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PB CHARGING

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

until you reach the 7 main menus.

Then press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

until you reach the PROGRAM

SELECT Pb BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu.

Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to reach the Pb CHARGE

screen and set charging parameters. The charging amperage

(A)

can be set between

0.1 and 6.0A. Voltage

(C)

is dependent on the number of cells in series

(B)

and can

be set between 2.0 (for 1P batteries) to 20.0V (for 10P batteries).

Pb CHARGE

0.1A 2.0V(1P)

To select values other than the existing parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the charge current value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

charge current value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the value and the voltage value

(C)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

voltage (and # of cells in series

(B)

)

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the voltage value

If no parameters are flashing, you can press the

down (–) Button

Increase

Button

to select another program such as DISCHARGE.

To start charging, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds.

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.

PB dISCHARGING

A battery pack’s capacity can be verified by discharging the pack to its minimum
voltage level and measuring the current as the pack is discharged.
Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

until you reach the 7 main menus.

Then press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

until you reach the PROGRAM

SELECT Pb BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu.

Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to reach the Pb DISCHARGE

screen and set discharging parameters. The discharging amperage

(A)

can be set

between 0.1 and 2.0A. Voltage

(C)

is dependent on the number of cells in series

(B)

and can be set between 2.0 (for 1P batteries) to 20.0V (for 10P batteries).

Pb DISCHARGE

0.1A 2.0V(1P)

To select values other than the existing parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the discharge current value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

discharge current value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the value and the voltage value

(C)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

voltage (and # of cells in series

(B)

)

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the voltage value

If no parameters are flashing, you can press the

down (–) Button

Increase

Button

to select another program such as CHARGE.

To start discharging, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds.

SAVE dATA

PROGRAM SELECT

SAVE DATA

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

to change among the 7 main menu

screens and go to the PROgRAM SELECT SAVE DATA screen. Use this menu to save a
battery profile. To reduce the time required to initiate a charging or discharging cycle on a
battery you regularly use, this charger has been designed with the capability of storing up
to 5 battery profiles that can be quickly accessed and run using the Load Data menu.

SAVE [01]

2.0V 5000mAh

• Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu

• Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to select a battery profile

(A)

(1 through 5)

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to save the battery profile value so the battery

type

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to select a battery type

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to save the battery type and the voltage value

(d)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the voltage

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to save the value and the battery capacity

(C)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

battery capacity

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to save the value and the battery profile value flashes

• Press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for at 3 seconds until the screen

changes to the CHARGE menu

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to set the CHARGE parameters. Refer to the bat-

tery type parameter setting instructions

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to go to and set other

parameters (BALANCE CHARgE, DISCHARgE, etc.)

After setting all parameters, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds

until the screen changes.

SAVE...

After the battery profile has been saved, the charger will return to the PROGRAM
SELECT SAVE DATA screen.
Enter the Save Data menu and create more battery profiles or press the

Battery

Type/Memory Button

to go to other options.

LOAd dATA

PROGRAM SELECT

LOAD DATA

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

to change among the 7 main menu

screens and go to the PROgRAM SELECT LOAD DATA screen. Use this menu to load
a saved battery profile.

LOAD [01]

LiPo

11.1V 5000mAh

• Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

and the battery profile value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to DECREASE or INCREASE

the battery profile value

• Press and hold the

Select/Start Button

until the battery charging function

screen shows

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to go to the charging function you

need

• Press and hold the

Select/Start Button

to start the chosen charging function

PROGRAM SELECT USER SET

USER SET

PROGRAM–>

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

to change among the 7 main menu screens and go to the USER SET PROgRAM–> screen. Use this menu to set up program-

ming as desired for charging your batteries. USER SET programming lets you change from default settings for “behind the scenes” operating parameters for this charger.
At the USER SET PROgRAM-> screen, press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter the menu. Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to change between

sub-menu screens. Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

to return to the main menu screen.

LITHIUM BATTERy TyPE

Use this menu to choose lithium battery type: Li-Po, Li-Io or Li-Fe, which shows on
other Lithium battery screens.

