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All MiR200 from S/N 18020011100200 • All MiR500 and MiR1000 For MiR100 and MiR200 robots with 15-digit serial numbers lower than the ones mentioned above—see Robots that must have their batteries replaced on page 6. Robots with 9-digit serial numbers (S/N): •...
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Figure 1.1. Read the voltage value of the lowest and highest cells listed. Different types of batteries have a different number of cells. Step 4 is for MiR100 and MiR200 with two batteries only. For all other robots, continue to Step 5.
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Take out both batteries and put in the battery that did not have the BMS cable connected in the first place and connect the BMS cable. Now perform step 3 again. Step 5: Calculate the difference between the maximum and minimum values of the cells. a.
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Robots that must have their batteries replaced Older MiR100 and MiR200, not listed at the beginning of this document, may need to have their batteries preventatively replaced. Whether this is necessary depends on the type of replacement battery. If the battery has been replaced with a battery with CAN bus communication connection, it must be replaced, if not there is no need for replacement.
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Figure 1.3. You can tell if the battery has CAN bus communication connection by the extra (black) connector and the letters “CB“ in the serial number. To get a replacement battery, please contact your local MiR representative. Document history Version...
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