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in reply to: Discontinued? #67991
Hi Mark,
We are sorry 2001711001 is discontinued, it is not available any more.
Best regards,
DROK
in reply to: Calibrating #67990Hi,
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.
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in reply to: VAH45020S Bidirectional DC Multimeter #67984Hello,
You can use one power supply , the premise is that measured voltage is dc 6-75v. Moduel can’t be powered by measured cirucit.
The purpose of external power suply is to power the module when measured voltage is out of the range (dc 6-75V) and relay.
For example, measuring votlage is 100v, module can’t accept 100v working votlage. In that case, you can only connect independent power supply to + VEXT-.
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in reply to: VAH45020S Bidirectional DC Multimeter #67879Hi,
When you move the jumper from 2W to 3W, you have to connect external power supply to + VEXT-, or the whole measuring module and relay can’t work.
The ADS and DTE is not available for this version, please ignore that.
Best regards,
DROK
in reply to: Calibrating #67878Hi Simon Goring,
There is no RST option. Do you mean RET? It can only reset WH and running time.
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in reply to: Calibrating #67773Hi,
If there is larger error, please refer to below calibration. You need an adjustable power supply and electronic load.
The adjustable power supply voltage is adjusted to 12V, and the current is 11A.
Click the up button to move the cursor to the NCP position. then hold the OK button (the middle button) to enter the calibration interface, release the OK button after entering the calibration interface.
Positive current calibration: 1.Click OK to switch to the +(0-100A) positive current calibration interface.
2. Turn on the electronic load and adjust the current reading of the wireless meter and the current of the electronic load are both 8A;
Negative current calibration:1. Click OK to switch to the —000A negative current calibration interface, turn off the electronic load current (others remain unchanged), let the negative wire of the adjustable power supply pass through the Hall in reverse, turn on the electronic load current again, then adjust the current reading of wireless meter and the electronic load current are both 8A. After adjustment, hold the OK button exit the calibration interface, then current calibration is completed.
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in reply to: voltage regulator operating temps #67578Hi Josh Weidman,
For this item, operatiing temperature can’t be over 40℃(104℉) . We are sorry there are no othe items can meet your requirement.
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DROK
Hi Lamont Cranston,
We can’t confirm which item it is ,would you like to offer product link or SKU number.
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in reply to: Display Will Not Glow #67264Hello Patrick H Herman,
Did you enable time-delay setting? .If it is that case, please turn off time delay function.

Hello,
Please confirm your charging voltage and maximum charging current, then rotate potentioneters as per below steps.

Hello,
If you want to charge battery, please connect diode in series to output port in case backfeed current.
Please set output voltage and current as per manual, https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/C1GWoUs-7fS.pdf
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DROK
in reply to: Defective Converter #66873Hello DavidKroening,
It is hard to confirm which item it is. Did you order it from Amazon? If it is that case, seller can’t deal with return directly, because items are stored in Amazon warehouse and orders are fulfilled by them.
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in reply to: manuals for your product #66869Hello James,
Here is manual for your reference. https://www.droking.com/cs/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/200489.pdf
We have sent software rar to your email address. Please check it.
Best regards,
DROK
Hello Juan Jose,
It is impossible to have constant voltage and constant current work together. When current regulator is working, it will vary voltage to to get stable current, in that case, output voltage may not be as what you set. It is normal.
For any more questions, please let us know.
Best regards,
DROK
in reply to: 600W boost converter #66759Hello
Here is a simple instruction for your reference.
https://www.droking.com/cs/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/090499.pdf
Best regards,
DROK
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