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F -SAFETy TIMEr DEFAULT IS ON, 240MIN

Use the Safety Timer menu to set a time limit for charging a battery. When a charge cycle is

started, a clock inside the charger will begin recording the elapsed charge time. If the safety

timer function has been turned ON, the charger will stop the charging process once this

time limit has been reached to avoid damage caused by overcharging the battery. This time

value can be set between 10 and 720 minutes, in 10 minute increments.

g -CAPACITy CUT-OFF DEFAULT IS ON, 5000MAh

Use the Capacity Cut-Off menu to set a capacity limit on when the charger stops charging

a battery. When a charge cycle starts, the charger records the battery capacity. When the

capacity cutoff function is set at ON, the charger will stop charging at the capacity limit to

prevent battery damage. Capacity can be adjusted between 10 and 50,000mAh in 100mAh

increments.

h -INPUT POWEr LOW CUT-OFF DEFAULT IS 11.0V

Use the Input Power Low Cut-Off menu to set the input voltage limit. An alarm will sound if

the input voltage falls below the cut-off value. The voltage alarm value can be set between

10.0 and 11.0V.

I -KEy BEEP (DEFAULT ON) / BUzzEr (DEFAULT ON)

Use the Key Beep/Buzzer menu to set the key beep and charger alarm buzzer at ON or OFF

as needed. We recommend that you leave the alarm ON to alert you when charging is

complete or if there is cause for alarm during charging

J -BACK-LIghT

Change the Back-Light brightness by pressing the

Start / Enter

button and then Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to change the value.

K -BATTEry END VOLTAgE

Press

Start / Enter

Button to select the desired battery type. Change the Default end

voltage by pressing

Dec

Inc

L -FACTOry rESET PrESS ENTEr > 2S

Press the

Start / Enter

button for more than 2 seconds to reset all charger values to the

default values.

13 -PrOgrAM SELECT – USEr SET

TrOUBLEShOOTING

1. Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select = User set.

2. Press the

Start / Enter

button to enter the User Set menu.

3. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to scroll through the menu.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to increase or decrease the value.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button again to save the selection.

7. Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to return to the main menu.

A -PrE ChArgE TIME (NI-Mh/NI-CD BATTErIES ONLy)

If a Ni-MH or Ni-Cd battery is fully discharged, the battery charger may not detect the

battery. The Pre-Charge Time enables you to apply a low charge rate, increasing the battery

voltage to the point where the charger detects the battery.

WArNINg:

Never use the Pre-Charge Time with Li-Po batteries. Doing so may cause

the battery to catch fire.

B -WAIT TIME Chg>DChg DEFAULT IS 1 MINUTE

When you cycle a Ni-MH or Ni-Cd battery (charging, discharging and then charging again),

the battery will get very warm. The Wait Time interval between each step of the process

allows the battery to cool before starting the next step. Default time is 1 minute, but this

can be set between 0 and 60 minutes. Always allow the battery to cool to room temperature

before charging or discharging.

C -NIMh SENSITIVITy D. PEAK – DEFAULT

The D.Peak (Delta Peak) value is adjustable between 5mV/Cell and 20mV/Cell. 8mV/

Cell is a good starting point for Ni-MH batteries. If the Delta Peak value is too high, you

risk overcharging the battery; if the value is too low, charging will stop before the battery

reaches full capacity.

D -NICD SENSITIVITy D. PEAK – DEFAULT

The D.Peak (Delta Peak) value is adjustable between 5mV/Cell and 20mV/Cell. 10mV/

Cell is a good starting point for Ni-Cd batteries. If the Delta Peak value is too high, you

risk overcharging the battery; if the value is too low, charging will stop before the battery

reaches full capacity.

E -TEMP. CUT-OFF DEFAULT IS 80C/176F

The charger can be used in conjunction with a battery mounted temperature sensor (sold

separately, DYN5033) connected to the Temperature Sensor Port to monitor the temperature

of the battery during the charging process. If the battery temperature reaches the cut-off

limit, the charger will stop the charging process. Temperature values can be adjusted

between 20–80° C (68–176° F).

NiCd Sensitivity

D. Peak Default

During charger operation, circuits monitor battery and charger functions. If the following messages show on the charger’s LCD screen, make the recommended responses. If the message continues

after you respond as recommended, contact your nearest Horizon Hobby customer service center for assistance.

