6
Volts
is electricity’s
poten-
tial to do work
. Voltage
helps assess approximate
state-of-charge and to
check for proper charging.
A 12 V battery is consid-
ered 100% discharged
when it drops below 10.5 V.
Amps
is the present
flow
of current in or out of your
battery. For example, a re-
frigerator may draw 6.2
amps of current. This is
displayed as
-06.2
-06.2
-06.2
-06.2
-06.2
(6.2
amps are being
con-
sumed
).
Time
is an estimate of
how long your battery
will sustain a load. A
Time display of 3.7
hours means you have
approximately 3 hours
42 minutes of operating
time remaining.
Amp hours
consumed
represents the
amount
of energy removed
from
the battery. If you
run a 10-amp load for
one hour, the Link 10
will show
-10.0
in the
display.
Volts
Amps
Time
Amp hours
Press and hold the
SET
button for 3 sec-
onds to enter the Setup
and Advanced Func-
tions mode.
SEL
appears in the display.
Advanced Functions
Key Advanced Functions
Setup Features
Advanced
Functions:
Customizes the
Link 10's functions.
For details read
pages 29–30 and
pages 34–37.
Locks front
panel.
Shows charging
efficiency and
historical data.
Resets amp hours (
AH
AH
AH
AH
AH
) or
(
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
ALL
) defaults.
F01
Scanning
F02
Sleep Mode
F09
Discharge Floor
F15
S/WVersion
F17
Test Lights
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