Cadex C4000 SERIES, User Manual

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Exit Phase
Custom Programs
The Custom Program concludes with the Exit Phase.
This Phase consists of Cycle and Ready.
Cycle is identical to the Cycle 1 and 2 in the Phases.
Ready completes the program. You have a choice of
trickle charge or no trickle charge while in ready mode.
Table 9.3 illustrates the options of Cycle and Ready.
Cvcle
Readv
0
No cycle
Done, no trickle charge
1
Discharge
Done, trickle charge, standby active
2
Fast-charge
Invalid Standby Code
3 Recondition
Invalid Standby Code
4
Trickle charge
Invalid Standby Code
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Invalid Cvcle
Invalid Standbv Code
Table 9.3
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4. Program Variations
Identical cycles
Unsuitable cycle
The Custom Program offers a large variety of cycle
combinations,
loops and detours .
To safeguard against entry of illegal codes that could
damage the battery, the C4000 firmware checks for any
redundancies to allow executing the program in an
orderly fashion. In the following paragraph we study the
"what-would-happen"
syndromes if invalid codes are
entered.
If two or more cycles with the same function are entered
consecutively, the first cycle is executed and the
following cycles are skipped.
Example The Custom Pogram will not apply two
successive charge cycles.
Any cycles unsuitable for a specific battery chemistry
are skipped.
Example No recondition is applied to an SLA battery; a
deep discharge could harm the battery .
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