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OPERATING INFO
Button Functions
+/– buttons
The +/– buttons allow you to scroll up/down through menus before and during charging/discharging.
These buttons also allow you to change values/settings for options after they have been selected
(typically when flashing after pressing the ENTER button).
PORT button
The PORT button allows you to toggle/switch the port (1 or 2) you are currently viewing. You can
toggle/switch between each port any time before and during charging/discharging by pressing the
PORT button. Also, the port you are currently viewing is always indicated by a 1 or 2 as seen in the
upper right hand corner on all screens.
MODE button
The MODE button functions only before/when not charging/discharging. Pressing the MODE button
will allow you to scroll between the three available modes:
Charge/Discharge/Cycle/Storage Modes
Setting Data Mode
Data View Mode
ENTER button
The ENTER button allows you to select and validate values/settings for options that can be changed
(using the +/– buttons to change) before and during charging/discharging. Pressing and holding the
ENTER button also allows you to start and stop charging/discharging.
CHARGE MODE
After powering on the charger properly the first mode always shown by default is the ‘Charge Mode’.
This is the mode that allows you to set the memory profile number, battery chemistry type, number of
cells, battery capacity limit, charge current rate, balancing on/off for LiPo/LiIon/Life or the delta peak
value for NiCd/NiMH.
It’s also important to note that all of these settings must be set in this
mode/screen before changing to the discharge, cycle or storage modes (these settings cannot
be changed/set in those modes).
Here is a quick reference of what the Charge Mode screen displays:
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1) Memory profile number
2) Battery chemistry type
3) Mode (charge, discharge, cycle, storage)
4) Number of cells (in series)
5) Port currently being viewed
6) Battery capacity
7) Current rate
8) Balancing ON/OFF for LiPo/LiIon/LiFe or
Delta Peak Sensitivity value for NiCd/NiMH