REVERSE POLARITY

Make sure each connection polarity is correct between the power source and the charger, then between the charger and the battery.

PROCESS INTERRUPTED

Make sure the power connections are correct for charging.

OUTPUT SHORT CIRCUIT

Make sure there are no short circuits between the poles of the battery or the battery and the charger. Replace damaged wires.

INPUT VOLTAGE ERROR

Input voltage to the charger fell below the default or adjusted input voltage setting. Make sure the power source for the charger provides correct input voltage.

CHARGER FAILURE

Charger electronics require repair.

BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE

Battery voltage is lower than the value setting in the charger. Adjust settings, then make sure the battery is not damaged or replace the battery.

BATTERY HIGH VOLTAGE

Battery voltage is higher than the value setting in the charger. Adjust settings, then make sure the battery is not damaged or replace the battery.

CELL LOW VOLTAGE

Cell voltage is lower than the value setting in the charger. Adjust settings, then make sure the battery is not damaged or replace the battery.

CELL HIGH VOLTAGE

Cell voltage is higher than the value setting in the charger. Adjust settings, then make sure the battery is not damaged or replace the battery.

CELL CONNECT ERROR

Make sure the balance connection is correct for charging.

CHARGER OVERHEATING

Charger temperature is too high. Power OFF the charger and let it cool.

OVER POWER

Input voltage to the charger exceeded the default or adjusted input voltage setting. Make sure the power source for the charger provides the correct input voltage.

MAX CURRENT

Current is higher than the value setting in the charger. Adjust settings, then make sure the battery is not damaged or replace the battery.

SAFETY TIMER

Maximum safe time limit has been reached.

MAX CAPACITY

Maximum capacity limit has been reached.

MAX EXT. TEMP

External temperature is too high. Let charger and battery cool.

CONNECTION BREAK

Make sure the battery pack is connected to the charger.

9 - PB DISChArgINg

7 - NICKEL CyCLE ChArgINg

8 - PB ChArgINg

1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Connect the battery connector to the battery adapter cable.
3. Press the

Esc/Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select=Pb BATT.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

button.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button until Pb DISCHARGE appears.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

7. Once the parameters are at the desired settings, press and hold the

Start / Enter

button for 3

seconds.

8. The charger will check the battery and charger settings and discharging will begin.
9. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to see the rest of the Discharging information.

10. Press

Esc / Mode

at any time to stop discharging.

11. When discharging is complete, the charger will sound a series of beeps.
12. Disconnect the battery from the charger.

1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Connect the battery connector to the battery adapter cable.
3. Press the

Esc/Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select=Ni-MH/Ni-Cd.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

button.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button until Ni-MH/Ni-Cd DCHG>CHG appears.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

7. Once the parameters are at the desired settings including how many cycles

(A)

, press and hold

the

Start / Enter

button for 3 seconds.

8. The charger will check the battery and charger settings and charging will begin.
9. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to see the rest of the Cycle information.

10. Press

Esc / Mode

at any time to stop discharging.

11. When discharging is complete, the charger will sound a series of beeps.
12. Disconnect the battery from the charger.

1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Connect the battery connector to the battery adapter cable.
3. Press the

Esc/Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select=Pb BATT.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

button.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button until Pb CHARGE appears.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

7. Once the parameters are at the desired settings, press and hold the

Start / Enter

button for 3

seconds.

8. The charger will check the battery and charger settings and charging will begin.
9. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to see the rest of the charging information.

10. Press

Esc / Mode

at any time to stop discharging.

11. When charging is complete, the charger will sound a series of beeps.
12. Disconnect the battery from the charger.

CAUTION:

The Pb charge program menus are to be used ONLY for the charging and

discharging of Pb battery packs. Charging other battery types using the Pb charge

programs will damage the battery or the charger.

10 - DIgITAL POWEr

11 - MEMOry SAVE

12 - LOAD DATA

The Digital Power menu enables you to use the Prophet Sport Quad charger as a power supply for

external devices. The maximum Digital Power output for this charger is 6A / 24V.
1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Digital

Power.

3. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

4. Once the parameters are at the desired settings, press and hold the

Start / Enter

Button for 3

seconds.

