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Manual MODSTER Easy Trainer 800
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7. Loader specification
Operating steps:
1. Plug the charger into a 100-240V AC power source - the power LED will start flashing green.
2. Connect the 2S or 3S battery to the respective charging output using the balancer connector. Only connect one battery! The Charge LED
lights up red when charging.
3. As soon as the LED is constantly green, charging is complete.
Functional description:
If the battery voltage is above 4.18V per cell, no charging process is started, the charge LED lights up constantly. If the battery voltage is below
0.7V, no charging process is started - the battery has been deeply discharged. If the battery voltage is below 2.8V, charging is started slowly. If
the voltage does not rise above 2.8V within half an hour, the charger recognises the battery as defective. The Charge Led flashes very quickly
and charging is stopped.
Self-test:
The charger will perform a self-test every time it is connected to a voltage source. In the event of a malfunction, the charge LED will flash very
quickly. If a full battery is connected, i.e. with 4.2V per cell, the charge LED flashes twice and then burns constantly - no further charging takes
place.
Troubleshooting:
1. power LED does not light up - power cable is not seated correctly, polarity reversed at the voltage source.
2. charging interrupts and restarts - voltage source offers too little voltage and/or power.
3. charge LED does not light up - reconnect battery, test voltage of battery.
4. charge LED flashes quickly - battery is defective or charging function is disturbed. Disconnect battery and contact service.
8. Undervoltage protection of the flight controller:
A LiPo battery produces little power below 3V per cell. The speed controller therefore protects the battery from this deep discharge by means
of a protective function. This protection works either by (1) reducing the power consumption by regulating the motor back or (2) by comple-
tely switching off the motor.