Bagmatic Novo: Service Manual For

Service Manual
for
BAGMATIC NOVO
Version 1.0
September 2013
Lmb Technologie GmbH

Möslstraße 17
D-85445 Schwaig
Tel: +49 - 8122 - 880 96 - 0

Fax: +49 - 8122 - 880 96 - 60
www.lmb.de
info@lmb.de
Service Manual – Bagmatic NOVO
PREFACE
About this document
This service manual contains the technical specification of Bagmatic

NOVO and all the necessary information and support for the operator. In
order to achieve the optimal result we recommend that the user reads
this document carefully before any operation with the product.
The information in this document is subject to change without prior

notice in order to improve reliability, design and function and does not
represent a commitment on the part of the manufacturer.
Producer
Name of Producer:Lmb Technologie GmbH

Address/
Street: Möslstraße 17
City: 85445 Schwaig
Country: Germany
Web address: www.lmb.de
Contact: technical-service@lmb.de
Phone: 0049-8122-880 96-0
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Producer ....................................................................................................3
1 Overall description ...............................................................................5
2 Installation and handling ......................................................................6
3 Settings ................................................................................................7
3.1 USER MENU .............................................................. 7
3.2 SERVICE MENU.......................................................... 8
3.2.1 Balance calibration.................................................................... 9
3.2.2 Tube sensor calibration........................................................... 10
3.2.3 Clamp calibration .................................................................... 11
3.2.4 Clamp testing .......................................................................... 11
3.2.5 Communication test ................................................................ 12
3.2.6 Information about device ........................................................ 12
3.2.7 Battery info .............................................................................. 12
3.2.8 Balance test ............................................................................ 13
3.2.9 Motor test ................................................................................ 13
3.3 SUPERVISOR MENU .................................................. 13
3.3.1 Language menu ...................................................................... 14
3.3.2 Procedure configuration .......................................................... 15
3.3.3 Parameter configuration.......................................................... 17
3.3.4 DATA MANAGEMENT............................................................ 19
3.3.5 DATE & TIME ......................................................................... 19
3.3.6 PROFILES .............................................................................. 20
4 Troubleshooting .................................................................................21
4.1 BALANCE FAILED...................................................... 21
4.2 BATTERY ERROR: ..................................................... 21
4.3 SD CARD ............................................................... 22
4.4 CURRENT OF MOTOR FOR TRAY IS OVERLOADED ............... 23
4.5 BATTERY ERROR (BATTERY COMMUNICATION ERROR) ....... 23
4.6 WRONG WEIGHT ON TRAY .......................................... 24
4.7 OVER WEIGHT ERROR................................................ 24
4.8 PAUSE ................................................................... 25
4.9 STOP .................................................................... 25
4.10 LANGUAGE ERROR .................................................... 26
4.11 TUBE SENSOR.......................................................... 26
5 Wireless connectivity, infrastructure and SW operating requirements
27
6 Data Storage Information ...................................................................30
7 Battery Specification ..........................................................................32
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1 Overall description
The intended use of the Bagmatic

NOVO blood taking monitor is to
record blood donations and its
process. It controls the taken blood
amount and monitors time of the
donation and blood flow.
Device can save barcode data of

bags, tubes, and donor and process
information as well. The unit can be
linked to remote PC system via serial,
LAN, USB or RF connection.
Bagmatic NOVO is designed for
mobile use and is equipped with high
quality rechargeable batteries.
Use
The Bagmatic NOVO is used for blood

donation only.

2 Installation and handling
Installation
- Unpack the device.
- Check the delivery content in accordance with delivery order and delivery
note.
- Connect the bar code reader device. Install barcode reader before switching
on.
- Connect supply with power outlet 230 V. (Recharge the battery first in case
the power supply indicates a red light)
- Put the tray on the swing mechanism. Pay attention that the pins on the
bottom of the tray snap in their counterparts in the swing mechanism.
- Press and hold “F1” to activate the Bagmatic NOVO.
- Verify that self-test is finished regularly.
- Press the button of the bar code reader for test. The barcode reader will
beep if properly connected.
- Plug the serial cable into the backside port RS 232 or connect LAN or USB
cable of the Bagmatic NOVO and then connect the opposite side of the
cable with a PC for the data transfer.

