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45 45  
46 46  After successfully entering the password, the main "Unified Monitor" window opens, and the parameters begin to load.
47 47  
48 -{{info}}
49 -If connection to the device is lost, the program will attempt to reconnect with previously entered credentials. Attempts will continue until the Stop button is pressed.
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51 51  
52 52  The monitor windows is divided into three areas.
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143 143  * The **"**//Voltage difference//**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum cell voltages.
144 144  * The **"**//Temperature difference//**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum temperatures.
145 145  
146 -The **Commands **area contains fields for sending commands to the device, as well as error thresholds for voltage and temperature measurement:
143 +The **Commands **section contains fields for sending commands to the device, as well as error thresholds for voltage and temperature measurement:
147 147  
148 148  * Discharge all cells – command to balance all cells.
149 149  * Yellow voltage difference – threshold value for cell voltage measurement error for the yellow level, V.
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159 159  
160 160  The BMS Logic device setup and verification window is divided into three areas.
161 161  
162 -The **Info** area contains device information:
159 +The **Info** section contains device information:
163 163  
164 -* Hardware version;
165 -* Software version;
166 -* Cell count – number of cells currently connected.
167 -* Serial number – device serial number. The serial number is saved once during board production.
168 -* Balancing resistance – balancing resistor value, Ohms. Set once during board production.
169 -* Address – unique device address. Each BMS Logic device connected to a BMS Main controller must have a unique address.
161 +* Hardware version – Hardware version.
162 +* Software version – Software version.
163 +* Cell count – Number of cells currently connected.
164 +* Serial number – Device serial number. The serial number is saved once during board production.
165 +* Balancing resistance – Balancing resistor value, Ohms. Set once during board production.
166 +* Address – Unique device address. Each BMS Logic device connected to a BMS Main controller must have a unique address.
170 170  
171 -The **Measurements** area contains information about all cells connected to the device. Key parameters are displayed vertically relative to the corresponding cell (Cell 1 - Cell 18).
168 +The **Measurements** section contains information about all cells connected to the device. Key parameters are displayed vertically relative to the corresponding cell (Cell 1 - Cell 18).
172 172  
173 -* The **"**//Volts//**"** field displays the cell voltage in volts. The minimum and maximum voltage among all cells are highlighted with blue and red backgrounds respectively. A graphical representation of the cell voltage is located above the numeric field. Below are fields for specifying the actual (reference) cell voltage. The difference between the reference and measured cell voltages is shown in the **"**Difference**"** row and is color-coded depending on the degree of discrepancy. This helps to easily track the voltage measurement error of the BMS Logic device. The error threshold values are set in the **"**Commands**"** section at the bottom of the window. Also, using the **"**Capture**"** button, it is possible to memorize the current voltage values of all cells if it is needed to compare several BMS Logic devices with each other.
170 +* The **"**//Volts//**"** field displays the cell voltage in volts. The minimum and maximum voltage among all cells are highlighted with blue and red backgrounds, respectively. A graphical representation of the cell voltage is located above the numeric field. Below are fields for specifying the actual (reference) cell voltage. The difference between the reference and measured cell voltages is shown in the **"**Difference**"** row and is color-coded depending on the degree of discrepancy. This allows for easy tracking of the voltage measurement error of the BMS Logic device. The error threshold values are set in the **"**Commands**"** section at the bottom of the window. Also, using the **"**Capture**"** button, you can memorize the current voltage values of all cells if you need to compare several BMS Logic devices with each other.
174 174  * The temperature sensor readings for each cell in the "//°C//" field are displayed similarly – there is an option to memorize temperature readings and monitor the difference between measured and reference readings in real time. The model of the temperature sensor used is set in the "Temperature sensor" field below.
175 175  * The **"**//Inputs (C0-C18)//**"** row displays the connection status of the corresponding voltage measurement line.
176 176  * The **"**//Discharge//**"** row contains flags indicating whether balancing is enabled for the corresponding cell.
177 177  * The **"**//uOhm//**"** row is not used.
178 178  * The **"**//Board temperature//**"** field shows the temperature of the BMS Logic board. The fields to the right are for entering the temperature measured by an external thermometer (first field) and the maximum allowable measurement error (second field). The current measurement error is shown in the third field with color highlighting.
179 -* The **"**//Temperature sensor//**"** field allows you to set the model of the thermistor used for temperature measurement.
180 -* The **"**//Voltage difference//**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum cell voltages.
181 -* The **"**//Temperature difference//**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum temperatures.
176 +* The **"**Temperature sensor**"** field allows you to set the model of the thermistor used for temperature measurement.
177 +* The **"**Voltage difference**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum cell voltages.
178 +* The **"**Temperature difference**"** field indicates the difference between the minimum and maximum temperatures.
182 182  
183 -The **Commands** area contains fields for sending commands to the device, as well as error thresholds for voltage and temperature measurement:
180 +The **Commands** section contains fields for sending commands to the device, as well as error thresholds for voltage and temperature measurement:
184 184  
185 -* Discharge all cells – command to balance all cells.
186 -* Sleep – put the device into sleep mode.
187 -* Wake up – take the device out of sleep mode into operational mode.
188 -* Bootloader – put the device into bootloader mode.
189 -* Yellow voltage difference – threshold value for cell voltage measurement error for the yellow level, V.
190 -* Red voltage difference – threshold value for cell voltage measurement error for the red level, V.
