LEAGEND CM100 Battery Monitoring System Instruction Manual

CM100 Battery Monitoring System

Specifications

  • Work Voltage Range: 10~120V
  • Voltage Measurement Range (External Power Supply): 0~120V
  • Voltage Measurement Range (Self-Powered): 0~120V
  • Voltage Measurement Accuracy: About 0.4W
  • Voltage Resolution: Bluetooth 5.3RS-485
  • Current Sampling Method: 200A
  • Current Measurement Range: 400A
  • Current Measurement Accuracy: 600A
  • Current Resolution: RS-485 Communication Address
  • Temperature Measurement Range: Barrier-free access up to 10
    meters
  • Power Measurement Range: Device address P01~P99
  • Communicate Mode: Can communicate with up to 99 devices
    simultaneously

Product Usage Instructions

1. Safety Instructions

  1. Read the User Manual and Installation Tutorial carefully before
    installation to avoid damage.
  2. Check for device damage or malfunctions before use.
  3. Avoid operating in explosive environments.
  4. Handle batteries with care to prevent short circuits or
    explosions.
  5. Purchase an additional relay for the device’s protection
    function to work effectively.

2. Main Functions

  1. Compatible with single cells or battery packs with voltage of
    0~120V.
  2. Real-time monitoring of power, capacity, voltage, current,
    temperature, and more.
  3. Supports multiple protection functions like overvoltage,
    overcurrent, and more.
  4. Intelligent algorithm for cumulative error calibration.
  5. Supports history storage up to 30 days.
  6. Compatible with Android and iPhone applications for data
    monitoring.
  7. Provides device communication protocol for secondary
    development needs.

3. Product Information

Host

  • Indicator Light
  • Power Switch
  • Power Supply Interface
  • RS-485 Communication Interface
  • Display Interface
  • Relay Control Interface
  • Current Sensor Interface
  • Temperature Sensor Interface

Display

  • Display Screen
  • Set Key
  • Up Key

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can the device be used with nickel-metal hydride
batteries?

A: Yes, the device is applicable to all single cells or battery
packs with a voltage of 0~120V, including nickel-metal hydride
batteries.

Q: How long does the device store historical data?

A: The device supports up to 30 days of history storage, and the
data will not be lost even when the device is powered off.

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Battery Monitoring System

User Manual Installation App: Pro BMS Tutorial

5. TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

Specifications
Work Voltage Range Voltage Measurement Range (External Power Supply) Voltage Measurement Range (Self-Powered) Voltage Measurement Accuracy Voltage Resolution
Current Sampling Method Current Measurement Range Current Measurement Accuracy
Current Resolution Temperature Measurement Range Power Measurement Range Power
Communicate Mode
Bluetooth Communication Distance
RS-485 Communication Address

200A

400A 10~120V
0~120V

600A

10~120V ±0.4% 0.01V Shunt
0~200A 0~400A 0~600A ±0.4% 0.01A
-20°C~120°C (-4°F~248°F) 0~24KW 0~48KW 0~72KW
About 0.4W Bluetooth 5.3RS-485
Barrier-free access up to 10 meters
Device address P01~P99 Can communicate with up to
99 devices simultaneously

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1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. Please read the “User Manual” and “Installation Tutorial” carefully before installing the device to avoid fire or damage to the device due to incorrect wiring.
2. Do not use a damaged device. Before using the device, check whether it has any malfunctions, abnormal sounds, or serious damage.
3. Do not operate this equipment in an environment containing explosive gases, vapors, or dust.
4. Be careful when using metal tools near batteries. Improper handling may cause the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals of the battery to come into contact with each other, resulting in a short circuit or even explosion.
5. To use the device’s “protection function” , you need to purchase an additional relay. If the device is not connected to a relay, the “protection function” will not work.
2. MAIN FUNCTIONS
1. Applicable to all single cells or battery packs with voltage of 0~120V, including lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries, nickel-metal hydride batteries and solar cells.
2. Real-time monitoring of battery or battery pack power, remaining capacity, charge/discharge voltage, charge/discharge current, charge/discharge temperature, charge/discharge time, charge/discharge power, cumulative charge energy and cumulative discharge capacity.

3. Supports multiple protection functions such as overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, overpower, overtemperature, undertemperature and low battery. The protection function requires an external relay to work properly.
4. Intelligent patented algorithm solves cumulative errors. The device will actively build a long-term model of battery voltage, current, power and capacity, and automatically calibrate the cumulative error through the model database.
5. Supports up to 30 days of history storage, and the history will not be lost when the device is powered off.
6. Supports Android and iPhone applications. Through the application, you can obtain real-time data, historical data and charts of the equipment.
7. Provides device communication protocol, It supports up to 99 devices communicating simultaneously, and obtains original data of the device through RS-485 interface to meet the needs of secondary development.

