The Batscan software installs on a PC-computer running any of the Windows operating systems, 95/98/ME/XP/NT/2000.

The PC acts as the master for all connected measuring modules in the system. A measuring cycle is initiated from the PC that send commands to the modules preparing them for a new measurement, when all modules are set-up the PC broadcasts a single start-command that is received by all modules simultaneously causing the modules to perform the action they where set-up to do. The master PC will rest until the modules are done with there tasks and then collect the results by polling them in sequence. The PC post processes the received raw measurement data by applying calibration and other mathematical functions and converting it to physical units, finally all values are compared against alarm thresholds and all changed values are saved to disk.

Easy to understand user interface

Special efforts has been made to make the graphical presentation of measured values as efficient as possible. Unnecessary information has been removed and color-coding is used to further enhance perception.

The example to the left shows a battery string with 192 cells, the center line represents the absolute average of all cell voltages, in this case 2.278 Volt, each bar shows a cell voltage compared to the average. Two light gray lines marks alarm thresholds for highest and lowest value allowed. One cell value in this battery string has extended below low alarm threshold and is therefore marked with blue color. Even a none battery expert can conclude that this battery has one bad cell AND that the rest of the cells are well within limits.

Compatibility with other systems

Unique properties

• Shows up to 15 batteries simultaneously.
• Measures all channels simultaneously – comparable values.
• Stores all measurement results – permits historical analysis.
• Generates an alarm when any measurement is outside its limit value.