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The Millennium Pro takes the dependability of the original Millennium charger to new
levels for even better battery performance, new or old. With large backlit display, battery
conditioning, and charge history, you get vital information that is easy to comprehend.
The Millennium Pro is equipped with 

Ni-Cd Linear Mode

 for all Ni-Cd cells, 

Ni-Cd Reverse

Pulse Mode

 for Ni-Cd cells, and the new 

NOVAK Ni-MH2 Mode

 for the ultimate charge of

all sizes of Ni-MH cells. All modes have easy to understand user-adjustable charge parameters.

Case Size ........................................................... 4.00” x 4.38” x 2.33” 

(10.16 x 11.13 x 5.92 cm)

Weight ............................................................................................... 14.2 ounces 

(402 grams)

Input Voltage 

(Power Source) .............................................................................................

12-15 volts DC

Charging Modes ........................ Ni-Cd Linear

(Ni-Cd)

 • Ni-Cd Rev.Pulse

(Ni-Cd)

 • Ni-MH2

(Ni-Cd/Ni-MH)

Charging Capability ............................................................................... 4-8 cells 

(1.2 VDC/cell)

Ni-Cd Charge Rate 

(Linear & Reverse Pulse) ..........................................................

0.5-7.0 amps 

(adjustable)

Trickle Charge Rate 

(Linear/after peak) ...................................................................

0.1-0.4 amp 

(adjustable)

Reverse Pulse Duration 

(Reverse Pulse) ............................................................................

5-20 milliseconds

Ni-MH Charge Rate ........................................................................... 0.5-7.0 amps 

(adjustable)

Circuit Protection ............... Input & Output RVP/Short-Circuits, Shorted Batteries, Thermal Overload

SPECIFICA

TIONS

IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS

The following precautions will help to prevent possible damage to the Millennium Pro,
the battery pack, or the input power source.

• Charge only nickel-cadmium or nickel-metal hydride

 rechargeable battery packs––

Damage will occur from charging other battery types 

(lead-acid, lithium-ion, gel cells, etc.)

.

• Never allow water, moisture, or other foreign materials to enter Millennium Pro.
• Do not use automobile battery chargers

 to power the Millennium Pro––False peaks

can occur, and excessive voltage spikes can damage the Millennium Pro.

Do not obstruct the air intake

 on the bottom of the Millennium Pro––This will cause

overheating and thermal shut down. Be careful if putting Millennium Pro on a pit towel.

• Do not charge batteries with fewer than 4 or more than 8 cells

––connected in series.

• Do not charge battery packs connected in parallel

––Batteries will be damaged.

• Enhanced-voltage

 

(“zapped”) 

batteries charge erratically

––Consult the battery matching

company for charging recommendations.

• Excessive charge current can damage batteries

––Follow battery maker recommendations.

• Never exceed 15 volts DC input power source

 to power the Millennium Pro.

• Gases from a lead-acid battery may ignite

 if sparks occur when connecting or dis-

connecting the Millennium’s alligator clips––Using a lead-acid battery as a power source
may generate hydrogen gas and should only be used in a well ventilated area.  Avoid
open flames and sparks which may ignite battery gases.

PLEASE FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

INPUT POWER SOURCE 

VOLTAGE & CONNECTION

Input power source voltage

 should be 1.5 volts DC above peak-voltage of the battery.

Example 1:

  (6 cell Ni-Cd pack peak-voltage

10.5 volts) + (1.5 volts) = 12 volts DC

Example 2: 

 (8 cell transmitter pack peak-voltage

13.5 volts) + (1.5 volts) = 15 volts DC

Remember that older battery packs peak at higher voltages.

If power supply’s voltage is not high enough to peak battery, charge 8 cell packs as two, 4 cell packs.

Input power source connection

 on the Millennium Pro is located on the lower corner of

the back of the case. The supplied power harness has a matching connector attached to it,
and will plug directly to the panel-mounted connector on the back of the Millennium Pro.
When looking at the input power connector, 

the pin marked with a raised rib in the

plastic is the positive (+) connection

 as shown below.

Panel-mounted

input connector

Positive (+) pin

(Rib in plastic)

Install rubber feet (4)

Acceptable Input Power Sources:

  DC power supply* or lead-acid battery**

*Output current of power source should meet/exceed desired charge rate.
**Connect input power harness to lead-acid battery before connecting harness to Millennium Pro.

If using Millennium Pro with power supply, 

cut wires of included input power harness to

the desired length and secure them to the output terminal screws of the power supply.

If your power supply has post-style output terminals, 

or if using Millennium Pro with a lead-

acid battery, you can solder the included alligator clips to the input power harness. Solder
the red alligator clip to the wire that goes to the Millennium Pro’s positive (+) pin (rib in
plastic of connector)
. Solder the black alligator clip to other wire.

