AutoMeter BCT-460NAV Bedienungsanleitung

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BCT-460NAV

Operator's Manual

Hand Held-Accuracy with a Pulsed 120 Amp Load Heavy Duty

The BCT-460NAV is the ultimate hand-held tester. It is the industry's answer to

portability in a professionally accurate load tester and system analyzer.

CONGRATULATIONS!

BCT-460NAV

Load Test Capacity...............................................120 Amp

Battery sizes.........................................................100-1600 CCA

Display ................................................................7" (1024X600) LED, Wide Viewing Angle

Volt Ranges..........................................................Digital 0-30

Cooling.................................................................Vented

Leads ...................................................................Load Amp-4 ft., 6 Gauge

Size ......................................................................19" X 9" X 3"

Internal Battery.....................................................7.4 Volt Lithium Ion

Weight ..................................................................7 lbs.

What to Expect from the BCT-460NAV:

The BCT-460NAV is a portable full-featured menu-driven battery tester, starting, and

charging system analyzer that provides quick, professional load results using Auto Meter's

Digital Pulse Load. The BCT-460NAV is user friendly. It guides you through the test and

tells you what to do next.

Caution: The BCT-460NAV grill may get hot after repeated use. Be sure to hold the unit

from the side grips only. Keep hands away from the grill. Keep oil and liquids away from

the grill and load coils.

You have purchased one of Auto Meter's hand-held Electrical System Analyzers. It is designed

to test each component of a truck’s electrical charging and starting system with speed and

accuracy. If you should have any questions about your tester, testing procedures, or service

see the last page of this booklet for contact information.

This appears during the 1st use of your new BCT-460NAV, and after

any software updates. Touch MORE to continue reading/reviewing the

agreement. Touch ACCEPT to continue to the testers home page. At the

end of the agreement, if you touch DECLINE, there will be a link you can

use to access this user agreement online, and for a printable version.

www.autometer.com/terms-of-use

User Agreement

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Specications ...................................................................................... 2

User Agreement................................................................................... 2

Table of Contents................................................................................. 3

Safety ................................................................................................. 4

Inspection and Visual Check ............................................................... 5

Wireless Communication..................................................................... 6

Controls and Functions/Review Results/About ................................... 6-8

Set Up ................................................................................................. 9

Tester Conguration/Settings .............................................................. 10

Saving Data to USB Flash Drive ......................................................... 11

Hook Up............................................................................................... 12

Heavy Duty PM Test ............................................................................ 13-16

Full System Tests ................................................................................ 17-24

Light Duty PM Test .............................................................................. 25-27

Individual Tests

Battery Test .............................................................................. 28-30

Starter Test ............................................................................... 31-34

Alternator Test .......................................................................... 35-37

Voltmeter .................................................................................. 42

Current Probe`.......................................................................... 42

Voltage Drop Tests

Starter Cable Test..................................................................... 38

Charging Cable Test................................................................. 39

Generic Cable Test................................................................... 40-41

Magnetic Circuit........................................................................ 41

Voltage Drop Test Results ........................................................ 41

Using the Optional Current Probe ....................................................... 42

Trouble Shooting ................................................................................. 43-44

Warranty .............................................................................................. 45

Contact Information ............................................................................. 46

Note: The BCT-460NAV performs a complete electrical system test that checks

the battery pack, starter cable voltage drop, starter test, alternator cable voltage

drop, and alternator test.

Carefully read all operating instructions

before using the BCT-460NAV

Wear eye protection when working

around batteries.

Be sure each test is completed before

removing load clamps to prevent arcing

and potential explosion from battery

gases. Never remove load clamps

while testing. Keep sparks ames, or

cigarettes away from batteries.

Keep hair, hands, and clothing as well

as tester leads and cords away from

moving blades and belts.

Provide adequate ventilation to remove vehicle exhaust.

In extremely cold temperatures, check for frozen electrolytic uid

before applying load. Do not attempt to Load Test or charge a battery

under 20 degrees. Allow the battery to warm to room temperature

before testing or charging.

Warning! Never attach the BCT-460NAV to a battery that is

connected to any other tester or charging unit. Damage may result.

Incorrect Application: Wrong size battery may have inadequate cold cranking rating for

original vehicle specications.

Incorrect Installation: Loose battery hold-downs cause excessive vibration, which can

result in damage to the plates.

Improper Maintenance: Low electrolytic uid and corrosion on battery connections can

greatly reduce battery life and affect battery performance.

Age of Battery: If the date code on the battery indicates it is fairly old, the failure may be

due to natural causes.

Overcharging: Overcharging caused by a high voltage regulator setting or incorrect

battery charging can cause excessive gasing, heat and water loss.

Undercharging: Undercharging caused by a faulty charging system or low voltage

regulation can cause lead sulfate to gradually build up and crystallize on the plates greatly

reducing the battery's capacity and ability to be recharged.

SAFETY

CAUSE OF BATTERY FAILURE

This device is only to be used on 12V and

24V electrical systems. Not for use on high

voltage electrical systems.

WARNING!

Valid heavy duty electrical system testing depends on all the components being in good operating condition. In addition,

the battery MUST have sufcient charge for testing. Carefully perform the following steps before attempting any electrical

diagnosis.

Inspect Belts for cracks, glazed surface and fraying. Tighten loose belts.

Inspect Battery for terminal corrosion,

loose or broken posts, cracks in the case,

loose hold-downs, low electrolyte level,

moisture, and dirt around the terminals.

If the battery terminals are corroded or

dirty, clean terminals before performing any

tests.

Inspect Starting System. Check starter, solenoid, and regulator for loose connections,

loose mounts and frayed or cracked wires.

Important Note: A damaged battery must be replaced before proceeding.

