Arbin EOL: Features, Pass/Fail Criteria & Automatic Reports

Arbin End-of-Line (EOL) – FAQ

What is Arbin EOL?

It’s an end-of-line testing feature built into Arbin’s MITS software. You use it to run pass/fail checks on batteries at the final stage of production.

What can it do?

• Custom pass/fail criteria: You write your own rules with logical expressions and equations, using AND/OR conditions (“Whens” and “Checks”).

• Schedule integration: It links criteria to MITS schedule files, so testing runs continuously, and criteria can be set per schedule.

• Expression wizard: A built-in editor offers meta variables, functions, auxiliary values, smart search and error detection.

• Custom test inputs: You can add your own variables (name, type, default value, unit) and choose whether each shows in the report.

• Barcode-based runs: You pick a profile, scan or enter the test object’s barcode, and run it on a channel.

• Real-time monitoring: A live page shows progress during the test.

• CAN BMS support: This is optional.

How does pass/fail work?

You decide when the criteria are checked by setting it in the EOL profile. If any check fails, the whole test is marked as failed. You can then choose what happens next: let the test keep running, stop that test, or stop all tests.

Can it download a pass/fail report at the end of each test?

Yes. In the latest version of MITS 11, the EOL report downloads automatically as soon as each test finishes. Each test run produces a report you can export. The report includes:

• Header: EOL test name, test run ID, test object barcode, start and end time, and the overall pass/fail result.

• Summary table: For each check, the test ID, name, description, acceptance criteria, measured value, unit and pass/fail result.

Reference: End-Of-Line (EOL) | Arbin Instruments