40mV 25mA approx 400mV 100mV 2 5mA approx 1 rdg 250mA approx 10 dgts 25MA approx Voltage Measurement Temperature coefficient 0 1 rdg 0 5dgts C Range Resolution 1 rdg 6 dgts 8 Maximum Input Voltage 50VDC maximum No AC voltage input Between input terminals and ground 60VDC and AC maximum A DANGER Do not exceed the maximum permissible input voltage measurement terminal This could result in injury or damage to the unit 4 OPERATION 4 1 Preparation The following safety information must be observed to ensure maximum personal safety during the operation of this tester To avoid electric shock when replacing the batteries first disconnect the leads from the object to be measured When replacing the batteries do not install old batteries with new ones and do not mix different types of batteries
5. impedance and contact AS PROD AVEO aii ccutiiiniiactusovnctasovasenseintansedentucrunetestuecns 9 impedance to get the accurate results 4 2 Operaio g Pence eee ee a 9 sea to alr ceca impedance and voltage 4 3 Zero Adjust REL nnn 10 ae O rs as 99 sets of composite comparator function whic 5 USING COMPARATOR FUNCTION 99 SETS 11 can be set at impedance and voltage values to get the 5 1 Comparator fat E AE A seine E AE A ET 11 reliable detection of battery deterioration 5 2 Comparator Settings APE E E AEDE A EE AA A 11 Pin type leads which can easily contact the battery 5 3 Comparator VAD SS raced sesinersetesneeartioutnnrzennctiens 12 electrodes supplied as standard to get more accurate 5 4 Start Stop Controls the Comparator 13 erlermimnal Measurement 6 START STOP DATA LOGGING ssssssssssssssssesseeeseee 13 DAMES AND TANO PONS OF TARTS 6 1 Erasing Memory errereen 13 5 6 2 Manual Data Logging 500 sets ccccccceeee 13 ea r 6 3 Continuous Data Logging cccccceeseeeseeeteeteees 14 7 MAINTENANCE isisisi innies 14 DERI TA GENIN eaa 14 MEDE 7 2 Battery Check amp Replacement 0 0c0eee 14 8 RS 232 INTERFACE SOFTWARE INSTALLATION se and OPERATION uu cssssssssesssssssssssssssssssssssstssssessesssessesss 15 Bb 3e 9 __ SSS say e 2 d MODEL 6363 DATED 25 04 2012 KEYS AND INPUT OUTPUT TERMINALS 1 C Power key Power on of
6. limit impedance of the two higher digits will be flashing Use the A or VW keys to select the desired value 5 Press key one time the low limit impedance of the two lower digits will be flashing Use the A or V keys to select the desired value 6 Press key one time the high limit impedance of the two higher digits will be flashing Use the A or VW keys to select the desired value 7 Press key one time the high limit impedance of the two lower digits will be flashing Use the A or VW keys 5 4 Start Stop Controls the Comparator 1 Press SET key to start comparator function the COMP indication will appear on the display and the comparator will be operating once the measurements are taken 2 Press A or W keys to select the desired comparator number The selected comparator number remains in memory even the power is turned off 3 Press key to set the beeper on the indication will appear on the display and the beeper will sound when getting the WARNING or FAIL result Press key again to set the beeper off 4 Press SET key again to stop comparator function l 6 START STOP DATA LOGGING to select the desired value 8 Press gt key one time the throughold voltage of the 6 1 Erasing Memory two higher digits will be flashing Use the A or Y keys When memory is full Full symbol will appear on the to select the desired value display and logging
7. TAM R z888 LA ooo LiL Li compser _ at 10 a EI ABA HIGHLOW bal Bae Dah Dal oy 1 The reading of the measured impedance High or Low limit of impedance on the comparator settings 2 The reading of the measured voltage High or Low limit of voltage on the comparator setting 3 The assigned number of comparator 99 sets 4 The location for the manual logged data mV The unit of impedance V The unit of voltage Hold function The symbol will appear when the comparator function is on Ej Low Battery Mark The symbol of beeper 4 5 DATA R The symbol will appear when the meter Input over range OL display start manual datalogging function or reading the manual Low battery detection Ej display 00960 dala Test current fault detection display Memory symbol for continuous datalogging l l i funetion Auto power off Power off automatically after about 30 The symbol will flash when each data is stored to the MNS memory Zero adjustment function Circuit offset voltage is INTV Interval time settings of continuous datalogging displayed as OV function 1 255 seconds Hold function Display is held Comparator settings Beeper function Audible output for warning and fail results HIGH High limit setting of the comparator impedance can be turned on and off amp voltage Comparator settings Impedance High and Low limits LO
8. W Low limit setting of the comparator impedance and voltage throughold point LED Display Number of comparator settings 99 sets PASS Green LED To indicate the tested battery Comparator output LEDs for Pass Green Warning complies with the high limit of comparator Yellow and Fail Red results audible tone for warning WARNING Yellow LED To indicate that the tested and fail results battery is going to deteriorate FAIL Red LED To indicate that the tested battery has deteriorated Voltage These indications will appear when the High and Low comparator limits for internal impedance and the comparator threshold value for voltage are all set 3 SPECIFICATIONS Manual Data logging 500 sets 3 1 General Specification Continuous Data logging 9600 sets Measuring method Impedance AC four terminal Operating environment 0 C to 40 C 80 RH method no condensation AID conversion Dual slope method Storage environment 10 C to 50 C 80 RH no Display Dual display LCD and LED for comparator condensation output Power source Six AA size 1 5V batteries AC adaptor Sampling rate 1 set of impedance and voltage output 9VDC is optional mga sHtoMont Secon Maximum power consumption 1 0VA 6 Open Circuit terminal voltage 3 5Vpp max 5 MODEL 6363 DATED 25 04 2012 Continuous operating time 7 hours approx Maximum altitude value usable 2000m or less Size 250 L mm x 100
9. f 2 R READ key Press R key to show the manual logged readings Press R READ key again to stop reading 3 M MEMORY key Under the manual logging mode the tester stores each single set of logged reading to the memory by pressing M MEMORY key Press and hold M MEMORY key for 2 seconds to enter continuous logging mode Press again to stop logging 4 V RANGE key Select the voltage range 4V 40V 5 HOLD key Press HOLD key to freeze or unfreeze the displayed reading Press and hold HOLD key for 2 seconds to enter the interval lime setting mode for continuous data logging 6 RANGE key Select the impedance range 40mV 400mV 4V 40V 7 gt REL key Press gt key to move the cursor to the right Press REL Relative key to zero the reading 8 A key Press A key to increase the displayed value 9 SET key Press SET key to switch the comparator mode on or off Press and hold the SET key for 2 seconds to enter the comparator setting mode Press again to store the setting in memory 10 W key Press W key to decrease the displayed value 11 lt key Press lt key to move the cursor to the left Press key to turn the beeper on or off 12 RS 232 connector PC interface connector 13 Input jack For connecting with the black test lead plug 14 Input jack For connecting with the red test lead plug 15 External DC Input DISPLAY GP iten DA
10. r battery internal impedance value is over range OL is display When the AC test current fault will be displayed 4 3 Zero Adjust REL The zero adjustment function is to zero the range of impedance and voltage The reading during zero adjustment will be taken as zero and will be used to calibrate subsequent measurements 1 Short the red and black test leads probe 4 terminals 2 Press REL key The display shows R then the impedance and voltage value is zero connect the test leads probe to the battery to be tested 3 The zero adjustment is valid only for the currently selected range as long as the power remains on 5 USING COMPARATOR FUNCTION 99 SETS 5 1 Comparator The comparator function compares the measured values with preset High and Low limit values for internal impedance and voltage level and determines the range that the measurement should fall into Then according to the following conditions to light the corresponding LED and sounds a beeper under the WARNING and FAIL cases 5 2 Comparator Settings 1 Press and hold down the SET key for 2 seconds the display will show COMP SET to enter the comparator setting mode 2 Use the A or W key to change the comparator number from 01 up to 99 14 MODEL 6363 DATED 25 04 2012 3 Use the V RANGE or V RANGE key to the battery voltage and impedance to be measured range 4 Press gt key one time the low
11. will be stopping 9 Press key one time the throughold voltage of the 1 Press O key to turn off the tester two lower digits will be flashing Use the A or Y keys 2 Press and hold MEMORY key then press O key to select the desired value until the display shows Clr to delete all logged reading 10 Repeat step 2 to step 9 to set the next comparator in the memory number 6 2 Manual Data Logging 500 sets 11 Press SET key again to exit from comparator setting 1 Log the reading one by one to the memory by mode pressing M MEMORY key and DATA M NO XXX 5 3 Comparator Tables will appear on the LCD for one sec to indicate the T ae memorized location Impedance Low limit resistance High i resistance Middl 2 Press R READ key to review the logged readings ae Le The display will show DATA R NO XXX Press Voltage WARNING WARNING FAIL A or Y keys to scroll through the logged readings Comparison gt Beers eee PEPPET 3 Press R READ key again to stop viewing logged Value Beeper Beeper 13 6 3 Continuous Data Logging 8 RS 232 INTERFACE SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND 1 Press HOLD key for 2 seconds the display will show INTV Using A or W key to select desired interval time from 1 second to 255 seconds Press SET key to exit interval time setting 2 Press MEMORY key for 2 seconds to enter continuous logging mode the display will show M Each flashing means the reading is stored to the memory 3
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