LiPo

V. Type

3.7V

• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the voltage value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to change the voltage value

(changing voltage value changes lithium battery type): 3.7V for Li-Po, 3.6V for
Li-Ion and 3.3V for Li-Fe

• Press the

Select/Start Button

to save your selection

LITHIUM BATTERy CHECk TIME

LiPo/LiIo/LiFe

CHK Time

10min

Use this menu to set a time limit on a lithium battery check. The battery charger can
automatically identify the number of series cells in a lithium battery pack. Normally
this checking process is very quick; however, it will not work properly if the battery
pack is damaged or over-discharged. Very large capacity packs will also take longer
to check. To prevent errors, the charger default is to spend up to 10 minutes to
identify the number of cells. Time limit can be between 5 and 60 minutes.
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the time value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

time value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

NI-MH SENSITIVITy (PEAk VOLTAGE)

NiMH Sensitivity

D.Peak Default

Use this menu to adjust the peak voltage level (D.Peak) at which charging stops
for a Ni-MH battery pack. The D.Peak value is adjustable between 5mV/Cell and
20mV/Cell. generally, 8mV/Cell is a good choice for Ni-MH batteries. When this
value is set too high, a battery may be over-charged. When this value is set too
low, the charger will not charge a battery to full capacity.
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the D.Peak value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

D.peak value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

NI-Cd SENSITIVITy (PEAk VOLTAGE)

NiCd Sensitivity

D.Peak Default

Use this menu to adjust peak voltage level (D.Peak) at which the charging stops
for a Ni-Cd battery pack. The D.Peak value is adjustable between 5mV/Cell and
20mV/Cell. generally, 10mV/Cell is a good choice for Ni-Cd batteries. When this
value is set too high, the battery may be over-charged. When this the value is set
too low, the charger will not charge a battery to full capacity.
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the D.Peak value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

D.Peak value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

BATTERy CUTOff TEMPERATURE

Temp Select

Temp Cut-Off 80C

Use this menu to set a cutoff temperature that can prevent damage to the battery
by stopping the charging process if the battery temperature reaches that limit.
The charger can be used in conjunction with a battery mounted temperature
sensor (sold separately, DYN5033) connected to the

Temperature Sensor Port

(d)

to monitor the temperature of the battery during the charging process. The

temperature can be set between 20 –80° C (68–176° F).
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

so the temperature value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

temperature value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

WASTE (BATTERy COOL-dOWN) TIME

Waste Time

CHG>DCHG 1min

Use this menu to set waste time during each step in a cycle. When a Ni-MH or Ni-Cd
battery is cycled (charged, discharged and charged again) it will get hot, therefore it is
necessary to set a waste time interval during each step of the process to make sure
the battery and charger are completely cooled before moving on to the next part of the
cycle. Default time is 1 minute, but this can be set between 0 and 60 minutes.
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the time value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

time value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

SAfETy TIMER

Safety Timer

ON 180min

Use this 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 over-
charging the battery. This time value can be set between 10 and 720 minutes.
To select values other than the default parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so ON or OFF

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to turn the safety timer ON or OFF

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this setting and the time value

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

time value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

BEEP ANd BUZZER SOUNd CONTROL

Key Beep

Buzzer ON

Use this menu to set the key beep and charger alarm buzzer at ON or OFF as
needed. We recommend that you keep the alarm ON so the alarm will sound when
charging is complete or if there is cause for alarm during charging.
To select values other than the default parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so ON or OFF

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to set the key beep at ON or OFF

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this setting and ON or OFF

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to set the buzzer at ON or OFF

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

BATTERy CAPACITy CUTOff

Capacity Cut-Off

ON 5000mAh

Use this 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.
To select values other than the default parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so ON or OFF (A) flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to turn the capacity cutoff ON or OFF

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this setting and the capacity

value

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE

capacity value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

INPUT POWER LOW VOLTAGE CUTOff

Input Power Low

Cut-Off 11.0V

Use this menu to set the input voltage limit so an alarm will sound if the voltage
goes below the cutoff value. The voltage alarm value can be set from 10.0 to
11.0V.
To select a value other than the default parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the voltage value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

voltage value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save this value

USB dEVICE CHARGING

The charger has the capability to charge a smartphone, music player or any USB-compatible device with the

2.1A USB Power Output Port (E)

. To use the charging

function, simply connect a compatible charging device or cord into the charge port while the charger is powered ON. The charger provides up to 2.1A current at 5V DC.

