ANCEL AD530 OBD2 Scanner and BM200 Pro Battery Monitor Instruction Manual

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The ANCEL AD530 is a full-function OBD2 diagnostic tool designed for all vehicles. It provides comprehensive diagnostic capabilities to help identify and resolve vehicle issues efficiently.

Foto 1: ANCEL AD530 displaying its full range of OBD2 functions, including reading and erasing DTCs, I/M readiness, live data stream, O2 sensor test, on-board monitor, EVAP system test, freeze frame, DTC lookup, vehicle information, battery test, and VIN information.

Ọrụ ndị dị mkpa gụnyere:

• Read & Erase DTCs: Retrieve and clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes.
• I/M Readiness Test: Check emission-related systems' readiness status.
• Mgbasa data dị ndụ: View data sensọ oge.
• Nnwale sensọ O2: Monitor and test oxygen sensors.
• Nleba anya na bọọdụ: Nweta nsonaazụ nke ule nlekota nchọpụta ọrịa n'ime ụgbọ mmiri.
• Nnwale Sistemụ EVAP: Initiate a test of the evaporative emission system.
• Data Frame kwụsịrị: View vehicle parameters recorded when an emission-related fault occurs.
• Nyocha DTC: Built-in library for code definitions.
• Ozi ụgbọ ala: Retrieve VIN, CIN, and CVN.
• Nnwale batrị: Basic battery voltage lelee.

2. Ntọala na Njikọ

To begin using the ANCEL AD530, connect it to your vehicle's OBD2 port. The port is typically located under the dashboard on the driver's side.

1. Locate the 16-pin OBD2 Data Link Connector (DLC) in your vehicle.
2. Plug the AD530's OBD2 cable into the vehicle's DLC.
3. Ngwaọrụ ga-agbanye ọkụ na akpaghị aka.

3. Operating the ANCEL AD530

Navigate the AD530 using the directional buttons and the "OK" button. The "ESC" button returns to the previous menu, and the "I/M" button provides quick access to I/M Readiness status.

3.1. Emission Test Readiness (I/M Readiness)

Foto 2: The ANCEL AD530 showing the I/M Readiness screen, indicating the status of various emission monitors (e.g., IGN, MIS, FUEL, CCM, CAT, EVAP, O2S, AIR, HTR, EGR) with checkmarks for 'Ready' and crosses for 'Not Ready'.

This function checks if your vehicle's emission systems are ready for an inspection. A green checkmark indicates the monitor has completed its diagnostic cycle, while a red 'X' means it has not. This helps ensure your vehicle passes exhaust emission tests.

3.2. Reading and Clearing Trouble Codes

1. From the main menu, select "OBDII" and press "OK".
2. Choose "Read Codes" to view current, pending, and permanent Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).
3. To clear codes, select "Erase Codes". Mara: Clearing codes will also clear freeze frame data and reset I/M readiness monitors. Ensure you have addressed the underlying issue before clearing codes.

3.3. Battery Health Status Check

Foto 3: The ANCEL AD530 showing a real-time graph of battery voltage, indicating normal and abnormal states with corresponding voltage ranges. This helps in monitoring the vehicle's battery health.

The AD530 can display real-time battery voltage, providing a quick assessment of your vehicle's battery health. This feature helps in identifying potential battery issues early.

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The ANCEL BM200 Pro is a wireless battery monitor designed to provide continuous, real-time monitoring of your vehicle's 12-volt lead-acid battery. It offers multiple test functions and features for comprehensive battery health management.

Foto 4: The ANCEL BM200 Pro display unit illustrating its multi-test functions, including Battery Test, Cranking Test, Charging Test, Voltage Test, State of Health (SoH), State of Charging (SoC), and Temperature Display.

