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VI. PRESET BATTERY PROGRAMMING

In addition to its Universal (default) factory program, which can be used safely
with most battery types, the MC-624 features programs for: gel, standard lead
acid, deep-cycle lead acid, AGM (absorbed glass mat), Optima (spiral), as well
as voltage-sensitive (halogen) applications.

The MC-624 is equipped with a magnetic reed switch, embedded in the epoxy
potting, which activates the regulator’s program-
ming. The switch works in two specific actions,
described in the shaded box below:

To set the regulator for your desired battery pro-
gram:

1. ‘ACTIVATE-HOLD’ the switch. The display will

show the 

“Pro”

mode, indicating that the

Program mode has been activated.

2. ‘HOLD’ while the display scrolls, until the

numeric equivalent to your battery type is dis-
played on the LED screen. See 

Figure 10

to

determine which  selectable preset program is
most desirable for your battery technology.

Figure 11

provides detailed information

regarding preset programs.

3. ‘RELEASE’ when the desired value is attained.

4. Once a value has been chosen, the display will return to the 

“Pro”

mode. At this point, you can adjust, up or down, by

repeating Steps 1 through 3 until the numeric display reflects your desired preset program.

If no changes are made, the program you have selected will be locked into permanent memory until modified. The 

“SAV”

code will be displayed, indicating the program has been locked into memory.

SD Mode 1 -

Manufacturer name.

Readout displays “BAL”.

SD Mode 2 -

Regulator model.

Readout displays “624”.

SD Mode 4 -

Battery type. Readout

displays abbreviated battery type.

SD Mode 5 -

Charging stage. Shows

current stage of charging cycle. See

Figure 12

on Page 5.

SD Mode 6 -

Battery voltage.

Displays current battery voltage state.

SD Mode 7 -

Calculated voltage.

Readout displays 

voltage target

based on charging stage.

Figure 8 -

Short display (SD).

SD Mode 3 -

Battery type. Readout

displays program currently in memory.

Figure 9 -

Operation of

magnetic reed switch. 

Figure 10 -

Selectable battery presets.

Universal Factory Program
(UFP)

. For multiple battery types.

Flooded Deep Cycle (Fdc)

. For

deep-cell lead acid batteries.

Sealed Gel Cell (GEL)

. For

sealed gel batteries.

Absorbed Glass Mat (AGL)

. For

AGM batteries.

Optima (OPS)

. For Optima spiral

wound batteries.

Flooded Standard (FSB)

. For

standard lead acid batteries.

Halogen (HAL)

. For voltage

sensitive applications.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

‘ACTIVATE-RELEASE’

Refers to the activation and immediate deactivation of

the switch by lowering a magnetic tool (such as a pocket screwdriver with a
magnetic tip -- see 

Figure 9

) onto the upper corner of the switch, and immedi-

ately deactivating the switch by removing the magnet from the switch. An LED
dot, described in Figure 9 will indicate switch activation.

‘ACTIVATE-HOLD ... RELEASE’

Typically used during programming, this

action requires holding the magnet to the switch until desired values are shown
on the display. Once the desired setting is reached, the magnet is removed to
deactivate the switch.

Note: Program function will alternately cycle up or down each time the PrA Mode is acti-

vated. If you miss your desired program value, release the switch and re-activate, the

cycling direction will automatically change. Any advanced programming values will be

retained within the regulator’s memory until the preset battery programming is reset.

Primary Program Settings

PRG-1

PRG-2

PRG-3

PRG-4

PRG-5

PRG-6

PRG-7

Universal

Deep Cycle

Gel

Absorbed

Optima

Standard

Halogen

Factory

Flooded

Cell

Glass

Spiral

Flooded

Voltage

Mode

Program

Lead Acid

Mat (AGM)

Wound

Lead Acid

Sensitive

Start Delay (Seconds)

45

45

45

45

45

45

45

Ramp Up (Seconds)

60

60

60

60

60

60

60

Bulk Voltage (Max)

28.40

29.20

28.20

28.76

29.20

28.80

28.00

Bulk Time (Minimum)

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

Absorption Voltage

27.80

28.80

27.80

28.36

28.80

28.40

27.60

Absorption Time (Minimum)

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

36 min.

Float Voltage

27.00

26.70

27.40

26.76

26.80

28.40

27.00

Float Time (Maximum)

6 hr.

6 hr.

6 hr.

6 hr.

6 hr.

6 hr.

6 hr.

High Voltage Alarm

30.40

31.20

30.20

30.76

31.20

30.80

30.00

Low Voltage Alarm

25.60

25.60

25.60

25.60

25.60

25.60

25.60

Max Battery Temperature

125F/52C

125F/52C

125F/52C

125F/52C

125F/52C

125F/52C

125F/52C

Max Alternator Temperature

225F/107C

225F/107C

225F/107C

225F/107C

225F/107C

225F/107C

225F/107C

Equalization (User Prog.)

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

No

Figure 11 -

Preset program values. Voltages shown may vary by +/- 3% from values shown. 

Indicates ‘ACTIVATE’

Содержание Max Charge MC-624

Страница 1: ...hich could become entangled in your motor or other machinery 3 Wear ANSI approved safety glasses 4 DO NOT attempt to modify the regulator Alterations could result in damage to your charging system and...

Страница 2: ...ts A tog gle switch may be added to this circuit to shut down the alternator load in cases where maximum propul sion is needed 5 The BLACK ground wire in the harness attaches to the System Ground Term...

Страница 3: ...if needed Note An improperly installed or corroded battery terminal may generate heat and severe ly diminish charging and impede accurate temperature sensing 2 While observing polarity connect the ba...

Страница 4: ...GEL For sealed gel batteries Absorbed Glass Mat AGL For AGM batteries Optima OPS For Optima spiral wound batteries Flooded Standard FSB For standard lead acid batteries Halogen HAL For voltage sensit...

Страница 5: ...sensor reading in degrees Celcius LD Mode 10 Battery 2 temp Followed by the sensor reading in degrees Celcius LD Mode 11 Factory use only LD Mode 12 Factory use only LD Mode 13 Run time Hr code is fol...

Страница 6: ...ACTIVATE RELEASE PrA Display cycles to Ec followed by OFF code 2 ACTIVATE HOLD OFF display cycles to numeric equalization time values When the manufacturer recommended time value is reached RELEASE E...

Страница 7: ...qualified alter nator shop Test B If there is little or no magnetic pull at the pulley shaft or at the rear bearing initiate the follow ing test 1 With the key off and the engine off remove the large...

Страница 8: ...and circuit damage or other system failures that could be responsible for charging dif ficulties If you determine that repair service is necessary for either your alternator or regulator please gather...

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