TROUBLESHOOTING

LCD Screen Warning and Error messages shown below. 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

CONNECTION BREAK

Make sure the power connections are correct for charging

SHORT ERR

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

INPUT VOL ERR

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

VOL SELECT ERR

Incorrect setting for cell in series count (pack voltage) of a lithium battery. Make charger settings match the battery pack label cell in series count
specifications or replace the battery

BREAK DOWN

Charger electronics require repair

BATTERY CHECK 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 CHECK 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

Battery Type

Li-Po

Li-Io

Li-Fe

Ni-MH

Ni-Cd

Standard voltage (Volts per cell)

3.70

3.60

3.30

1.20

2.00

Max. voltage (Volts per cell)

4.20

4.10

3.60

1.60

2.45

Min. voltage (Volts per cell)

3.00

2.00

1.00

0.85

1.75

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Declaration of Conformity

(in accordance with ISO/IEC 17050-1)

No. HH2014082602U1
Product(s):

Prophet Precept 80W Charger

Item Number(s): DYNC2015EU, DYNC2015UK
The object of declaration described above is in conformity with the requirements of the specifications listed below, following the provisions of the EMC Directive

2004/108/EC and LVD Directive 2006/95/EC:

EN55022:2010 + AC:2011

EN55024:2010
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Horizon Hobby, LLC
Champaign, IL USA

August 26, 2014

Mike Dunne

Executive Vice President Product Divisions, Horizon Hobby, LLC

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Revised 10/2014 | 41026.2

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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.

LEAd-ACId/SEALEd-LEAd-ACId (PB) BATTERIES

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

to change among the 7 main menu screens

and go to the PROGRAM SELECT Pb BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to en-

ter this menu. This is the menu in which you set the standard Pb battery charge parameters.

PROGRAM SELECT

Pb BATT

The nature of a Lead-Acid or Sealed-Lead-Acid battery is very different from that of
Lithium, Ni-MH or Ni-Cd batteries. The output current of a Pb battery is lower than
other batteries relative to their capacities. Furthermore, lead-acid batteries can’t be
charged at a level greater than 1/10 their capacity. For example, a 5000mAh lead
acid battery can’t be charged at a rate greater than 0.5A. For more details on the
charge and discharge capabilities of your battery, please refer to the charging data
supplied by the battery manufacturer.
Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to go to one of the control

screens (CHARgE or DISCHARgE) to do what your battery needs. Correctly connect
your Pb battery to the charger. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

and adjust charg-

ing parameters as needed. Press and hold the

Select/Start Button

(approximately 3

seconds) until the screen changes to start the battery check/charge sequence. After
confirmation, charging starts and information will show on the LCD screen.

Pb–6 4.0A 12.39V

CHG 022:43 01082

A Pb battery pack is charging

Battery pack has 6 cells in series

Charging rate is 4.0A (4000mAh)

Voltage being applied to the battery is currently 12.39V

Present charge level of the battery is 1082mAh

Time elapsed since the charge process started is 22:43

During charging, the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

can be pressed to show several

parameter messages on the LCD screen including: End Voltage, Capacity Cut-off, Safety
Timer setting, Temperature Cut-off, External Temperature and Input Power Voltage. To
change the charging rate during charging, press the

Select/Start Button

, then increase

or decrease the rate using the

down (–) Button

and

Up (+) Button

. The charger signals

when the charging (or discharging) process is complete (if Buzzer is set to ON).
Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

at any time to stop charging (or discharging).

NICkEL-CAdMIUM (NI-Cd) BATTERIES

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

to change among the 7 main menu

screens and go to the PROGRAM SELECT Ni-Cd BATT screen. Press the

Select/

Start Button (k)

to enter this menu. This is the menu in which you set the standard

Ni-Cd battery charge parameters.