3. PRODUCT INFORMATION

Host

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3 45

6 78

1 Indicator Light 2 Power Switch 3 Power Supply Interface 4 RS-485 Communication Interface 5 Display Interface 6 Relay Control Interface 7 Current Sensor Interface 8 Temperature Sensor Interface

Display

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2 3

4 5

1 Display Screen 2 Set Key 3 Up Key

4 Down Key

5 Ok Key 6 Connecting Port

Current Sensor

1 1 Current Sensor Interface

Display Information

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1 Key lock state 2 Address of device 3 Date

4 Communication Signal 5 SoC

6 Measured Voltage

7 Direction of Current

8 Measured Current

9 Power

10 Estimated Use/Fill Time 11 SoC Level Graph

12 External Temperature 183 Capacity

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6. FAQ AND SOLUTION
Phenomenon 1: After the host is powered on, the indicator light on the front of the host does not light up? Solution: This situation is usually caused by incorrect wiring of the host power supply interface.
The “power switch” is in the “VSNS” position. Please check whether the “GND” of the host power supply interface is connected to the negative pole (-) of the battery to be tested, whether the “VSNS” is connected to the positive pole (+) of the battery to be tested, and ensure that the voltage of the battery to be tested is within the range of 10~120V. “VEXT” can be left unconnected.
The “power switch” is in the “VEXT” position.Please check whether the “GND” of the host power supply interface is connected to the negative pole (-) of the external power supply, whether “VEXT” is connected to the positive pole (+) of the external power supply, and make sure that the external power supply voltage is within the range of 10~120V. Check whether “VSNS” is connected to the positive pole (+) of the battery to be tested, and make sure that the voltage of the battery to be tested is within the range of 0~120V.

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Phenomenon 2: The current direction displayed on the app is opposite to the actual charging and discharging status? Solution: This is because the “BATT-” terminal and the “LOAD-” terminal on the current sensor are connected reversely. The correct connection method is that the “BATT-” terminal needs to be connected to the negative pole (-) of the battery through a wire, and the “LOAD-” terminal needs to be connected to the negative pole (-) of the load. Phenomenon 3: There is no current in the current sensor, but the app shows there is current? Solution: You can turn off all loads or disconnect the terminals at both ends of the current sensor to ensure that there is no current in the current sensor; then perform zero current calibration in the app. After calibration, the current in the app will be displayed as 0.

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Phenomenon 4: After the battery is fully charged, the battery leve displayed in the app is not 100%? Solution: There are three situations that may cause the battery to not be fully charged. Check whether the battery capacity setting is correct. For the first use, you need to make sure the battery is
fully charged and manually calibrate the battery to 100% in the app. Check whether the battery full charge voltage, tail current and full charge detection time parameters are correct.
Phenomenon 5: The screen is still black after power on, without any display. Solution: Check whether the power wiring and the wiring
between the display board and the motherboard are connected. After the above check, restart the meter. If the product still cannot be used normally, please contact the supplier.

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Phenomenon 6: The screen is too dark to see clearly.
Solution: Check whether the brightness setting value of the LCD screen is too small, press the ” ” key to enter the system setting interface, and then press the ” ” and ” ” key to make the cursor on the brightness of the working screen press the ” ” key, and then adjust the brightness of the LCD screen to the appropriate state through the ” ” and ” ” keys.
Phenomenon 7: The communication between the display and the host is interrupted, and the red ” X ” is displayed in the upper right corner.
Solution: There are three situations that may cause the battery to not be fully charged.
Check the communication line. Check the communication address of the host is
consistent with the communication address of the display . If the mobile phone firmware upgrade is aborted or interrupted, the firmware can be upgraded again.

7. FCC STATEMENT

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Packing List

Host

SET OK
Display

Current Sensor

Temperature Sensor

3P Shielded 4P Shielded Power Supply

Wire

Wire

Terminal

4. APP INSTALLATION

Manual

Pro BMS

Pro BMS

Pro BMS

GET

(Fig 1)

(Fig 2)

1. Scan the QR code of the product and download the app. (Fig 1)
2. For Android phones, go to “Google Play”, and for iPhones, go to “App Store”. Search for “Pro BMS” to download the app. (Fig 2)

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Documents / Resources

LEAGEND CM100 Battery Monitoring System [pdf] Instruction Manual
CM100 Battery Monitoring System, CM100, Battery Monitoring System, Monitoring System

References

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