Venom Group International Medion Dual 10 amp Manuel D'utilisation page 11

USER SETUP PROGRAMMING MENU
The Venom™ Medion Dual 10 Amp Charger has default settings in the User Set
menu that can be adjusted in this first step. The screen displays the following
information in sequence and the user can change the value of the parameter
extend the time term. If you set the time term too long for a battery of smaller
capacity, the charge or discharge process may finish within the time term
with the erroneous cell count. This may cause lethal results. If the processor
recognizes the cell count incorrectly at the beginning of the charge or
discharge process, you may extend the time. Otherwise use the default value.
Delta peak of NiCD and NiMH battery
This is the setting to set the sensitivity for the charger to detect the peak on a
NiCD or NiMH battery. The effective value ranges from 5 to 20 mV per cell. If the
trigger voltage is set higher, there is a danger of overcharging the battery. If it
is set lower, there is a possibility of premature termination. Please refer to the
technical specification of the battery. (NiCD default: 12mV, NiMH default: 7mV).
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on each screen. When you want to alter the
parameter value in the program, press the Start/
Enter button once. The value will start flashing. It
can be changed by using the INC or DEC buttons,
and finally saved by pressing the Start/Enter
button once.
The screen displays the nominal voltage of a
Lithium battery. There are three kinds of Lithium
batteries: LiFe (3.3V), LiIO (3.6V) or LiPO (3.7V). It
is very important to check the battery and set up
correctly for the chemistry type. If it is different
from the correct value, the battery may explode
during the charge process.
The Venom™ Medion Dual 10 Amp Charger
recognizes the cell count of Lithium batteries
automatically at the beginning of the charge or
discharge process to avoid erroneous settings
by the user. A deeply discharged battery can be
recognized incorrectly by the charger. To prevent
the error, you can set the time term to verify the
cell count by the processor. Normally, 10 minutes
is enough to perceive the cell count correctly.
For a battery of larger capacity, you may
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