Interstate Batteries IB Pulse - Appendix; Battery Information Screen Descriptions; Scanning Tips

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AppendixIB Pulse
Battery Information Screen Descriptions
VIN
A unique code, including a serial number, used
by the automotive industry to identify individual
motor vehicles, motorcycles, scooters and
mopeds, as dened in ISO 3833.
Vehicle Year
Model year that a vehicle was manufactured.
Vehicle Make
Vehicle manufacturer
Vehicle Model
Vehicle name or number
Battery
Installation
Single Battery or Dual Batteries
Battery
Application
Automotive, Marine, Powersports, Group 31,
Commercial 4D/8D, Lawn and Garden
Battery Post
Top Post, Side Post, Dual Post
Battery Type
Flooded, AGM (Absorbed Glass-Mat), AGM
Spiral
Battery Units
CCA Cold Cranking Amps: Battery
current at 0 ºF (–17.8 ºC).
100 to
3000
CA Cranking Amps: Battery
current at 32 °F (0 ºC).
100 to
3000
EN Europa-Norm 100 to
1700
DIN Deutsches Institut für
Normung
100 to
1000
IEC(A) International
Electrotechnical
Commission
100 to
1000
SAE European labeling of CCA 100 to
3000
JIS Japanese Industrial
Standard: Usually printed
on battery label.
26A17 to
245H52
Battery Rating
Enter the Battery Rating Units value.
Scanning Tips
• Barcode Scanner: Located on the back of the tester in be-
tween the clamp holsters.
Barcode
Scanner
Driver's Door Frame
Windshield
• Hold Steady: Hold the tester steady when scanning the VIN
barcode. This allows the user to clearly see the barcode and
allows the scanner to focus on it.
• Clean Barcode/Windshield: Surface dirt can interfere with
the scanning process. If necessary, wipe the VIN barcode
with a cloth or your nger remove any surface dirt.
• Lighting/Glare: If sunlight is shining directly onto the VIN
barcode, try pivoting the scanner up or down slightly to re-
duce any glare.
Tap the ashlight icon if more light is required.
Flashlight On Flashlight Off
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