3 Settings
The Bagmatic uses 3 different menus:
- User (Main-Operating) Menu

- Service Menu and
- Supervisor Menu
3.1 User Menu
The user (operator) menu consists of the following function:
F1 F3
F1 F2
F3
F2 F4 F4
- Blood Taking
- Profile
- Last Result
- Turn Off

3.2 Service Menu
F1 F3
F2 F4
To enter the service menu press buttons F1 and F4 together and quick
after that F2 and F3.
+
Note: Interval between pressing the two buttons combinations should be less than
1 second!
Service Menu consists of the following functions:
CALIBRATION – balance calibration
TUBE SENSOR – tube sensor calibration
CLAMP – clamp testing
CLAMP CAL. – clamp calibration
COM TEST – communication check
DEVICE INFO – serial no, HW and SW info
BATTERY INFO – battery info
LOAD TEST – battery test
MOTOR – motor test

3.2.1 Balance calibration
Place the device on stable and flat surface and remove everything from bag
tray.
Choose CALIBRATION in the menu and press NEXT (screen below).
F1 F3
F2 F4
When screen below appear, make sure that tray free and press NEXT.
F1 F3
F2 F4
Choose calibration weight (from 100g until 500g) and put it on bag tray. Wait for
5 seconds for the balance to stabilize and press NEXT.
F1 F3
F2 F4
On the screen you will see message about calibration status.

It is possible to confirm or reject calibration.

If calibration was done correctly next screen will appear:
F1 F3
F2 F4
In case of error, below screen will be shown:
F1 F3
F2 F4
If error appears, make sure that set calibration weight is the same like used
weight and then repeat procedure.
3.2.2 Tube sensor calibration
Before calibration of tube sensor, clamp calibration is needed and make

sure that clamp is empty (no tube inside)!
Choose TUBE SENSOR option and press NEXT.
F1 F3 F1 F3
F2 F4 F2 F4

Screen above (left) will be shown, and with plus and minus buttons
tolerance (threshold) can be set. If tube is present current will be increased, if
tube is not present current will be decreased. D (difference) represents which
difference is needed between currents for tube detection. After pressing button F3
calibration will be done, and device will show on screen values. If difference is less
then set value, tube is not present in clamp and check box in right upper corner of
screen is not marked. Otherwise, if difference is bigger then set, it will be marked.
3.2.3 Clamp calibration
For better overview first remove the clamp cover. In menu choose CLAMP
CAL. option and press NEXT. First set the upper position of the clamp by pressing
the button F1 to move it and F2 to accept the position. Next step is to adjust the
lower position also using button F1 for movement and F3 for accepting the
position. If the procedure was successful it will be shown on screen message.
3.2.4 Clamp testing
After clamp calibration it is good to do a clamp test also to check if

everything went fine. Select CLAMP in menu and press NEXT. Using buttons F1
and F2 open and close the clamp and visually check is the movement fine and
within wanted boundaries. Display will show information about magnet sensor
located in the clamp.
A – Angle of closed clamp
B – Angle of open clamp
AGC – magnet sensor amplification
C – Current angle of magnet sensor

3.2.5 Communication test
Select COM TEST in menu and press NEXT. By pressing the button F3
device will send the ACK message to server.
3.2.6 Information about device
Select DEVICE INFO option in menu and press NEXT. On screen you can
see: serial number, software version, hardware version and donation counter.
Maximal number of donations is one million.
3.2.7 Battery info
Select BATTERY INFO from menu and press NEXT. On screen you will see
following information:
1 – Relative charge status of the battery – ST
2 – Approximate time until empty battery – AT
3 – Battery capacity – C
4 – Battery voltage – V
5 – Battery serial number – SN

3.2.8 Balance test
After balance calibration it is good to test if everything went fine. Select

LOAD TEST and press next. On display you can see current weight on bag tray, A
and B coefficients and AD value. It is best to use the calibrated 500 gr (or 250 gr
for example) weight to check the calibration of the device.
3.2.9 Motor test
Select MOTOR option in menu and press NEXT. Motor will turn ON
automatically. Display will show PWM and time motor need for one full circle.
Buttons F1 and F2 are changing PWM value. Button F3 is used to exit to main
menu. If you exit the menu while the motor is not in initial position device will
turn on flashing green light and move the motor to initial position.
3.3 Supervisor Menu
F1 F2
F3 F4

