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Automatic charging current limit:
You can set up the upper limit of the charging current when
charging your NiCd or NiMH battery; it is useful for the NiMH battery of
low impedance and capacity in the ‘AUTO’ charging mode.
Capacity limit:
The charging capacity is always calculated as the charging current mul-
tiplied by time. If the charging capacity exceeds the limit, the process
will be terminated automatically when you set the maximum value.
Temperature threshold:
The battery’s internal chemical reaction will cause the temperature of
the battery to rise. If the temperature limit is reached, the process will be
terminated. This function is available by connecting optional tempera-
ture probe, which is not included in our package.
Processing time limit:
You can also limit the maximum process time to avoid any possible defect.
Input power monitoring:
To protect the car battery used as DC input power from being damaged,
its voltage keeps being monitored. If it drops below the lower limit, the
process will be ended automatically.
Data store/load
The maximum fi ve batteries’ data can be stored for users’ convenience. You can keep the data
pertaining to program setting of the battery of continuous charging or discharging. Users can call
out these data at any time without any special program setting.
Cyclic charging/discharging
1 to 5 cyclic and continuous process of charge>discharge or discharge>charge is operable for
battery refreshing and Balancing to stimulate the battery’s activity.
Controls
Input power
cable
11-18V DC
Temperature
Sensor port
LCD Screen
16 Characters, 2 Lines
Output charge lead
4mm banana plug
Balance Lead
sockets
JST-XH ports
• Alter values
• See the status of individual
cells in balance charge mode
• Resume or Start charge processes
• Confi rm an action
• Scroll through the Main Menu
• Stop any charge processes
Important!
Please take note of the proper connection method when charging LiPo batteries (page 8). Incor-
rect use will damage the charger.
Insulate the croc clips when using the mains supply! When they touch each other, they will cause
a short circuit.
