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Battery Configuration/C-Codes
Configuration Codes, or C-Codes, are battery parameters to service a battery.
Battery Adapters are pre-programmed with the available C-Codes for that battery
type. The adapters store C-Codes once entered and can be moved between
stations.
A maximum of 10 C-Codes can be stored, allowing you to conveniently service all
battery types. The unused positions (Null Codes) remain empty and can be
programmed. You can view, select, create, copy and edit a C-Code. Refer to
Managing C-Codes. Note that the C-Code in active service cannot be edited.
When a Smart Cable Adapter is first used, the “NULL” status appears on the
display. You will need to create a custom C-Code before servicing. Refer to
Managing C-Codes on how to create a C-Code.
A C-Code is divided into 2 parts:
•••••
Basic C-Code that includes chemistry, voltage, and capacity.
•••••
Extended C-Code that consists of Charge/Discharge C-rates, Trickle Charge
rate, recondition settings, and other parameters specific to the battery.
Extended C-Code parameters are preset to default settings and normally do
not need to be changed.
Basic C-Code
*The battery types of SLA are Gell (for most batteries) and Hawker (for cylindrical
SLA batteries manufactured by Hawker).
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Parameter Description
Chemistry Often labeled on the battery, refers to the battery type.
Includes Nickel Cadmium (NiCd), Nickel Metal Hydride
(NiMH), Sealed Lead Acid* (SLA), and Lithium Ion (Li-Ion).
Battery Voltage Terminal voltage of the battery. Voltage range depends on
the model and chemistry. Refer to Specification:
Firmware
.
Battery Rating
(Capacity)
Capacity (mAh) specified by the manufacturer. Ranges
from 100mAh to 24,975mAh in increments of 25mAh.