Features - DSR PROSERIES DSR114 Manuel D'instructions

4. FEATURES

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4.1 Digital Display
When connected to a battery, the digital
display can be used to indicate the battery's
voltage. When not connected to a battery,
the digital display can be used to indicate
the percent of charge or the voltage of the
jump starter's internal battery.
To check the internal battery's charge
status, make sure the rotary switch is in
the OFF position, then press the display
button on the front of the jump starter.
The digital display will show the battery's
percent of charge. A fully charged battery
will read 100%. Charge the internal battery
if the display shows it is under 100%.
NOTE: The internal battery's percent of
charge is most accurate when the jump
starter has been disconnected from all
devices and charging sources for a few
hours.
To check the voltage level of the jump
starter's internal battery, make sure the
clips are attached to their plastic storage
holders and not touching each other,
and then turn the rotary switch to the
12V position (12V or 24V position on
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Jump Starter
1. Heavy-duty battery clamps
2. 12V DC socket
3. Jump starter ON/OFF switch
4. Digital display
5. Display button
6. USB port
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Charger
1. Charging status LED
2. Bad Battery LED
3. Power LED
DSR115). The display will indicate the
battery's voltage.
To check the voltage level of the vehicle's
battery, make sure the switch in the OFF
position, then connect the clips to the
vehicle's battery. The display will indicate
the battery's voltage.
4.2 Charger LED Indicators
POWER (green) LED lit: The
charger is connected to AC power.
CHARGING STATUS LED (green)
pulsing slowly: The charger is
charging the jump starter's internal
battery, or the battery is fully
charged and the charger is in
Maintain mode.
CHARGING STATUS LED
(yellow/orange) flashing rapidly:
The charger has detected a problem
with the battery. See Troubleshooting
for more information.
BAD BATTERY (red) LED lit:
The charger has detected a problem
with the battery. SeeTroubleshooting
for more information.
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