INSPECTION

VISUAL CHECK

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

BLUETOOTH

The BCT-460NAV uses Bluetooth to communicate between the control module and load module. This allows you to make the

connections, remove the control module and the run the tests from inside the vehicle.

The BCT-460NAV control module and load module come paired from the factory.

Bluetooth will work as long as the distance between the load module and control module is less than 30 feet. Walls, windows and

other objects between the control module and load module will affect the range.

If you do experience any communication issues please look at the troubleshooting guide at the back of this manual on how to

correct them.

Wi-Fi

The BCT-460NAV uses WiFi to communicate between the control module and AMPNET server. The AMPNET service will provide

rmware updates for the control module and the load module. You will need to pair the control module with your local wireless

LAN. See Wi-Fi section for instructions on setting up the wireless connection.

AMPNET

The data from your BCT-460NAV can be downloaded to the data management software known as AMPNET (purchased

separately). This software that can be used to display and track your battery, starting system, and charging system test results in

graphical form.

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

Control and Load Module

Mated and Latched

Control Module Load Module

Control

Module

Latch

Load Module Push Button

Power on: Push and hold button for 1 second

Power off: Push and hold for more than 5 seconds

Reboot/Reset: Push and hold button for 3 to 4 seconds

Control Module Power Button

Brieﬂy touch to wake up screen.

2 second push and hold to power

unit off or restart. 3 to 4 second

push and hold to turn unit on, if unit

is off.

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS cont.

USB Type A

Status LED

USB Type B Control Module

Latch

Screw to

replace leads

Charging and Amp Clamp Port

Voltage drop lead

connectors

Temperature Sensor

BCT-460NAV I/O Items

Main Menu: When the

Control Module powers

up it will go to the main

menu. From here the user

can access all of the units

functions such as, run tests,

setup the unit, and review

past test data. See page 10

for settings.

USB Type A - This port is used to connect USB memory

sticks to save test data. The Control module must be

docked to the Load module to use this feature.

NOTE: The Load Module must not be connected to a

battery or the battery charger to use the Type

A USB Port.

USB Type B - Factory use only.

Temperature Sensor: The Load module has an

IR temperature sensor that is used to measure the

temperature of the battery you are testing.

Charging / Port: When the unit is not being used it

should be placed on the charger (or optional charging

station) to keep the batteries fully charged.

LED Status Load Module Mode

Off Off

Solid Yellow Initial boot-up or test in progress

Fast Blinking Green Re-Flashing/Firmware Updated

Solid Green Bluetooth Disconnected

Blinking Green (Double Flash) Bluetooth Connected

Blinking Green ( Slow, once/sec) Sleeping/Low Power

Solid Red Internal Battery Charging

Blinking Red (Slow, once/sec) Control Module Battery Charging

Blinking Red (Fast, twice/sec) Initializing Bluetooth

The About screen give

user the information

about the applications

version and how to

contact Auto Meter.

Touch Review Results

screen which shows a

list of the tests that have

been done and allows

the user to view all the

details of the test.

Touch the 3 dots at upper

right corner, then touch

Check for Update which

allows the user to update

both the Control modules

application or the Load

module ﬁrmware.

Touch the 3 dots at

upper right corner,

then touch Battery

Status to show the

state of charge of the

batteries in the Control

module and the Load

module.

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS cont.

SET UP

SET DATE/TIME & TIME ZONE

OPTION MENU DETAILS

Time Zone

• From Main Menu press SETTINGS.

• Scroll down and press Set Date and Time

• From Date & Time menu press Set Time Zone

• From resulting list choose your local time zone

Date and Time

• If the tester will have a Wi-Fi connection to the Internet leave

Automatic date & time selected (check mark)

• If there will be no Internet connection press Automatic date & time

to deselect option and continue to set the local date and time.

Date

• Press Set date and enter today’s date in the resulting setting box.

Time

• Press Set time and enter the local time in the resulting setting box.

• Press the Back Arrow twice to return to the main menu.

Setup Wi-Fi

• From Main Menu press SETTINGS.

• Scroll down and press Wi-Fi Setup

• Select your local Wi-Fi from resulting list

• Enter password for your local Wi-Fi in resulting setting box

• Once password has been entered press Connect

• Press the Back Arrow twice to return to the main menu

1. Allows pairing to Bluetooth Devices.

2. Update Control Module and Load Module software.

3. Check Battery Status.

4. Show list of Test Results.

5. Adjust Control Module volume.

6. Quick Main Menu help.

7. Starts Demo Mode (if demo mode ﬁles are present)

8. About the Tester.

9. Opens Owner’s Manual Viewer

10. Check WiFi and Server Connection.

11. Force upload of individual and complete system tests.

12. Screen Brightness.

13. Opens Tester Conﬁguration Screen.

Touch the 3 dots to open the menu below

TESTER CONFIGURATION

1. Dealer Information

2. For use with AMPNET. Set if email is desired

for test result.

Default Email: Email will be sent to the

account associated with AMPNET

Subscription.

Customer Email: Allows the customer to

provide a new email address to receive

results.

3. Additional test information settings for

Navistar.

4. Temperature °F or °C.

5. Check to use previously tested Battery Type.

6. Set to default to use previously used battery

rating unit. Clear to use default rating value.

7. Set to default to use previously used rating

value. Clear to use default rating value.

8. Set to show a Near End of Life result. Clear to

show only Good and Bad battery result.

9. “Default CCA” Value.

10. Set to show health of Reserve Capacity on

Group 31 Standard/Flooded Batteries

11. Check to enable sending data to other

services.

12. Choose language for tester.

13. Wi-Fi Setup.

14. Date and Time Setup.

15. Advance Setup

16. Select print device.

To access, from home

screen touch settings

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