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General| Brand | Scheiber |
|---|---|
| Model | BATTERY VIEWER |
| Category | Diagnostic Equipment |
| Language | English |
Thanks for purchase, read instructions carefully.
General safety instructions and warnings for device handling and maintenance.
Provides real-time evaluation of battery voltage, current, and state.
Lists additional IBS sensors for 12V and 24V versions to order separately.
Product part numbers for 12V and 24V systems.
Lists components included in the kit, like screen, sensor, and cables.
Lists battery types compatible with the system (GEL, LEAD, AGM).
Dimensions of the device panel.
Weight of the device.
Technical specifications for the IBS sensor, including measurement ranges.
Details on displayed metrics like voltage, current, capacity, state of charge, and health.
Important safety warning: do not connect or disconnect with power on.
Visual diagrams illustrating connection methods for 12V and 24V systems.
Step-by-step guide for connecting system components and sensors.
Details on using micro-fit cables and assembling battery terminals.
Description of the main buttons on the device interface.
Guide on how to start the system and set up connected IBS sensors.
Instructions for assigning IBS sensors to battery pictograms.
Explanation of pictograms representing installed battery parks on the screen.
Procedure to access system and IBS settings using a code.
Steps to configure battery capacity and type (gel, liquid, AGM).
Overview of configured settings and current state of the battery park.
How to select alarms and adjust thresholds for voltage, charge, health, and temperature.
View past alarms, including date, hour, type, and duration.
Instructions on how to cancel or delete the recorded alarm history.
Procedure for adding and configuring new IBS sensors after initial setup.
The screen display after pressing the ON/OFF button.
Shows battery park icon and color squares indicating state of charge.
Explains color codes (green, orange, red) for battery loading status.
Defines color codes for 12V (blue) and 24V (violet) battery parks.
Guidance on navigating the screen to monitor battery parks.
Displays the measured voltage of the battery or battery park.
Indicates the battery's current state of charge.
Shows current flow direction and magnitude, indicating charge or discharge.
Provides remaining capacity and estimates remaining time based on consumption.
How to adjust the device's time settings (hours and minutes).
How to adjust the device's date settings (day, month, year).
Options to enable or disable warning alarms and key press sounds.
Choose between French/English language and Celsius/Fahrenheit temperature units.
Select time (24H/AM/PM) and date (DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY) formats.
Adjust screen brightness for day, sleep, and night modes.
Enable/disable automatic night mode and set start/stop hours.
Allows screen awakening based on a set time span, effective for 2 minutes.
Option to enable or disable the screen awakening feature.
Set the duration for the device's stand-by mode.
Defines scenarios for alerts, including pop-up messages and sound alarms.
Alert triggered when battery voltage drops below a specified threshold.
Alert for low battery state of charge (below 25%).
Alert for diminished battery health or aging (below 30%).
Alert for battery temperature exceeding a critical limit (above 65°C).
Advice on not concealing alerts and the importance of prompt intervention.
Limits manufacturer liability for harm due to improper use or manual non-compliance.
SCHEIBER reserves the right to change product characteristics without prior notice.
Manuals must not be reproduced or transmitted without prior written consent.
Encourages users to report any errors or omissions found in the manuals.
Company warranties products against failures for 2 years from invoice date.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty, including misuse and unauthorized repairs.
Details freight charges and conditions for repair refusal if equipment is non-conforming.
Limits liability for direct or indirect damages not related to normal equipment use.