PROGRAM SELECT

NiCd BATT

Change other Ni-Cd battery charging settings as needed in the USER SET menu.
Refer to the PROgRAM SELECT USER SET section.
Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to go to one of the control

screens (CHARgE, DISCHARgE or CYCLE) to do what your battery needs. Correctly
connect your Ni-Cd battery to the charger. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

and

adjust charging parameters as needed. Press and hold the

Select/Start Button

(approximately 3 seconds) until the screen changes to start the battery check/charge
sequence. After confirmation, charging starts and information will show on the LCD
screen.

NiCd 2.0A 7.59V

CHG 022:43 01082

A Ni-Cd battery pack is charging

Charging rate is 2.0A (2000mAh)

Voltage being applied to the battery is currently 7.59V

Present charge level of the battery is 1082mAh

Time elapsed since the charge process started is 22:43

During charging, the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

can be pressed to show

several parameter messages on the LCD screen including: Ni-Cd Sensitivity, Capacity
Cut-off, Safety Timer setting, Temperature Cut-off, External Temperature and Input
Power Voltage. The charger signals when the charging (or discharging) process is
complete (if Buzzer is set to ON).
Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

at any time to stop charging (or discharging).

CAUTION:

The Ni-Cd charge program menus are to be used ONLY for the charging and discharging of Ni-Cd battery packs. Charging other battery types using the

Ni-Cd charge programs will damage the battery or the charger.

NI-Cd CHARGING

Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

until you reach the 7 main menus.

Then press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

until you reach the PROGRAM

SELECT NiCd BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu.

Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to reach the NiCd CHARGE

screen and set charging parameters. The charging amperage

(A)

can be set

between 0.1 and 6.0A.

NiCd CHARGE Man

CURRENT 0.1A

To select a value other than the existing parameter:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the charge current value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

charge current value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the value

If no parameters are flashing, you can press the

down (–) Button

Increase

Button

to select another program such as DISCHARgE or CYCLE.

To start charging, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds.

NI-Cd dISCHARGING

A battery pack’s capacity can be verified by discharging the pack to its minimum
voltage level and measuring the current as the pack is discharged.
Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

until you reach the 7 main menus.

Then press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

until you reach the PROGRAM

SELECT NiCd BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu.

Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to reach the NiCd

DISCHARGE screen and set discharging parameters. The discharging amperage

(A)

can be set between 0.1 and 2.0A. The discharge level

(B)

can be set for AUTO or

from 0.1 to 25.0V.

NiCd DISCHARGE

0.1A AUTO

To select values other than the existing parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the discharge current value

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

discharge current value

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the value and the voltage value

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

voltage

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the voltage value

If no parameters are flashing, you can press the

down (–) Button

Increase

Button

to select another program such as CHARgE or CYCLE.

To start discharging, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds.

NI-Cd CyCLE CHARGING

The battery can be put through a series of charge/discharge cycles using this
program. Cycling Ni-Cd batteries can increase capacity and rejuvenate neglected
batteries. Discharge capacity and average battery voltage help you compare batteries
for the best run time and power.
Press the

Battery Type/Memory Button (H)

until you reach the 7 main menus.

Then press the

Battery Type/Memory Button

until you reach the PROGRAM

SELECT NiCd BATT screen. Press the

Select/Start Button (k)

to enter this menu.

Press the

down (–) Button (I)

Up (+) Button (J)

to reach the NiCd CYCLE

screen and set charge/discharge cycle count parameters.

NiCd CYCLE

DCHG>CHG 5

To select values other than the existing parameters:
• Press the

Select/Start Button

so the cycle type

(A)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to set the cycle type as

CHG>DCHG or DCHG>CHG

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save your choice and the number of

cycles

(B)

flashes

• Press the

down (–) Button

Up (+) Button

to DECREASE or INCREASE the

cycle count between 1 and 5

• Press the

Select/Start Button

again to save the cycle count value

If no parameters are flashing, you can press the

down (–) Button

Increase

Button

to select another program such as CHARGE or DISCHARGE.

To start cycling, press and hold the

Select/Start Button

for 3 seconds.

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