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  • Drok
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    Hi,

    We are not sure if you mix up thecommunication channel. Please firstly try below operation.

    Make sure power on one meter and one measurement module only in case interference. Then try to search communication channel in SFH .  Within channel 0 -128, you can check which channel will display voltage. Then set that channel as FCH address.

    Best regards.

    Devis1
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    kurksai
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    Zdravím, šetril som na novú bedňu na prenášanie nástrojov. Pár nešťastných sérií ma prinútilo pochybovať o celom nápade. Zvýšil som stávku na klasickom trojvalcovom hracom automate a trafil som tri symboly jackpotu za sebou. S nástrojmi sa mi teraz cestuje lepšie. Toto zatočenie som hral na roulet tino. Čo vyniká, je zvuková kvalita ich hier; s dobrými slúchadlami je to pohlcujúce. Často organizujú súťaže s technickými cenami. Je to oveľa zaujímavejšie, než len bezducho točiť.

    Claudeb Henryj
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    <p class=”PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer” data-start=”0″ data-end=”344″>It sounds like the meter may be reading the charger’s maintenance current as a constant load, which can throw off the capacity calculation. Some VAC8010F units allow calibration through the setup menu, but the exact steps depend on the firmware version. It’s worth checking the manual for current offset or zero-point calibration options first.</p>
    <p data-start=”346″ data-end=”605″>Before recalibrating, try disconnecting all loads and the charger, then reset the meter and fully charge the battery again. Also make sure the shunt is installed correctly and that the charger current is not flowing on the wrong side of the measurement point.</p>
    <p data-start=”607″ data-end=”945″ data-is-last-node=”” data-is-only-node=””>A small standby current after charging is normal for many chargers, but a continuous 1A reading does seem high if nothing else is connected. Testing with another meter can help confirm whether the issue is with the VAC8010F or the charger itself. For more useful tech discussions and guides, you can also check https://thor-fortunes.net/.</p>

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