On the display a battery bar graph symbol will be shown. This bar graph shows the
cell capacity in %: 4 bars: 100-90%; 3 bars: 80 - 60 %; 2 bars: 50 - 30 %;
1 bar: 20 - 10%; no bar: 0%
The device requires a 9V battery for power (supplied). To fit, open the battery
compartment on the back of the device, and snap the battery into the appropriate
contacts. Close the battery compartment.
Push the button “Self-test” (1) for approximately two seconds to check the capacity
of the inserted battery.
There are no settings necessary to test cells.
1. Select the appropriate test terminal for the battery under test (see table (3)
2. Place the battery on the test terminals, paying attention to the polarity. (Both
contacts must be connected) An additional test pin (4) should be used if testing
cylindrical cells. This test pin must connect to the minus pole of the cylindrical cell!
3. Please connect the battery for approximately two seconds. The display shows “CALC”
4. The capacity of the cell will be shown in 10 % steps for approximately
two seconds.
5. The voltage of the cell will be shown in volts for approximately two seconds.
• Please ensure that the contacts of the test terminals and the contacts of the
cells are clean.
• With a new battery it is possible that the full capacity may not be shown.
The cell needs to “wake up”. Please test again.
• Incomplete measurement. Please connect the cell for approximately two seconds.
• With a deeply discharged cell the display may switch from “CALC” to “Err”.
• The internal 9V block battery is not inserted, or not connected.
• The internal 9V block has low voltage. (Please test with the button “Self - test” (1)
• The cell under test is deeply discharged.
• The cell under test is defective (High resistance etc.)
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