To enter the Supervisor Menu press buttons F1 and F4 together and quick
after that, F2 and F4.
Interval between pressing the 2 buttons combinations should be less than
1 second!
SUPERVISOR MENU:
LANGUAGE
PROC. CONFIG.
PARAM. CONFIG.
DATA MAN.
TIME&DATE
PROFILES
3.3.1 Language menu
Select LANGUAGE option in menu and press NEXT. There are three options:
1 – ENGLISH
2 – USER
3 – COPY

Buttons F1 and F2 are used for navigation and F3 to confirm. English

language is implemented in the device. To use some other language (user
language) it is needed first to copy the file from SD card to device memory (using
the COPY function).
To implement new language on the device following files must be on the
SD card:
1. men_pr.dat – menu translation
2. por_pr.dat – messages translation
3. Font1.ftn - font
During the copying of the files device will flash with green and red light.
3.3.2 Procedure configuration
Select PROC.CONFIG in menu and press NEXT. Following options are

available in this menu:
1. SET CLAMP
2. DISPLAY IN
3. FLOW ALARM
4. TOTAL WEIG.
5. TO FAST FL.
6. STOP ALARM
7. BIDIRECTION
8. ALLOW DONA.
9. HEMOGLOBIN
10. COM.

Set clamp
This option enables us to control clamp status at the start of the donation. If this
option is checked clamp will be closed at the start of the donation.
Display in
This option enables us to choose display in grams or milliliters.
Flow alarm
Turn on/off alarm for too fast/slow flow.
Total weight
Bruto (checked) or neto (unchecked) measurement of weight.
To fast flow
Will be implemented in next software release
Stop alarm
Signalizes donation end (when checked).
Bidirectional
On/Off for bidirection.
Allow donation
If bidirection is turned on and there are no data for donor on the server, or donor
is not allowed to donate blood this option will allow the operator to continue with
donation process using the settings of current profile.
Hemoglobin
Turn On/Off barcode reading for haemoglobin.
Communication
Turn On/Off communication with server.

3.3.3 Parameter configuration
This menu contains following points:

1. Mini Fl.
2. Maxi Fl.
3. Sleep T.
4. Int. T.
5. PC Port
6. Start T.
7. Faktor
8. Speed1
9. Speed2
10. Speed3
11. Speed4
12. ID
13. ID-0
14. SYS. WE.
Mini flow
This option allows us to set up minimal allowed flow during donation process.
Buttons F3 and F4 are used to set up the value.
Maxi flow
This option allows us to set up maximal allowed flow during donation process.

Sleep time
Time in minutes. After this period of time, if device is in main menu and not used,
device will turn off automatically.
Interrupt time
Maximal pause time that will not cause error report. Time in seconds.
PC Port
Used to choose type of communication with server. Currently only RF
communication is available.
Start tilting
This option defines at which weight motor will start to work. Buttons F3 and F4
are used to set up the value.
Speed1, Speed2, Speed3, Speed4
This options defines at which weight motor will change speed. The larger the
weight, the slower the speed of rotation. Buttons F3 and F4 are used to set up the
value.
ID
During communication with server device needs to have valid ID. It should not be
allowed to two devices to have the same ID. Buttons F3 and F4 are used to set up
the value.
ID-0
Number of devices connected to one concentrator (device used for radio
communication).
SYS. WE.
Maximal starting weight on bag tray before starting donation.
SAVE
Saves the settings in memory.

3.3.4 DATA MANAGEMENT
Select option DATA MAN. and press next to enter barcode settings menu with
following options:
1.DATA PER DAY
2.DATA AT START
3.DATA DURING
4.DATA AT END
If user needs to read same barcode it is needed to enter desired menu and check
desired barcodes for reading. For example, if user needs to read haemoglobin
barcode at the end on donation then in submenu 4 he needs to check
haemoglobin barcode for reading.
3.3.5 DATE & TIME
This menu is used for setting up the date and time in the device. Buttons F1 and
F2 are used for selecting DATE or TIME and then F3 to confirm.
In submenu, button F1 is used to select the field and F3 and F4 to change value.
Button F2 is used to confirm entered value.

