THINKCAR EVP902 Battery Charging Equipment User Manual
- June 2, 2024
- THINKCAR
Table of Contents
THINKCAR EVP902 Battery Charging Equipment
Overview
THINKCAR CE EVP902 battery pack charging and discharging equipment (hereinafter referred to as charging and discharging equipment) is the company’s latest research and development of lithium battery pack intelligent charging and discharging integrated equipment, using the most advanced charging and discharging technology, according to the charging and discharging characteristics of lithium batteries, built-in A variety of test and maintenance modes, suitable for the discharge, charge, cycle charge and discharge tests of various lithium battery packs on the market. The device adopts an intelligent operating system, supports wireless data transmission, and connects the battery test to the Internet of Things, allowing users and managers to easily and scientifically maintain and manage the battery pack, thereby prolonging the service life of the battery pack.
Product Features
- Using the latest discharge and charge test technology, will not interfere with the BMS management system and is suitable for daily discharge and charge of lithium battery packs.
- Adopting a wide voltage design, it can be applied to the current lithium battery pack test of different voltage levels.
- Portable design: easy to carry and transport.
- With voltage and core temperature information monitoring, and test protection to prevent overcharge and over-discharge.
- Multiple discharge shutdown thresholds: Provide multiple discharge shutdown thresholds to avoid excessive charging and discharging.
- Single-phase (220VAC) AC power supply.
- Alarm settings for abnormal voltage, current, and battery temperature can be set to protect the safety of the battery and the machine.
- Charging completion conditions: the charging process can be completed by setting the total charging time, target voltage, charging capacity, and charging current.
- Display voltage/current data, with overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, output short circuit, anti-reverse protection, and thermal protection functions.
- 7-inch LCD touch screen: the large LCD screen quickly displays all real-time data and charts, and supports touch operation, humanized input methods, and menu design, simplifying the operation process.
- Built-in large internal memory: It supports automatic storage of multiple individual charging records without computer monitoring, and it is not easy to lose the internal memory even in the case of an accidental shutdown, ensuring data security. And provide data management operations such as verification, deletion, and USB interface download data.
- Multiple protections & alarms: provide sufficient electrical protection measures for various abnormal conditions during the discharge process, automatically terminate, LCD prompts, and buzzer warnings to assist users in proper handling. 1.2. Main purpose and scope of application
- Mainly used for lithium battery box/module charge and discharge test, suitable for 2-260V voltage level.
System Composition
- When the tester system is used on-site, it consists of a host, BMS communication detection module, and discharge cable.
- The host is composed of a color display screen, a data processing unit, a data acquisition unit, an auxiliary power supply unit, a discharge unit, and a panel operation unit.
Environmental conditions for use
- No corrosive, explosive insulating gas and conductive dust.
Impact on the environment
- The discharge part of the device is a built-in load discharge type, the chemical energy of the battery is converted into heat energy consumption, and the test area pays attention to heat dissipation and ventilation.
Security
- This device has hardware and software protection functions such as reverse connection, overvoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, and communication.
Precautions for safe use
Safe use period
- The design service life of this equipment is 5 years, and the production date is shown in the factory inspection list.
Safe usage
- Use this device under the operating manual.
Prone to wrong use or misoperation
- The operating tools are not well insulated.
- Failure to operate the equipment under the operation manual.
Possible injuries caused by misuse
- The operating tools are not well insulated, and the positive and negative poles of the battery pack are close to each other, which may easily cause a short-circuit accident.
- Failure to follow the correct operation method will fail to start the charge and discharge test normally.
Emergency measures for abnormal situations
- Disconnect the equipment’s working power and test cables.
Precautions in special cases
- If the operator fails to take insulation measures or causes a short circuit due to improper operation, the cable should be pulled out in time.
Other Safety Precautions
- Strictly abide by the safe operation regulations and correct equipment operation methods.
