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General| Brand | Auto Meter |
|---|---|
| Model | BVA-2100 |
| Category | Test Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists technical specifications, capacities, and physical dimensions of the BVA-2100 tester.
Outlines the capabilities and benefits of the BVA-2100, including its heavy-duty features and optional connectivity.
Vital safety guidelines for operating the BVA-2100 and working with vehicle batteries to prevent hazards.
Explains typical reasons for battery malfunction, including installation, application, and maintenance issues.
Details the manufacturer's warranty coverage and conditions for the BVA-2100 test equipment.
Step-by-step visual checks required before performing electrical diagnosis on vehicle components.
Describes the purpose and operation of the BVA-2100's buttons, display, and connectors for user interaction.
Covers essential maintenance tasks like clamp inspection, battery replacement, and care for internal parts.
Defines key testing terms and specifies pass/fail criteria for various voltage drop tests.
Explains how to set up the BVA-2100 for optimal performance and specific testing needs.
Details settings for fleet operations, such as requiring vehicle IDs and technician numbers for tests.
Provides information about the BVA-2100 software version and manufacturer contact details.
Instructions on how to download stored test results from the BVA-2100 to a computer.
Guides users on exporting and formatting test results into Microsoft Excel.
Step-by-step procedure for conducting the Preventive Maintenance (PM) test on vehicles.
Instructions for setting up Windows HyperTerminal to communicate with the BVA-2100.
Details on connecting the BVA-2100 to a computer via serial port for data transfer.
Procedure for testing multiple batteries connected as a bank, including J1708 data port considerations.
Continues the battery bank test procedure, including data display and lead connection.
Options for clearing stored test data and selecting the display language (English/Spanish).
Guides on how to set the current date and time on the BVA-2100 tester.
Step-by-step instructions for testing single batteries, including connection and test parameters.
Explains the different possible results for individual battery tests and their meanings.
Lists the topics available in the help menu for additional information and support.
Instructions on how to retrieve vehicle data via the J1708 interface.
Outlines the proper order for testing the battery, cables, and alternator in a charging system.
Procedure for testing voltage drop in charging system cables to ensure proper current flow.
Explains how to use the BVA-2100's built-in multimeter to measure voltage and current.
Instructions for using the optional internal printer to print test results and change paper.
Lists and explains common error messages encountered during voltage drop tests and how to resolve them.
Step-by-step guide to testing the vehicle's alternator output and performance.
How to access, review, and print previous test results stored in the BVA-2100's memory.
Procedures for testing voltage drop in liftgate circuits and generic electrical loads.
Explains sample results and interpretations for the individual alternator test.
How to properly use the optional amp probe for accurate current measurements in various tests.
Steps for setting up a generic voltage drop test for systems with loads of 20 amps or more.
How to measure current draw during engine cranking to diagnose starter issues.
Outlines the correct order for testing components of the vehicle's starting system.
Tests the voltage drop across the starter solenoid's magnetic circuit.
Measures starter current draw to help diagnose starting system problems.
Continues the voltage drop test for starting system components, focusing on main cables.
Detailed steps for testing the magnetic circuit, including error message interpretation.
Displays results of the magnetic circuit test and identifies sections needing repair.
Explains how to perform voltage drop tests on starting system components, including split battery systems.