3.3.6 PROFILES
In this menu operator cab setup or check profile settings.
Submenus are:
1. Active
2. EDIT
3. VIEW
4. SAVE
Active
Select the profile you want to edit or use.
EDIT
Submenus:
1. Volume – blood volume
2. N.DUR. – nominal donation time
3. M.DUR. – maximal donation time
4. BAGNo – number of bags (1-7)
5. TubeNo – number of tubes (1-7)
6. SAVE – save selected settings in memory

VIEW
View the selected profile
Save
Save the settings in device memory.
4 Troubleshooting
4.1 Balance failed
If during initialization process device appear this message, please

check tray. Tray must free, without any things on it. Then turn on
device again. If device again appear same message, call service.
4.2 Battery error:

Battery error codes:
0x01 – Battery initialization needed
0x02 – Battery recalibration needed
0x03 – Battery recalibration and initialization needed
0x04 – Communication error and battery initialization needed
0x05 – Communication error and battery recalibration and
initialization needed
Battery error code is shown like on picture below.
If device shows this message with some of codes, which mention

above, please turn off device and again turn on it. If device again
appear this message please call service.
Device also can appear some of messages:

1.Battery error!
2.BattAdrNack error!
3.BattDatNack error!
4.ReadErrInfo error!
For this situation corrective action is same as previously.
4.3 SD Card
SD card error codes:
0x01 – Unknown files on SD Card

0x02 – File system error (formatting SD card needed)
0x03 – File system error (and unknown files on SD card)
0x04 – One Year old files on SD card (unsent messages, log
files...)
0x05 – One Year old files on SD card and unknown files
SD Card error code is shown like on picture below.
If there is no SD card inside, device will signalize error. And it will

be not possible to continue work without SD card. In this case
only turning of the device by pressing F4 button is possible.
SD card can be put inside the device when error message from
picture 2 appear. Device will recognize the SD card and continue
normal work with storing the collected data.

4.4 Current of motor for tray is overloaded

If the motor current is overloaded, error message like on picture
will be shown.
In this case please turn off device and call service or technical
support.
4.5 Battery error (battery communication error)
If device tries to communicate with battery but battery does not

answer, it will show message as on picture. If user presses button
F4, device will go back in menu.
Repeat this action again and if device again shows same massage
turn off device and contact technical support.

4.6 Wrong weight on tray
If weight on the tray at start donation process is wrong, error will

appear on screen. Weight on the tray is not in range (from 20
gr/ml to SYS. WE. gr/ml). Please check tray and bag (system
bugs) on it and press button F3. If this message appears again
press button F4 and go to main menu and contact technical
support.
4.7 Over weight error
Picture 7 shows over weight error. This means that if flow is much
greater than defined and it lasts longer than 3 seconds, device
will show this error (picture). User should check tray and bugs
system, and then presses button F3 if he accepts this condition.
Then device will check tray, and if weight in allowed range
donation will be continued. Otherwise, if user presses button F4,
donation will be stopped. If weight o tray in allowed range, but
device shows this message please contact technical support.

4.8 Pause
This will happen when interrupt time is expired. Interrupt time

error will happen if user presses button F3 during donation
process and when interrupt time is expired. In this case device
will note this condition as interrupt time error. If in this situation
user presses button F3, donation process will be continued.
Otherwise, if user presses button F4, donation process will be
stopped.
4.9 Stop
This will happen when user presses button F4 during donation

process. If in this situation user presses button F3, donation
process will be continued. Otherwise, if user presses button F4,
donation process will be stopped.

4.10 Language error
Picture 10 informs us that language is not copied to inner

memory and user can’t change it. If user presses button F3, he
will accept this condition. Please copy appropriate language on SD
card and then to inner memory. Then user can change language.
If after that device again appears this message please contact
technical support.
4.11 Tube sensor
Before start donation process and if option SET CLAMP is

checked, device will check does tube in clamp. If tube is inside
clamp and you can see message as on picture please contact
technical support or try to calibrate the tube sensor using this
manual.

