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The screen displays the nominal voltage of Lithium battery. There are 4 kinds of Lithium battery; LiFe (3.3V),
Lilo (3.6V), LiPo (3.7V) and LiHv (3.8V). This is very important so you have to check the battery carefully and
set it up correctly. If it is different from correct value the battery can explode during charge process.
It recognizes the cell count of Lithium battery automatically at the beginning of charge or discharge process
to avoid from erroneous setting by user. But deeply discharged battery can be perceived incorrectly. To
prevent the error, you can set the time term to verify the cell count by the processor. Normally, 15
seconds are enough to perceive the cell count correctly. For the battery of larger
capacity, you may extend the time term. But if you set the time term too long for
the battery of smaller capacity, the charge or discharge process can be finished
within the time term with the erroneous cell count. This may cause the fatal result.
If the processor recognizes the cell count incorrectly at the beginning of charge or
discharge process, you may extend the time. Otherwise, you had better use with
the default value.
This shows the trigger voltage for automatic charge termination of NiMH and NiCd
battery. The effective value ranges from 5 to 20mV 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 the technical specification of
the battery.
(NiCd default: 12mV, NiMH default: 7mV)
[OPTIONAL] You can set the maximum temperature at which the charger should
allow battery to reach during charge. Once a battery reaches this temperature
during charge, the process will be terminated to protect the battery.
The battery is on the cyclic process of charge and discharge can often become warm
after charge or discharge period. The program can insert a time delay to occur after
each charge and discharge process to allow the battery adequate time to cool down
before being subjected to the next process. The value ranges from 1 to 60 minutes.
When you start a charge process, the integral safety timer automatically starts
running at the same time. This is programmed to prevent overcharge the battery if
it proves to be faulty, or if the termination circuit cannot detect the battery full.
Please refer the statement in below to calculate the time setting.
This program sets the maximum charge capacity that will be supplied to the battery
during charge. If the delta-peak voltage is not detected nor the safety timer expired
by any reason, this feature will automatically stop the process at the selected
capacity value.
It will be operated with the default value of the essential user settings when it is
connected to power for the first time. The screen displays the following information
in sequence and the user can change the value of parameter on each screen.
When you are willing to alter the parameter value in the program, press Start/Enter
key to make it blink then change the value with INC or DEC key. The value will be
stored by pressing Start/Enter key once.
It recognise the cell count of Lithium battery automatically at the beginning of
charge or discharge process to avoid from erroneous setting by user. But deeply
discharged battery can be perceived incorrectly. To prevent the error, you can set
the time term to verify the cell count by the processor. Normally, 10 minutes are
enough to perceive the cell count correctly. For the battery of larger capacity, you
may extend the time term. But if you set the time term
too long for the battery of smaller capacity, the charge
or discharge process can be
fi
nished within the time
term with the erroneous cell count. This may cause the
fatal result. If the processor recognises the cell count
incorrectly at the beginning of charge or discharge
process, you may extend the time. Otherwise, you had
better use with the default value.
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