NetEco Emergency Operation

Guide For ESM-4870

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NetEco Emergency Operation Guide for ESM-4870 Contents

Contents

1 Description.....................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Purpose...........................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Intended Audience..........................................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Application Scenario......................................................................................................................................................1

2 Before You Start.............................................................................................................................2

2.1 Prepare for the Maintain tools........................................................................................................................................2
2.2 Prepare PC and Battery..................................................................................................................................................4

3 How to Use the Maintain Tool....................................................................................................5

479020958.docxNetEco Emergency Operation Guide 3 How to Use the Maintain Tool

1 Description

1.1 Purpose
This guide is customized for maintaining tools for ESM-4850/4870 during the operation of
the software monitor.

1.1 Intended Audience

Battery maintenance engineers

1.2 Application Scenario

This guide helps device maintenance engineers initially locate and rectify faults when
emergencies occur.
This guide supports for Maintaining Monitor software version of V1.0.5 and Battery software
version of V200.
 2 Before You Start

2.1 Prepare for the Maintain tools

Driver files
Setup the Driver file for USB-485.

Procedure
Step 1 Extract the file of win xp server2003 2008 2012 Vista 7 8 8.1 10 32-64bit.rar in the package.

NOTE

It could support for win7 in 32-bit and 64-bit and win 8

Step 1 Open the file and double click ‘CDM21216_Setup.exe’.

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Step 2 Click ‘Extract’ in the surface and click as the guide.
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1.2 Prepare PC and Battery

3.1 Connection

Step 3 The cable is used in the special design as the RS485 protocol and connected between the 485-box
and the battery.
Step 4 The other side of the box connects the USB port in the PC.
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 3 How to Use the Maintain Tool

Interface Description
In the interface of the maintain tool, there are many sections.

Step 3 4

Step 1
Step 4 Step 2

1. Connect 4. Parameters setting

2. Running data 5. Real-time alarm information
3. Performance data exporting 6. History alarm exporting
3.1 Connect the device
Step 1 As the description of Connection, click the button ‘Connect’.
The software connect the com X automatically and the indicator light goes to green.
Step 2 If you want to close the maintain tool, first to click ‘Disconnect’. The indicator light will go to gray.
And then close the tool.
Step 3 Read out the current software version.

3.2 Running Data

Running data fresh once every 5 seconds.
Include Battery Voltage, Battery Current, Battery Temperature, Remain Capacity, Total Discharge
Power, Battery Total Cycle Times.

3.3 Performance Data Exporting

Step 1 Select parameters what you want to export.
Step 4 Select the path where you want to export.
It could change the name of the file.
Step 5 Click ’Export’.

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3.4 Parameter Setting

Step 1 Set the parameter value.
Click ‘submit’. It will be changed in few seconds.
Step 6 Set the date and time. For example 2017/04/26 and 14:00:00.
The initial date and time is 2000/01/01 00:00.

Step 7 Set the charge current limitation. The charge current limitation scale is 0 to 62A.
Step 8 Set the discharge current protection. The discharge current protection scale is 0 to 62A.
Step 9 Set the DO state NC or NO. NC is normally closed and NO is normally open.

NOTE

If the battery cut down or switch off with pushing the red button, the parameters will recover
to the initial state. It needs to reset.

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3.5 Real-time Alarm Information

When alarm happened, it will show in the table.

3.6 History Alarm Exporting

Step 1 Select the parameters what you want to export.
Step 2 Choose the path and it could change the name of the file.
Step 3 Click ‘Export’.
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Alarm List:

Alarm Alarm Name Alarm Details

Critical Cell voltage detection failure Cell voltage detection circuit failure
BMS
Failure
Alarms
Cell temperature detection failure Cell temperature detection circuit failure

Cell Failure Cell Fault Cell voltage lower or Cell voltage equalization

Protection Battery over voltage protection In charging, battery voltage is higher than protection point

Cell over voltage protection Cell voltage is higher than protection point

Battery under voltage protection battery voltage is lower than protection point

Cell under voltage protection Cell voltage is lower than protection point
 Charging low temperature
In charging, cell temperature is lower than protection point
protection

Charging high temperature In charging, cell highest temperature is higher than

protection protection point

Discharging low temperature In discharging, cell temperature is lower than protection

protection point

Discharging high temperature In discharging, cell highest temperature is higher than

protection protection point

Battery over voltage Alarm Battery/Cell voltage is higher than allowed scale

Battery under voltage Alarm Battery/Cell voltage is lower than allowed scale

Charging high temperature alarm In charging, cell temperature is higher than allowed scale

Charging low temperature alarm In charging, cell temperature is lower than allowed scale

Minor
/ Discharging high temperature In discharging, cell temperature is higher than allowed
alarms
alarm scale

Discharging low temperature

In discharging, cell temperature is lower than allowed scale
alarm

Battery charge over current Alarm Charging current is higher than allowed scale

Battery discharge over current

Discharging current is higher than allowed scale
Alarm