5. Press the

Esc / Mode

Button at any time to stop supplying power to the external device.

6. Disconnect the external device from the charger.

The Memory Save menu option enables you to save 10 (x4) battery charging profiles that you use

most often.
1.

Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach

Program Select - Memory Save.

Press the

Start / Enter

Button to enter the Memory Save menu. The first time you enter the

menu, the “0” model memory location flashes.

Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to select a memory location (0-9), then press and hold the

Start / Enter

Button to save the selection. The BATT TYPE screen appears.

Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to select the desired battery type, then press the

Start / Enter

Button.

Press the

Inc

Button to adjust the parameters for Balance Charge, Cycle, Storage, etc.

Press and hold the

Start / Enter

Button for 3 seconds to save your selections. The charger

screen displays “Saving..”, then returns to the Memory Save screen.

The Load Data menu option enables you to access the 10 battery charging profiles that you stored

in the Save Data menu.
1.

Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach

Program Select - Load Data.

Press the

Start / Enter

Button to enter the Load Data menu. The first time you enter the

menu, the “0” model memory location flashes.

Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to select a memory location (0-9).

Press the

Start / Enter

Button for 3 seconds until the Charge screen appears.

Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to scroll through Charge, Balance Charge, Cycle, Discharge,

Storage, etc.

Press and hold the

Start / Enter

Button for 3 seconds to load the desired function.

5 - NICKEL (NI-Mh/NI-CD) ChArgINg

6 - NICKEL DISChArgINg

1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Connect the battery connector to the battery adapter cable.
3. Press the

Esc / Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select=Ni-MH/Ni-Cd.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

button.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button until Ni-MH/Ni-Cd CHARGE appears.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

7. Once the parameters are at the desired settings, press and hold the

Start / Enter

button for 3

seconds.

8. The charger will check the battery and charger settings and charging will begin.
9. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to see the rest of the Discharging information.

10. Press

Esc / Mode

at any time to stop discharging.

11. When discharging is complete, the charger will sound a series of beeps.
12. Disconnect the battery from the charge adapter.

1. Connect the banana plugs of the battery adapter cable to the

Power Output

of the selected

charge port

(A, F)

, making sure that the positive and negative connectors are not reversed.

2. Connect the battery connector to the battery adapter cable.
3. Press the

Esc/Mode

Button to scroll through the main menu screens until you reach Program

Select=Ni-MH/Ni-Cd.

4. Press the

Start / Enter

button.

5. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button until Ni-MH/Ni-Cd DISCHARGE appears.

6. Press the

Start / Enter

Button to edit the parameter.

7. Once the parameters are at the desired settings, press and hold the

Start / Enter

button for 3

seconds.

8. The charger will check the battery and charger settings and charging will begin.
9. Press the

Dec

Inc

Button to see the rest of the Discharging information.

10. Press

Esc / Mode

at any time to stop discharging.

11. When discharging is complete, the charger will sound a series of beeps.
12. Disconnect the battery from the charger.

ONLy NI-Mh IS ShOWN IN ThE FOLLOWINg ThrEE SECTIONS.

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PROGRAM SELECT

NiMH Battery

PROGRAM SELECT

Pb Battery

PROGRAM SELECT

Digital Power

PROGRAM SELECT

Memory Save

MEMORY NiMH [1]

AUTO 1.5A

MEMORY NiMH [1]

AUTO 1.5A

PROGRAM SELECT

Memory Load

PROGRAM SELECT

User Set =>

Temp. Cut-off

ON 80C(176F)

Factory reset

Press Enter > 2S

NiMH CHARGE Man

CURRENT 1.0A

NiMH DISCHARGE

1.0A 12.0V

C=1.0A D=1.0A 1

Pb CHARGE

0.1A 4.9V (2P)

Pb DISCHARGE

1.0A 4.9V (2P)

Wait Time

CHG>DCHG

5min

NiMH Sensitivity

D. Peak Default

Capacity Cut-Off

ON/OFF 5000mAh

Key Beep ON/OFF

Buzzer ON/OFF

PreCharge Time

ON/Off 1min

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Back–light

100%

Battery end volt

LiPo 4.20V/C

Safety Timer

ON/OFF 240min

Input Power Low

Cut-Off 11.0V

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