191 -* Yellow temperature difference – threshold value for cell temperature measurement error for the yellow level, °C.
192 -* Red temperature difference – threshold value for cell temperature measurement error for the red level, °C.
193 -* The "Resistance calculation" row is not used.
182 +* **Discharge all cells** – Command to balance all cells.
183 +* **Sleep** – Puts the device into sleep mode.
184 +* **Wake up** – Takes the device out of sleep mode into operational mode.
185 +* **Bootloader** – Puts the device into bootloader mode.
186 +* **Yellow voltage difference** – Threshold value for cell voltage measurement error for the yellow level, V.
187 +* **Red voltage difference** – Threshold value for cell voltage measurement error for the red level, V.
188 +* **Yellow temperature difference** – Threshold value for cell temperature measurement error for the yellow level, °C.
189 +* **Red temperature difference** – Threshold value for cell temperature measurement error for the red level, °C.
190 +* The **"Resistance calculation"** row is not used.
194 194  
195 195  == BMS Display ==
196 196  
197 -The BMS Display monitor window is described in the [[BMS Display documentation>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Display.3\. Configuration.WebHome]].
194 +Окно монитора BMS Display описано в [[документации на BMS Display>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Display.3\. Configuration.WebHome]].
198 198  
199 199  == BMS Indication ==
200 200  
201 -The BMS Indication monitor window is described in the [[BMS Indication documentation>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Indication.3\. Configuration.WebHome]].
198 +Окно монитора BMS Indication описано в [[документации на BMS Indication>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Indication.3\. Configuration.WebHome]].
202 202  
203 203  == Updater ==
204 204  
205 -The updater module allows updating the firmware of BMS Mini, BMS Mini S, BMS Main X, BMS Main 2.1, BMS Logic 12/18/RET/12S, BMS Display, and BMS IMD devices through the bootloader.
202 +Модуль обновления через загрузчик позволяет обновлять встроенное ПО устройств BMS Mini, BMS Mini S, BMS Main X, BMS Main 2.1, BMS Logic 12/18/RET/12S, BMS Display, BMS IMD.
206 206  
207 -The process of updating through bootloader is described in the "Firmware Update" section of the documentation for the corresponding device (for example, [[BMS Main 2.1>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Main 2\.1.4\. Firmware update.WebHome]]).
204 +Процесс обновления через загрузчик описан в разделе "Обновление ВПО" в документации на соответствующее устройство (например, [[BMS Main 2.1>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Main 2\.1.4\. Firmware update.WebHome]]).
208 208  
209 209  == Unified bootloader ==
210 210  
211 -The unified bootloader module allows updating the firmware of BMS Main 3 and BMS Main 3X.
208 +Модуль обновления через универсальный загрузчик позволяет обновлять встроенное ПО устройств BMS Main 3 и BMS Main 3X.
212 212  
213 -The process of updating through unified bootloader is described in the "Firmware Update" section of the [[BMS Main 3 documentation>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Main 3.6\. Firmware update.WebHome]].
210 +Процесс обновления через универсальный загрузчик описан в разделе "Обновление ВПО" в документации на [[BMS Main 3>>doc:Battery management systems.BMS Main 3.6\. Firmware update.WebHome]].
214 214  
215 215  == Log viewer ==
216 216  
217 -The Log Viewer module allows you to analyze device log files with the capability to plot graphs and display selected parameters in a tabular format.
214 +Модуль Log viewer позволяет анализировать лог-файлы устройства с возможностью построения графиков и табличного вывода выбранных параметров.
218 218  
219 -To get started:
216 +Для начала работы:
220 220  
221 -~1. Create a new database using the **"**New database**"** button.
218 +~1. Создайте новую базу данных с помощью кнопки «New base»
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224 224  
225 -2. Enter a name for the database and select a folder to store it.
222 +2. Введите имя базы и выберите папку для хранения базы.
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228 228  
229 -3. Import log files using the "Import CSV" button
226 +3. Импортируйте лог-файлы с помощью кнопки Import CSV
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232 232  
233 -4. Select the log files you wish to import
230 +4. Выберите необходимые лог-файлы для импорта
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236 236  
237 -To display data in graphical form, select the "Graphic view" tab. The graphs show only the parameters selected in the left part of the window. The "From" and "To" fields define the time range for which to plot the graph. The module supports both single and dual graph window modes, as well as automatic or manual vertical scaling of the graphs. The time interval displayed on the graphs can be selected in the lower right corner.
234 +Для отображения данных в графическом виде выберете вкладку "Graphic view". На графиках отображаются только выбранные в левой части окна параметры. В полях From и To задается временной диапазон, за который требуется построить график. Поддерживаются режимы одного и двух окон с графиками, а также автоматическое или ручное масштабирование графиков по вертикали. В нижнем правом углу выбирается отображаемый на графиках временной промежуток.
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239 -[[image:1766062707743-878.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" data-xwiki-image-style-border="true" height="325" width="432"]]
236 +[[image:1766062707743-878.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center" data-xwiki-image-style-border="true" height="325" width="432"]]Для отображения данных в графическом виде выберете вкладку Table view. В полях From и To можно выбрать временной диапазон, за который требуется вывести данные. В столбцах отображаются только выбранные в левой части окна параметры.
240 240  
241 -To display data in tabular form, select the "Table view" tab. The "From" and "To" fields allow you to select the time range for which to display data. Only the parameters selected in the left part of the window are shown in the columns.
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