Turnigy B405, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Starting Charge
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Continued
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Care and Handling of LiPo, Li-Ion and LiFe Batteries (Continued)
Starting Charge
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Continued
) Warning and Error Messages
NEVER charge LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe batteries at currents greater than the maximum
rated current as specified by the battery
’
s manufacturer
.
NEVER allow LiPo cells to come into contact with moisture or water at any time.
NEVER allow the electrolyte from LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe batteries to get in the eyes
or on the skin
-
wash affected areas immediately if they come in contact with the
electrolyte and contact your doctor .
NEVER
attempt to use the charger’s NiCd and NiMH functions for LiPo or Li-Ion
batteries
.
ALWAYS keep lithium batteries away from children.
NEVER attempt to charge a lithium battery that is swollen or where one cell is
under 3
.
0V
NEVER allow LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe cells to overheat at any time as they can become
physicaly damaged and could possibly explode or catch fire
!
If a battery becomes
overheated
(
over 140
°
F
,
60
°
C
),
disconnect it from the charger IMMEDIATELY
.
NEVER continue to charge LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe batteries if the charger fails to
recognise a full charge
.
LiPo and LiFe cells which swell or emit smoke may be in
overcharge condition and should be disconnected from the charger immediately
.
NEVER set the charger’s LiPo/Li-Ion or LiFe battery voltage settings to a voltage
that is HIGHER than the nominal rating of the battery itself
,
as such cells cannot
handle overcharging in any way .
The B405 incorporates various functions to protect and monitor the system
,
to verify
functions and the state of its electronics
.
In the case of an error
,
the screen will
display the cause of the error
.
This is also warned via an audible sound
.
The DC input voltage is below 10
.
0V or exceeds 18V DC
.
Make sure
that the input voltage is within this range
.
A battery is not connected to the output . Make sure a good connection
exists between the battery and charger and re
-
try
.
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