MLC Monitor Load Control User's Guide - Alber

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Running the TestFigure 26. Change Axis and Zoom Axis ResultsWhen more than one X-axis is displayed, the user may click Zoom on Cell Axis to increase thesize of an axis display.10.5.6 View AlarmsView AlarmsClick the View Alarms button to open a box that lists all cell and OV alarms that are occurring orhave occurred during the test.Figure 27. View Alarms4200-020R2.0 24 9/25/2009
Table of Figures10.6 Charger Test WindowWhen the Charger test is running, the Charger window displays a Voltage/Load History graph.Data on this graph enters from the right and moves to the left. This history data is limited to tenminutes on the X-axis (time) display.Figure 28. Charger TestThe red curve displays the load in amps. The green curve displays charger voltage.10.7 Hardware FailureIf the computer senses a board failure or loses communication with the MLC, the test pausesand the window displays an error message. If load banks are being used, the system shutsthem down. Upon communication failure, all selected levels are voided.Before doing any diagnostics, verify the load banks are powered off and no load is being appliedto the battery. During the pause mode, check all cable connections and equipment. After theproblem is resolved, the testing may be resumed.11 Report GeneratorThe MLC Report Generator program reads the test data files generated by the MLC testsoftware and creates customized reports. After the MLC system performs a load test, the testdata is saved to a file, and it is this data, presented in report format that battery test personnelrely on to analyze battery system performance. Using the Report Generator, the user candisplay graphs, edit site information, add notes, and customize report pages.The Report Generator can save reports in several file formats. One format allows the user openthe report at a later date and modify site information or appearance. Alternatively, the user maysave the report in the archive format, which protects the document against changes to ensure4200-020R2.0 25 9/25/2009
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