5 Wireless connectivity, infrastructure and SW operating

requirements
Wireless connectivity is available thru “Lmb RF communication

Module”. It is a fast and secure way for communication between
“Bagmatic NOVO” and data-management applications on the PC
side. Communication is available thru RF module with RC232
protocol (it is not compatible with 802.11b/g/n standard).
Lmb RF communication Module
LED diodes on the front panel of the RF communication module

represents the current status of the communication
„POWER“ indicator lights green- wireless stick is plugged
into USB port.
„STATUS“ LED shortly lights red then steady green – device
is ready
„STATUS“ indicator blink blue- packet transfer indication
„STATUS“ indicator blink red- error in communication

Specification of the infrastructure required as well as other

necessary equipment is shown on the tables bellow. The only
„specialized“ hardware equipment is RF communication module
which is provided by Lmb.
LMB RF communication Module

Frequency band 868.0 – 870.0 MHz
Number of channels 16
Data rate 1.2 - 100 kbit/s
Max output power 9 dBm
Sensitivity -110 dBm
Supply voltage 5V from USB
Current consumption Max 100mA
Current consumption, SLEEP <10 mA
PC Interface USB2.0/ USB1.1
Storage and transport temperature -20 +70 °C
Weight 55 g
Dimensions (LxWxH) 130 x 40 x 25 mm
System Requirements WinXP, Win7, Win8

Operating Wireless
BNC ERYSYS
Systems Link (v2.02) (v 3.6.1.0)
(v4.0)
Windows 8 (64-
bit only)
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Minimum Hardware
RAM 2 GB or more
Disk Space 5 GB or more
Video Card Minimal 1366 x 768 (Full HD recommended)
Intel or AMD with SSE2 support. 64-bit

Processor
operating system recommended
Install Media DVD Drive + USB Port
Microsoft Products Support

Internet Explorer IE 8,9,10 IE 8,9,10 IE 8,9,10
Excel and Word 2007, 2010 2007, 2010 2007, 2010
Other
Anti-Virus TCP ports (80, 15000) must be open in firewall
Microsoft Windows networking. Novell networks

Network and non-Windows network storage devices are
not supported. Static IP address if LAN is used.
System rights Administrator rights needed
Additional
Adobe Reader 10 or newer
software needed

6 Data Storage Information
SD card is small flash memory card designed to provide high-

capacity in small size. Bagmatic NOVO uses SD card capacity of
2GB to store data related to blood donation process.
System is designed in such a way that further work is not allowed

without the SD card. Bagmatic NOVO will signals non-presence of
the card and „Error message“ on the display.
File structure of the data stored on the SD card is shown on

picture:
Collected data (Logxx.dat, Unsent.dat, LogDxx.csv,etc) during

the blood donation process required less than 10KB (kilobytes)
of data (10KB with safety margins).

Follow the calculation (real and worst case scenario):

1 donation = 10 minute (with preparation and pause in
meantime)
1 shift = 8 working hours
1 year = circa 250 working days
SD card capacity = 2GB (gigabytes)
Regular work:
1 donation x 10KB (data needed per 1 donation) = 10KB

1 working hour = 6 donations x 10KB = 60KB
1 shift = 8 x 60KB = 480KB (appr. 500KB=0.5MB)
1 working day (1 shift per day) = 0.5MB (data per one day)
250 working days (regular year) x 0.5MB = 125MB (data per
year)
2GB /125MB = 16 years

It means that SD card can store information without the
overwriting for approximately 16 years of the Bagmatic NOVO’s
work!
Worst case scenario:
(24h / 365 days work)

1 donation x 10KB (data needed per 1 donation) = 10KB
1 working hour = 6 donations x 10KB = 60KB
3 shifts (24h) = 24 x 60KB = 1440KB (appr. 1500KB=1.5MB)
1 working day (3 shift per day) = 1.5MB (data per one day)
365 working days (non-stop work) x 1.5MB ≈ 550MB (data per
year)
2GB / 550MB > 3.5 years (more than 3.5 years)

It means that SD card can store information without the
overwriting for approximately 3.5 years of the Bagmatic NOVO’s
„24/7“ type of work!
Nevertheless, device shows the warning message when system
found files older than one year. This is only the safety warning
and can be skipped.

