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2008-10-17
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Connect
power supply
Red lamp
lights up
Whilst not necessary for proper operation it is good practice to
shield the charger from rain and direct sunlight whenever possible.
Free airflow over the unit should be ensured at all times.
Choose type of power supply (AC or DC).
Connect the power supply cable for 12/24VDC or the power supply
cable for 230VAC to the battery charger.
Connect the power cable to the power source.
The red lamp on the charger should light up.
2. Connect
battery
Green lamp
lights up
Connect battery/batteries to the charger.
The green lamps should light up for all connected batteries.
The red lamp goes out when first battery is connected.
All connected batteries will be charged simultaneously and
independently of one another.
3. Battery
charged
Green lamp
flashes
A battery is fully charged if the green lamp flashes.
The charged battery may be replaced immediately by another.
Charged batteries may alternatively be left connected to the
charger.
Fault
indication
The red lamp alone will flash if a fault develops within the charger or
if the input power source voltage is too low or too high.
The red and green lamps both flash quickly if a battery fault is
detected. (Typically this warning indicates excessively low battery
voltage or unexpectedly high internal battery resistance.) Batteries
which cause the display of this warning should be replaced and
must not be subjected to further attempted charge cycles.
Automatic protection of discharging 12V supply battery in the
vehicle.
The charger will automatically be turned off if the 12V DC
supply voltage in the vehicle becomes too low. The charger will
flash the red lamp slowly.
