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V-Force V-LI1100 Interface Guide

The document provides a guide for interfacing with the V-LI1100 Lithium Battery, detailing the required components such as a laptop or PC, a 'Y' cable adapter, and a P-CAN Dongle. It explains how to connect the battery, access the interface software, and utilize various functions like reading logs and updating firmware. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting FAQs for users.

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V-Force V-LI1100 Interface Guide

The document provides a guide for interfacing with the V-LI1100 Lithium Battery, detailing the required components such as a laptop or PC, a 'Y' cable adapter, and a P-CAN Dongle. It explains how to connect the battery, access the interface software, and utilize various functions like reading logs and updating firmware. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting FAQs for users.

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Lithium Battery

Interface Guide
Model # V-LI1100
Required to interface with the V-LI1100 Battery:

1. Laptop or PC with VForce V-LI1100 interface The Menu Icon is located in the top left
software. If needed Contact Crown Service. corner of the interface screen. This is where you
2. “Y” Cable adapter Part# 165064 will find the report functions as well as battery
3. P-CAN Dongle Cable Part# 062915-00S history data. See Fig 3. For Menu Options.
Items 1 & 2 are available as a Kit Part #165064-001.

With the battery turned on, disconnect the external


display and connect the “Y” cable to the battery.
Connect the P-CAN Dongle to the ‘Y” cable adapter
and plug the USB Of the PCAN Dongle into the PC.

Open the VFoce V-LI1100 Interface and the it will


automatically connect to the battery. See Fig 1.

Fig 1.

Pressing the gear icon at the top of the interface will


open the Service Panel (Fig 2.). There you will find
additional data and information for analysis Read Report Log:
purposes.
This report contains all data Necessary to create a
Using the Update Data button, information on this usage report. It can be downloaded by clicking the
page can be modified and saved. Editing this data,
Read Report Log Button. The download will be
except for the CAN Node ID and Vehicle CAN Bit
Rate, will not affect the performance of the battery.
saved in a .csv format.

Snapshot:

All data from the interface will be saved in a text


file format.

Upgrade:

Used to update the firmware and make parameter


changes to operating limits. The upgrade button
will open a file dialogue in which the upgrade file
must be selected. These files are specifically
prepared for the CCU’s internal serial number and
can only be used once. These files will be supplied
Fig 2.
by the Crown Service dept.
Read data Log: The CCU is displayed in GMT time and any date and time
values that are read will be converted to the local time that
This log contains all recorded data. It will be saved in a
is set on the PC. Under normal conditions, the time
.csv format.
setting should be confirmed by selecting Yes. If the time
Read Event Log: setting should not be changed, select No.

The Event Log contains informative and critical system


events, warnings and errors. The data is saved in a.csv
format.

Open Log and Show Chart:

The Report Log or the Data Log files .csv can be


converted into a readable format by using this function.
A file dialogue box will open to select the desired file.
When using the Show Chart function, the previously
viewed report log or Data Log is displayed graphically in
the foreground. An example of the graphical interface
is shown in Fig 4.

Fig 4.

Desired data can be selected and deselected by clicking


the category in the legend located at the top right of
the screen. In the graphical interface you can move
around as well as zoom in and out. A help menu can be
opened by pressing F1 on your keyboard.

After opening the Battery interface, a Time Setting


request for the CCU may appear. Fig 5.

Fig 5.
Troubleshooting FAQ’s

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