Key features and functions include:

• Nnwale batrị: Assesses overall battery health.
• Nnwale crank: Evaluates the starting system performance.
• Nlele Nchaji: Monitors the alternator's charging output.
• Voltage nwale: Ezigbo oge voltage nleba anya.
• State of Health (SoH) & State of Charging (SoC): Provides detailed battery status.
• Okpomọkụ Ngosipụta: Monitors battery temperature.
• 433MHz Wireless Transmission: Stable and convenient data transmission up to 70 feet.
• Built-in Alarm Function: Alerts for abnormal battery conditions.
• Two Charging Modes: Solar and Type-C for the display unit.
• IP67 Igwe anaghị egbochi mmiri: Ensures durability in various conditions.
• Ihe na-egbochi ire ọkụ: Enhanced safety.
• Oriri ike dị ala: Efficient operation with automatic connection.
• Security Protection: Reverse connection, overheat, short circuit protection, and built-in fuse.
• Built-in Shock Sensor: Automatic sleep mode to save power.

2. Nwụnye

Proper installation of the BM200 Pro monitor unit is crucial for accurate data collection and reliable wireless transmission.

Foto 5: Visual guide for the four installation steps of the ANCEL BM200 Pro: 1. Connect black clip to negative terminal. 2. Connect red clip to positive terminal. 3. Stick the monitor unit onto the battery surface. 4. Place the display unit in front of the windshield.

1. Connect Negative: Firmly connect the black clip of the monitor unit to the negative (-) pole of the vehicle battery.
2. Connect Positive: Firmly connect the red clip of the monitor unit to the positive (+) pole of the vehicle battery.
3. Mount Monitor Unit: Stick the monitor unit onto the battery surface using the provided double-sided tape.
4. Position Display Unit: Place the display unit in a suitable location on your dashboard, typically in front of the windshield, ensuring clear visibility and optimal wireless reception.

Ndụmọdụ ndị dị mkpa:

• Ensure the device is securely installed for the first time. Loose installation may cause abnormal data capture and display.
• Verify the RF signal icon in the upper right corner of the display. A visible RF symbol indicates the display is successfully connected to the monitor unit and is receiving real-time data. If the RF symbol does not appear, try restarting the display unit.

3. Operating the ANCEL BM200 Pro

The BM200 Pro continuously monitors your battery and transmits data wirelessly to the display unit. The display provides real-time information and alerts.

3.1. Battery Test Functions

The display unit shows various battery parameters:

• Nnwale batrị: Provides an overall assessment of battery health, often displayed as a percentage (SoH).
• Nnwale crank: When the engine starts, the device automatically tests the cranking system, displays the cranking voltage, and determines if the starting process is abnormal.
• Nlele Nchaji: After the car starts, it monitors the charging system, displays the charging percentage in real-time, and assesses the alternator's working condition.
• Voltage nwale: Continuously monitors battery voltage, helping to predict potential battery maintenance issues.

3.2. Wireless Transmission

Foto 6: The ANCEL BM200 Pro demonstrating its 433MHz wireless transmission capability, allowing stable data transfer between the battery monitor and the display unit over a distance of 30-70 feet.

The BM200 Pro utilizes 433MHz wireless transmission technology, offering a stable connection and convenient monitoring from a distance of 30 to 70 feet. This allows for effective battery monitoring even when outside the vehicle.

3.3. Built-in Alarm Function

Foto 7: The ANCEL BM200 Pro's built-in alarm function, highlighting alerts for low voltage, low battery, high temperature, abnormal cranking, and abnormal charging, providing timely warnings for proactive maintenance.

The device provides timely automatic alerts for abnormal data, including:

• Vol dị oberetage
• Batrị dị ala
• Okpomọkụ dị elu
• Abnormal cranking
• Nchaji na-adịghị mma

These alerts help ensure proactive maintenance and prevent unexpected battery failures.

3.4. Charging the Display Unit

Foto 8: The ANCEL BM200 Pro display unit illustrating its two charging modes: solar charging via the integrated panel and Type-C charging (5V charger) for simultaneous power replenishment.

The BM200 Pro display unit supports two charging methods:

• Ịchaji anyanwụ: The integrated solar panel allows for continuous charging when exposed to sunlight.
• Nchaji ụdị-C: Connect a 5V Type-C charger for faster or indoor charging.