Short-Circuit Analog Function - ITech IT-M3600 Series User Manual

3. After successful recall, the user can view the setting information of the
4. Press [Esc] key, and exit the existing page.
Run Battery test file
After the battery test files are edited, the user needs to select Run to enable the
battery test function and return to the main interface to trigger the running.
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When testing, as long as any one of the cut-off conditions is met, the test stops.
Stop running and re-running
During the running of battery test file, press [Shift]+[I-set](Function) composite
key, and the instrument interface displays the running state control interface of
the existing file. The user can press Stop to stop existing test and turn off the
List function. Or, press Reset to restart a new test.

5.2.3 Short-Circuit Analog Function

The instrument in load mode can analog a short circuit at input terminal. Under
panel operation, press the [Shift]+[Esc](Short) key to switch short circuit
status. The short circuit status does not influence existing setting value. When
press [Shift]+[Esc] again, the load returns back to original setting status. Actual
current value consumed by load at short circuit depends on the existing working
mode of load and current range. Under CC, CP and CR modes, maximum
short-circuit current is 110% of current range. Under CV mode, short circuit
current is equivalent to that constant voltage value of load is 0 V.
Recall Batt = 1/10
When the selected number is empty, the interface would prompt that the
recalled file is empty. The user needs to select the file again or return and
enter the Edit menu for editing.
existing battery test file. The following parameters can only be viewed, and
cannot be edited. To modify them, please return and enter the Edit menu to
select the corresponding file number for editing.
1：Disch I = 1.00A
2：Disch Time = 60S
3：Cut Off V = 8.00V
4：Cut Off I = 5.00A
5: Cut Off Q = 10AH
12.000V 10.000A
0.00Ah
First line: The voltage and current meter value.
Second line: testing time and battery capacity.
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