7 Battery Specification
Description:
Rechargeable Smart Lithium Ion Battery Pack
General Precautions
Handling
Avoid shorting the battery
a battery that appears to have suffered abuse.
Charge & Discharge

Battery must be charged in appropriate charger only.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area.
Disposal
Regulations vary for different countries. Dispose of in
accordance with local regulations.
Nominal Voltage
The battery nominal operating voltage is 14.4V.
Rated Capacity:
The initial capacity is ≥ 2755mAh (based on a CV charge of
16.8V ±50mV with a current limit of 1500mA and a 580mA
discharge to 10.00V @ 25C, within 1 hour of charge).
Initial Impedance
The internal impedance of a fully charged battery shall be <
240mΩ when measured across the positive and negative battery
terminals at 1kHz at 20°C.

Discharge
Discharge Temperature Limits: As shown below, ≤ 80%RH
Charge
Charge Temperature Limits: As Shown below, ≤ 80%RH
The battery shall be capable of continuous charge at 16.8V, as
shown in the graph below.

Storage
Storage Temperature Limits: -20°C to 60°C, ≤ 80%RH
The battery packs should be stored in an environment with low
humidity, free from corrosive gas at a recommended temperature
range <21°C. Extended exposure to temperatures above 45°C
could degrade battery performance and life.
Passive Safety Protection

Overview Of Operation
The battery pack is fitted with additional components to protect it
against abusive charge and discharge conditions. These are in
addition to the electronic protection.
Thermal Fuse
A Thermal Fuse is fitted in series with the charge/ discharge path
to protect the battery from over temperature. This device goes
open circuit if the cell case temperature reaches the fuse's
temperature rating of 93°C (+0°C, -5°C). The fuse is non-re-
settable rendering the battery pack non-functional.

Slow-Blow Current Fuse (Logic Fuse)

A current slow-blow fuse is assembled in series with the battery
pack to protect the battery pack against abusive over current
over-load. The hold current is rated at 12A for 4 hours
(minimum@25C). The fuse is non-re-settable rendering the
battery pack non-functional.
Mechanical Specifications
Weight
Approximately 0.24 Kg.
Mating Connector
The recommended interconnection mating male connector is AMP
P/N 5787422-1 or 5787446-1.
Date Code/Serial Number

IE YYWWRR
SN SSSSS XZZWh
IE = facility
YY = Calendar Year
WW = Calendar Week
RR = Battery revision
SSSSSS = Serial Number
X = the cell supplier
ZZWh = the stored energy of the battery in Watt hours
Packaging
The batteries are packaged in bulk, with 24 batteries per carton

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About this document

This service manual contains the technical specification of Bagmatic

The information in this document is subject to change without prior

Name of Producer:Lmb Technologie GmbH

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The intended use of the Bagmatic

Device can save barcode data of

The Bagmatic NOVO is used for blood

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2 Installation and handling

- Press and hold “F1” to activate the Bagmatic NOVO.

- Verify that self-test is finished regularly.

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The Bagmatic uses 3 different menus:

- User (Main-Operating) Menu

3.1 User Menu

The user (operator) menu consists of the following function:

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3.2 Service Menu

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3.2.1 Balance calibration

On the screen you will see message about calibration status.

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If calibration was done correctly next screen will appear:

In case of error, below screen will be shown:

3.2.2 Tube sensor calibration

Before calibration of tube sensor, clamp calibration is needed and make

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3.2.3 Clamp calibration

3.2.4 Clamp testing

After clamp calibration it is good to do a clamp test also to check if

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3.2.5 Communication test

3.2.6 Information about device

3.2.7 Battery info

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3.2.8 Balance test

After balance calibration it is good to test if everything went fine. Select

3.2.9 Motor test

3.3 Supervisor Menu

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3.3.1 Language menu

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Buttons F1 and F2 are used for navigation and F3 to confirm. English

3.3.2 Procedure configuration

Select PROC.CONFIG in menu and press NEXT. Following options are

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3.3.3 Parameter configuration

This menu contains following points:

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3.3.4 DATA MANAGEMENT

3.3.5 DATE & TIME

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In this menu operator cab setup or check profile settings.

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4.1 Balance failed

If during initialization process device appear this message, please

4.2 Battery error: