Technical data

August 2006 CS–4001
Manual
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7. Trouble shooting
The display does not show the “START
WINDOW” after power up.
You may have the USB-cable connected to the
device, before the CS-4001 has been powered up.
Remove the USB-cable and power up the CS-4001
again.
All measuring cables are connected, but
when scanning only about –0.100V or
negative voltages are displayed.
You have MISCONNECTED the battery to
CS/TMC4001. Make sure that the first measuring
cable (Connector C1) is ALWAYS connected to the
electrical minus pole of the battery.
All measuring cables are connected, but
when scanning only voltages about 3,1V
are displayed, though higher voltage is
applied.
In the test data you’ve entered wrong limits for the
cell voltage. CS/TMC4001 has two cell voltage
ranges: 3V and 15V which are automatically set
according to the entered limits.
All voltages are displayed correctly, but the
order of the cells in the matrix is upside
down.
In the test data you’ve entered a wrong cell number
direction (+ to -) or (- to +). Correct this setting
BEFORE the final measurement.
All voltages values are correct, but they are
all displayed in red colour.
In the test data you’ve entered wrong limits for the
cell voltage. Please check and correct if necessary.
The total voltage cables are connected, but
when scanning only voltage about 78V is
displayed, though higher voltage is applied.
In the test data you’ve entered wrong limits for the
total voltage. CS/TMC4001 has two total voltage
ranges: 75V and 600V which are automatically set
according to the entered limits.
The shunt–cables are connected, but too
less current is displayed.
In the test data you’ve entered a wrong shunt values.
CS/TMC4001 has two ranges : 60mV and 1000mV
which are automatically set according to the entered
limits. The mV-value is responsible for the range
setting.
F. e. do enter 10A/10mV for shunt voltages up to
60mV, or do enter 100A/100mV (1000A/1000mV) for
shunt voltages greater than 60mV.
Two cell voltages are not measured – only
values about 0V are displayed.
One measuring wire has no contact to the battery
connector or the corresponding fuse is blown.
Please check that wire and it’s fuse.