Technical characteristics
Model | THINKCAR CE EVP902 battery pack charging and discharging equipment |
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Working power | Single-phase three-wire AC 220V, The frequency range is 40-60Hz |
Host operation mode | touch screen |
Display screen | 7-inch TFT LCD screen, resolution 800*480 |
Data communication | CAN, RS485 (extended functions) |
Data dump | U disk |
Data report | Data reports can be generated by supporting software after the |
data is uploaded to the PC
Internal data storage| 16G
Data Search| Support in-memory data preview
Battery box data acquisition communication| CAN data bus (extended
functionality)
Module data acquisition communication| Wire Harness Sampling
Group Terminal Voltage Accuracy| ≤±0.5%FS+0.3V, resolution: 0.1V
Single voltage accuracy| ≤±0.1%FS+5mV, resolution: 0.001V
Test current accuracy| ≤±1%FS+0.2A, resolution: 0.1A
Charging voltage range| DC 2-260V
Discharge voltage range| DC 2-260V
Charging current range| Maximum current 100A, maximum power 4.4kW
Discharge current range| Maximum current 150A, maximum power 7.2kw
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Charge control| Constant current charging + constant voltage charging
Discharge working mode| Constant current discharge, constant power discharge
Charge and discharge data collection| Internal active measurement + external
CAN communication data acquisition
Battery charging and discharging protection| Protection against overcharge and
over-discharge of battery strings and overheating of battery strings
Host protection| Over temperature, over current, current out of control
trigger shutdown protection
Shutdown actuator| DC Air Break
Reverse polarity protection| Support
Exception protection| Power cord loss, main cable loss
Over temperature protection| The overtemperature of the resistance box is
85°C; the overtemperature of the radiator is 100°C
Alarm prompt| LCD + buzzer
Safety test
Pressure test| AC input-chassis: 2200Vdc 1min AC input-chassis
DC input-output: 2200Vdc 1min DC input-chassis
Working environment
Cooling| Forced air cooling
Temperature| Working temperature range: -5~40℃;
storage temperature: -20~70℃
Humidity| Relative humidity 0~90% (40±2℃)
Altitude| Rated altitude 2000 meters
Size| 512×295×339mm
Weight| 28kg
Installation and commissioning
This device is a mobile portable device and does not require installation.
Operation and use
Device panel description
serial number | name | explanation |
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① | color touch screen | 7 inches |
② | USB interface | U disk copy transfer |
③ | DC circuit breaker | The positive and negative input closing switches of the |
battery pack must be closed before starting the test.
④| Cable positive and negative interface| Red positive and black negative,
this interface is used to connect charging and discharging cables.
⑤| Communication interface (extended function)| This interface is used to
connect CAN and RS485 data lines.
⑥| AC input circuit breaker| Device power-on switch, push up to power on, push
down to power off.
⑦| AC input fast interface| This interface is used to connect single-phase AC.
Note: During the charging test, please connect to a power source that meets the charging power requirements.
Device connection Cable connection
- First, insert the quick connector of the discharge wire into the quick socket of the tester for docking (red positive and black negative), and then connect the other end of the discharge wire to both ends of the battery box (red positive, black negative).
- Note: Connect the device end first, and then the battery end to prevent short circuits during wiring. When disassembling, proceed in reverse order and standardize the operation – the operating tool should be effectively insulated.
CAN communication connection (optional function)
- Connect the dedicated CAN communication cable to the communication interface of the discharge instrument and the battery box respectively.
- This feature is supported by the development
- CAN communication test
- Note: Please close the AC circuit breaker when starting up, and close the DC circuit breaker before starting the test
Module cell voltage acquisition
- Connect the 24L sampling box to the sampling harness and connect it to the module voltage sampling connector to collect the voltage.
- When entering the blind charge and discharge test battery, the group end acquisition module can be clamped into the positive and negative poles of the module to help increase the sampling accuracy.
- 24L physical sampling box for data integration test
- Note: Please close the AC circuit breaker when starting up, and close the DC circuit breaker before starting the test
Working power connection
- Connect the AC input power cord equipped with the equipment to the corresponding access interface, pay attention to the load output connected to the lighting power socket (single-phase three-wire 220V input, maximum input 10A) or the load of the distribution box to consider the 4.4KW power load, according to the AC input The load size sets the maximum charging current (see the parameter table for details) to prevent over-current.
Equipment operation
Startup interface
Function main menu
- In the function main menu interface, select each function item and click to enter the corresponding function interface, as shown in Figure 5-3-2 function main menu.
System Settings
- Select “System Settings” to enter the system setting interface, as shown in Figure. 5-3-3 System Settings.
Parameter Description
- Date and time: After clicking, enter the date and time setting interface to set the date and time.
- WIFI connection: select the corresponding WIFI network or hotspot to connect.
- Single voltage collection method: default “24-channel collection box”, if you need the “CAN” method, you need to provide the corresponding protocol and get the corresponding version after the upgrade program – with the CAN communication test.
- Whether 24 channels with temperature: default is not checked.
- Set KB value: 24 channels with temperature box parameter setting, no need to set by default, it is used for NTC specification parameter setting.
- Battery type: For example, there are three choices of “air-cooled”, “water-cooled” and “other types”, and choose the corresponding battery type. Support for new types of batteries was added.
- Module address: The default address is “module 100”. Up to three 24-channel acquisition boxes can be connected. If there is more than one 24-channel acquisition box, the module address needs to be set.
- Wire sequence: When using a 24-channel sampling box, it is necessary to set a “positive sequence” or a “reverse sequence” according to the wiring.
- Enable group terminal voltage box collection: When using a 24-channel sampling box, this item needs to be checked. Sampling frequency: data collection storage interval.
- Log-related parameters: including log export, send log, whether to output serial port log, whether to output CAN log, and clear log, generally used by manufacturers, no need to set by default.
- Function module upgrade: hardware upgrade, manufacturer use, please contact the manufacturer if necessary.
- Module online upgrade: hardware upgrade, manufacturer’s use, please contact the manufacturer if necessary.
- Application upgrade: software upgrades locally, through U disk.
- Program online upgrade: software remote upgrade, used by the manufacturer, please contact the manufacturer if necessary.
- Device number: Display the number of this device.
Discharge test
- Select “Discharge Test”, and the discharge test settings shown in Figure 5-3-4 will pop up. You can directly set the relevant parameters in the “Battery Basic Information”, and then click “Save Configuration” in the lower right corner to enter the test interface; you can also select “Import Configuration” to import the set battery basic information; and then use “Export Configuration” to export The set battery basic test information is called out quickly, and then the test is performed.
- Basic battery information Description:
- Pack/Module No.: Electric box or module serial number
- Nominal capacity: the nominal capacity of the electrical box, according to the actual input, can be identified from the label.
- Battery Type: Select the battery type
- Number of battery strings: fill in according to the actual number of strings
- Cell pressure difference: pressure difference protection value, one of the shutdown conditions
- Nominal group terminal voltage: input according to the actual group terminal voltage
- Discharge current: discharge test current value
- Discharge time: discharge test time setting, one of the shutdown conditions
- Group terminal lower limit: group terminal voltage lower limit protection, one of the shutdown conditions
- Pre-discharge capacity: discharge capacity AH, one of the shutdown conditions
- Single string lower limit: single string lower limit voltage protection value, one of the shutdown conditions
- Click “Save Configuration” to enter the test interface, close the DC switch, and click “Start Test” to start the test
- In the test interface, you can view the current state of the battery pack, the test current, the test duration, the current pack terminal voltage, and the information of the monomer, temperature, etc., as shown in Figure 5-3-4 The current state of the battery.
- During testing, select Modify Configuration to make adjustments to settings.
- During the threshold protection test, if any shutdown threshold is reached, it will automatically shut down.
- Stop condition type:
- Discharge time
- The lower limit of the group end
- Pre-discharging capacity (with discharge capacity limit enabled)
- The lower limit of a single cell (when there is a limit on the discharge capacity)
- Abnormal shutdown protection In addition to the above shutdown threshold protection, it also has many hardware protections
- The discharge module voltage is abnormal
- Discharge module current is abnormal
- The temperature of the discharge module is abnormal
- Short circuit protection
- Fan failure, etc.
Charging test
- After selecting “Charging Test”, the “2.2KW Socket” and “4.4KW Power Distribution Box” dialog boxes will pop up, and you need to select the corresponding input power mode to enter the charging test interface settings.
- The above power supply selection needs to be set correctly to prevent the actual power supply from overloading during the charging test. Cause the cable to heat up and burn out.
- There is no need to select load selection when entering the “discharge test” interface. You can set parameters for testing.
- Remarks: The 2.2KW socket is only for discharge use. If charging is required, please connect the power supply to the 4.4KW distribution box.
- Basic battery information Description:
- Pack/Module No.: Electric box or module serial number
- Nominal capacity: the nominal capacity of the electrical box, according to the actual input, can be identified from the label.
- Battery Type: Select the battery type
- Number of battery strings: fill in according to the actual number of strings
- Cell pressure difference: pressure difference protection value, one of the shutdown conditions
- Nominal group terminal voltage: input according to the actual group terminal voltage
- Discharge current: discharge test current value
- Discharge time: discharge test time setting, one of the shutdown conditions
- Group terminal lower limit: group terminal voltage lower limit protection, one of the shutdown conditions
- Pre-discharge capacity: discharge capacity AH, one of the shutdown conditions
- Single string lower limit: single string lower limit voltage protection value, one of the shutdown conditions
- Current threshold: when the voltage reaches, if the current is less than this value, it will stop, one of the shutdown conditions.
- Single string upper limit: single-core voltage upper limit protection value, one of the shutdown conditions
- Click Start to save the configuration, enter the test interface, close the DC switch, and click “Start Test” to start the test.
- In the test interface, you can view the current state of the battery pack, the test current, the test duration, the current pack terminal voltage, and the information of the cell, temperature, etc., as shown in Figure 5-3-5
- The current state of the battery. During testing, select Modify Configuration to make adjustments to settings.
- During the threshold protection test, if any shutdown threshold is reached, it will automatically shut down.
- Stop condition type:
- Charging time arrives
- Current threshold reached
- Single voltage upper limit
- Group terminal voltage upper limit
- Abnormal protection shutdown In addition to shutdown threshold protection, the host also has multiple hardware protections
- Charging module undervoltage protection
- Charging module overvoltage protection
- Charging module over temperature protection
- Charging module overcurrent protection
- Short circuit protection
- Fan failure
Data Management
- Insert the U disk into the USB port on the panel, select the data to be saved, and click the “U disk transfer” button to transfer the corresponding discharge data and charging data to the U disk. Or select data.
Maintenance
- The warranty of this equipment is one year, which can be extended.
- This equipment is maintained for life.
- General fault analysis and troubleshooting
Serial number | Fault | Troubleshooting method |
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1 | Communication failure | Check BMS communication CAN connection |
2 | Power-on discharge prompts cable connection error | The positive and |
negative poles of the discharge cable are connected to the reverse DC circuit
breaker. The test input voltage is too high.
3| Abnormal current monitoring| Restart the machine
4| The host temperature is too high| Confirm the placement of the discharger,
pay attention to ventilation and heat flow
5| Not enough storage space| Periodically delete copied data files
6| USB failure| Confirm whether the U disk is too large, and confirm that the U
disk cannot store too many other files
Transportation and storage
- This equipment is packed in a special equipment box and packed in a carton, which is anti-vibration and reliable in transportation.
- Storage conditions: placed in a dry equipment storage room, Temperature: -20~70℃, humidity: within 90%.
Packing list
Environmental Protection and Others
- The outer carton used in this device is a recyclable material.
- The host and other components are non-pollution sources.
Customer Services
- If you encounter any problems during the operation of the equipment, please contact Thinkcar Tech Inc.
- Service Line: 1-909-757-1959
- Service Email: support@thinkcar.com
- Official website:www.thinkcar.com
- For tutorials on the use of the product and FAQ, please visit our official website.
- Thinkcar Tech Inc Follow us on @thinkcar.official
- @ObdThinkcar
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