The MAIN MENU screens are the first level of navigation in
the Millennium Pro. The available screens are shown here 

In each of the MAIN MENU screens the top line of the LCD
displays the available button choices. ENTER and the up (

)

and down (

) arrows to prompt you to use one of these

keys to continue navigation.
The bottom line displays your current software location. To
go the second level of the Millennium’s software, simply
push the 

ENTER

 button at any of the MAIN MENU screens.

When in the Start menu screen, the display will alternate
between the Start option and Active Profile screen which
shows the active Charge Profile 

(bottom line)

 and the profile’s

stored settings 

(the top line shows charge mode, # of cells, & current)

.

The 

Start

 option begins the charge process

, while the other

options take you to the next software level where you can
change charge modes and various other parameters.

SHORTCUT:  At the Start option screen, pressing the BACK
button takes you directly to the Activate Profile Screen to let
you quickly change the Active Profile.

MAIN SELECTION MENUS

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THE MILLENNIUM PRO

OPERA

TION MANUAL

The Millennium Pro has the ability to store five custom charge profiles in the software’s
memory, and to quickly change the active profile and begin charging. Follow the steps
below to navigate through the sub menus of the Profile Select option and change the
active profile. For each screen displayed, follow the given button inputs as shown.

DISPLAY

BUTTON

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

scroll to Profile Select menu option.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to go to

Activate Profile screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the active charge profile.

(Memory position & profile name displayed)

then:

Then press ENTER to activate profile

and jump back to Start screen.

PROFILE SELECT OPTION

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The Millennium Pro is equipped with three charge modes: 

Ni-Cd Rev.Pulse

 

(larger Ni-Cd

cells)

Ni-Cd Linear

 

(all sizes Ni-Cd)

, & 

NOVAK Ni-MH

2

 

(all sizes Ni-MH cells)

. Each charge

mode has various user-adjustable settings. To customize and activate the desired charge
mode, follow the steps below to navigate through the Edit Charge sub menus.

DISPLAY

BUTTON

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

scroll to Edit Charge option screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to go to

Charge Mode screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

change the active charge mode.

or

(NiCd Linear/NiCd Rev.Pulse/NOVAK NiMH2)

Press ENTER to activate charge mode

and move to next screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next parameter.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next parameter.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to move to next screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next screen.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to save changes (

 or 

∇ 

to

cancel) and jump back to Start screen.

Press ENTER to activate charge mode

and move to next screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next parameter.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to move to next screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next screen.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to save changes (

 or 

∇ 

to

cancel) and jump back to Start screen.

Press ENTER to activate charge mode

and move to next screen.

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press down (

) or up (

) arrows to

or

change the underlined parameter.

Press ENTER to move to next parameter.

then:

⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓

Press ENTER to save changes (

 or 

∇ 

to

cancel) and jump back to Start screen.

EDIT CHARGE OPTION

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CHARGE MODE  

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4 . 0

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CHARGE MODE  

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NiCd Linear

CHARGE MODE  

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NiCd Rev Pulse

CHARGE MODE  

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NOVAK NiMH2

ENTER

ENTER

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Summary of Contents for MILLENNIUM PRO

Page 1: ...or clip to the wire that goes to the Millennium Pro s positive pin rib in plastic of connector Solder the black alligator clip to other wire The MAIN MENU screens are the first level of navigation in the Millennium Pro The available screens are shown here In each of the MAIN MENU screens the top line of the LCD displays the available button choices ENTER and the up and down arrows to prompt you to...

Page 2: ...of time after the initial charge is complete to allow the individual cells to equalize then re start the charger to bring all the cells up together until they peak Ni MH CELLS We DO NOT recommend re peaking Ni MH cells Use these immediately after initial charge RE PEAKING BATTERIES TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE The following messages may appear on the Millennium Pro s display Check the various causes and...

Page 3: ...will minimize your set up time by reducing the trial and error of changing various parameters DRAG BRAKE TOGGLE OPTION OFF individual freqs for brake drag brake ESC s BRAKE pot adjusts min brake VEHICLE MOTOR GRIP DRIVE FREQ MIN DRIVE BRAKE FREQ DRAG BR FREQ DRAG BR VALUE BUGGY MOD HIGH 11 7 4 3 9 0 BUGGY MOD LOW 15 6 2 3 9 0 BUGGY STOCK HI LO 11 7 9 3 9 0 TRUCK MOD HI LO 11 7 7 3 9 0 TRUCK STOCK ...

Page 4: ...onnected to the C2 TC2 follow the steps below to download the Pit Wizard software s active throttle profile to the speed control s Profile 4 memory position Note that Profile 4 will be the active profile in the speed control after downloading IMPORTANT Did you upload your One Touch settings If you did not first upload a throttle profile from the ESC and use it as the starting point for the profile...

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