43
(
*
)
This is a recommendation for installation rather than an obligation. The installing electrician should decide whether
or not to use shielded cable depending on the EMC environment.
3.3
C
ONFIGURATION
-
A
DJUSTMENT
–
INDICATORS
You can see the battery configuration by turning off the CDR and back on. The number of flashes of the right LED gives
you the type of batteries for which the charger is intended (see 3.3.2).
The
charger can be configured in three different ways:
-
By “
P
” button (see section
- By Bluetooth (see section 3.4.1) (Optional on OE versions)
- By CAN-Bus (see section 3.4.4)
3.3.1
Setting with push-button
To access the push button, you must remove the metal cover of the energy unit.
But first you must disconnect the AC power supply from the energy unit.
When the left ON LED is off, you can then open the metal cover without electrical risk.
You have
10 minutes
to make the setup and turn everything back on.
The visualization of the each state of the charger is visible on the LEDs on the motherboard of the energy unit.
The
battery chargers are equipped with a push button to configure the battery charger according to the
battery type
(see chapter 3.3.2.)
and other features.
To switch to programming mode, press Push-button during 1 sec. The
ON
LED
(LED 1) will change to blue and the
charging phase
LED (LED 2) to white.
In programming mode, the numbe
r of flashes of LED “ON” gives the
programming field, the number of flashes of
charging phase
LED gives the
programming value.
When AC is disconnected, the unit enters a 10 minute programming mode.
That is to say that the power supply of the energy unit is through the batteries
to allow programming without risk of electrification.
Example: programming field 1, programming value 5 to select Tin calcium lead bat from 3.3.2
LED "ON"
LED "CHARGING
PHASE "
Once the configuration is saved in the charger memory the 2 LEDs will flash blue 3 times.
Push-button for
configuration
