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rev. 1904 (EX - FW 6.4)

 

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4. OPERATION

4.1 

Charger Power-up and Battery Recharge 

Charger performs the cycle automatically just after its connection to the battery and to AC Mains.   

WARNING: The single phase 5DTM and the three phase 5DTT are slightly different during their starting up 

This is the procedure to follow:  

Legend: 

-- = LED is off 

 1= LED is ON steady    F = LED is flashing 

L1 = Battery-Bulk 

 L2=Final charge 

 L3=End 

 L4=on (supplying current)     L5= Error 

LEDs 

Charger 

Action 

Effect 

L1 L2 L3 L4 L5

 

Display 

5DTT 

Close AC switch 

PCB lights on (3 sec) 

1   1   1   1   1 



PCB views FW revision (3 sec) 

1   1   1   1   1 



PCB views Battery disconnected 

L  --  --  --  -- 



Connect the battery plug 

Perform some internal checks (5 sec) 

1   --   --  --  -- 



Charger supplies current 

1   --   --  1  -- 



5DTM 

Close AC switch 

PCB remains fully OFF 

--  --   --  --  -- 

Connect the battery plug 

PCB lights on (3 sec) 

1   1   1   1   1 



PCB views FW revision (3 sec) 

1   1   1   1   1 



Perform some internal checks (5 sec) 

1   --   --  --  -- 



Charger supplies current 

1   --   --  1  -- 



(§) Both

During Bulk Charge (<2,4Vel) 

Supplying current (Stage 1) 

1   --   --  1  -- 



During Final Charge (>2,4Vel) 

Supplying current (Stage 2) 

--  1   --   1  -- 



(*) End of Charge 

Battery can be disconnetted and 

ready to be used 

--  --   1   --  -- 

 

Equalisation or Preservation charge. 

Supplying current for 5min / 1h 

(Stage 3 and 4) 

--  --   1   1  -- 



(§) After starting up, these actions are common for both chargers

(*) There are some kind of End, please see table above (navigator)

it is assumed that no errors occur. If so, refer to the Troubleshooting section 

The battery must be around the rated voltage and in good condition 

Using the << and >> keys it is possible to display the recharge parameters. 

4.2 

Charging stop and battery disconnection 

Battery can be disconnected if the display views END or STOP. 

During the charge an electric spark occurs, please use the Push button to Stop the charge. 

WARNING: this procedure must be followed in order to avoid electric sparks/arcs: 

Action 

Effect 

L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 

Display 

Press OFF button (for 4 sec) 

Charger stops supplying current 

1   --   --  --  -- 



Disconnect the battery plug 

(5DTM) - PCB turns fully off 

--  --   --  --  -- 

(5DTT) - PCB shows "bAt" 

F  --   --  --  -- 

 

NOTE

: if the charge is completed (green LED L3 – on) and the charger is not working (yellow LED L4 – off) battery plug can 

be disconnected avoiding electric arcs. 

Connecting another discharged battery will automatically re-start the charger. 

    

Summary of Contents for 5DTM

Page 1: ...al 5DTM 5DTT The manual refers to chargers with AT 12 board with FW 6 4L or higher dec 2021 Slightly differences can be found using different versions ADVANCED SMART DERIVATIVE CHARGER with Navigator...

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Page 3: ...arts must be authorised in writing by our technical department Warning this series is only 50Hz the Wa profile is altered if connected to a 60Hz Mains NOTE Measure the site AC voltage during charge an...

Page 4: ...n total absence of electrical power Terms of use Working temperature and relative humidity from 0 to 40 C RH75 Storage temperature from 20 C to 60 C 2 1 Choosing the place Put the Battery Charger in a...

Page 5: ...on 5 minutes every hour for the following 15h Stage 4 Conservation 5 minutes every 15 h until the charger is switched off Charge termination dU dt 3 VISUAL INDICATIONS L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 Green Yellow Gree...

Page 6: ...max F2 End p Idle Battery may be disconnected now Charge ended on achieving absolute maximal Time Par 308 Wait Charge not started yet DELAY START function is set Charger awaits pre set delay hh mm bef...

Page 7: ...ss Button 3 forward to view the delay time set for example 01 00 Delay start countdown begins Remaining time reduction will be shown for example 00 59 and so on Call up Navigator parameter again and U...

Page 8: ...Supplying current Stage 2 1 1 End of Charge Battery can be disconnetted and ready to be used 1 Equalisation or Preservation charge Supplying current for 5min 1h Stage 3 and 4 1 1 After starting up th...

Page 9: ...the main switch of the electric line and the input AC fuses breaker C Battery sulphated D The Mains and the transformer plug are not well matched E The current Ammeter sensor or its connection cables...

Page 10: ...nnection problem B Check AC mains plug connection the main switch of the electric line and the input AC fuses breaker C Battery sulphated D The Mains and the transformer plug are not well matched E Th...

Page 11: ...ot be exposed to dust and humidity Clean the Battery Charger Should it be too dirty or damp move it in a safer place The same applies for the battery 6 4 Extraordinary Maintenance Perform maintenance...

Page 12: ...1 25 3 32 100 7 6 31 7 40 60 4 1 5 6 8 120 9 1 38 0 50 80 5 4 7 5 10 140 10 6 44 3 63 100 6 8 9 4 12 48 160 12 2 50 7 63 120 8 2 11 2 16 140 9 5 13 1 16 160 10 9 15 0 20 180 12 2 16 9 25 220 15 0 18...

Page 13: ...rev 1904 EX FW 6 4 13 20...

Page 14: ...low instructions in clause 1 1 03 Battery Plug Socket and AC Main socket BATTERY PLUG SOCKET 1 Check cables polarity of the DC plug socket red positive and black negative both from the battery and fro...

Page 15: ...ot have signs of scorch acr pitting 3 Check the terminals of the battery cables The terminals must be well tightened 4 Plug socket casing must not be damaged AC MAINS PLUG SOCKET 1 Verify that the cab...

Page 16: ...th an air blow blower nozzler at least 200mm away or with a dry little brush Do not use wet cloth or similar 03 Cables and terminal examination In general you must ensure all cables are well tightened...

Page 17: ...hours 12 13 hours Starting Current Amps From 80 discharged state Ah at 5 hour rate 20 110 160 30 165 240 40 220 320 50 275 400 60 330 480 80 440 640 100 550 800 120 660 960 140 770 1 120 160 880 1 28...

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