SQL Battery Monitor Data Manager User's Guide - Alber

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System Requirements2. System RequirementsThese are the minimum requirements for the BMDM (Battery Monitor Data Manager) program.Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, Windows 7, or 8.Pentium4 1GHz or higher microprocessor.128Mb of memory for Windows 2000. 256Mb for Windows XP.150Mb of hard disk space for program installation. 1Gb of space for data storage.CD drive.A typical MPM or BDS system requires these manuals.MPM-100 Monitor Product Description Guide, 4200-062BDS-40 Monitor Product Description Guide, 4200-063BDS-256 Monitor Product Description Guide, 4200-064Plus, a typical MPM system requires these manuals.SQL Battery Monitor Data Manager User’s Guide, 4200-056 (this book)MPM-100 Installation Instructions, 4200-034MPM-100 Commissioning Procedure with Acceptance Test Report, 4200-036 (optional)UPS (uninterruptible power supply) manufacturer's instruction manual (if a UPS is used)Plus, a typical BDS system requires these manuals.SQL Battery Monitor Data Manager User’s Guide, 4200-056 (this book)BDS-256 Battery Diagnostic System with BDS Controller Installation Instructions, 4200-028or BDS-256XL Battery Diagnostic System Installation Instructions, 4200-066or BDS-40 Battery Diagnostic System Installation Instructions, 4200-045BDS-256 Commissioning Procedure with Acceptance Test Report, 4200-009 (optional)or BDS-40 Commissioning Procedure with Acceptance Test Report, 4200-057 (optional)UPS (uninterruptible power supply) manufacturer's instruction manual (if a UPS is used withthe system)BDS Quick Start Cards, 4200-026 (optional)2-1
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Error Codes32. Error CodesThe follo
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on system s/u string ..............
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on all discharges .................
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warnings ck boxon system s/u report
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