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The screen shows the present situation during charge process. To stop charging
press Batt type/Stop key once.
DISCHARGING LITHIUM BATTERY
The value of discharge current on the left side of screen may not exceed 1C for a
LiPo[0] DISCHARGE
maximum safety and the final voltage on the right should not be under the voltage level
1.0A
11.1V(3S)
that is recommended by the battery manufacturer to avoid deep discharging. To start to
discharge press Start/Enter key for more than 3 seconds.
This shows the present state of discharge. To stop discharging press Batt type/
Stop key once.
VOLTAGE BALANCING AND MONITORING DURING THE DISCHARGE
The processor monitors the voltage of individual cells during "storage-mode" and "discharge" of Lithium
battery pack. It tries to normalize the voltages to be equal. For this feature, the individual plug of the
battery pack should be connected to the individual port of the charger.
If the voltage of any one or more cells varies abnormally during the procedure, it terminates the process
forcibly with the error message. If this happens, the battery pack contains the bad cell, or the bad
connection of the cable or plug. You can easily know which one cell is bad by pressing INC button at time
of showing the error message.
The processor found that the voltage of one of the cell in the Lithium battery pack
is too low.
In this case, the 4th cell is bad. If there happens the connection-break of the cable
C1: 3.71
C2: 3.72V
or plug, the voltage value may show zero.
C3: 2.56
C4: 0.00V
NIMH/NICD BATTERY PROGRAM
These programs are for charging or discharging NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride) or NiCd (Nickel-Cadmium) battery
commonly used for R/C models applications. To alter the value at the display, press Start/Enter key to make
it blink then change the value using INC or DEC key. The value will be stored by pressing Start/Enter key once.
To start the process, press Start/Enter button for more than 3 seconds.
CHARGING NICD/NIMH BATTERY
This program simply charges the battery using the current you set. In "Aut" mode, you
need to set the upper limit of charge current to avoid from higher feeding current that
NiMH[0] CHARGE A
CUR LIMIT
6.0A
may damage the battery. Because some batteries of low impedance and small capacity
can lead to the higher charge current by the processor at automatic charge mode. But in
"Man" mode, it will charge the battery with the charge current you set at the display. Each
mode can be switched by pressing INC and DEC button simultaneously when the current
field is blinking.
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