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11.
OUTPUT CONNECTOR CIRCUIT
7-CIRCUIT OUTPUT CONNECTOR FIGURE
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The view of the connector is from the outside looking into the connector, with the
output cable not installed
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Each Pin installed constitutes ‘ONE’ Circuit
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Not all circuits may be installed. But if they are installed, from one product to the
next, the circuit functions remain consistent
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The circuits are defined as follows:
o
PIN 1: Temperature Compensation Positive (+)
o
PIN 2: Temperature Compensation Negative (-)
o
PIN 3: Battery Charge Output Positive (+)
o
PIN 4: Vehicle Lockout (Inhibit) Positive (+)
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PIN 5: Battery Charge Output Negative (-)
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PIN 6: No Connection – Not Typically Installed
o
PIN 7: Vehicle Lockout (Inhibit) Negative (-)
12.
TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION OPTION
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Refer back to the section titled ‘Output Connector Circuit’ to locate the two circuit
pins that connect a Temperature Compensation Cable
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Temperature Compensation uses a temperature measuring device that is affixed
to the battery pack and uses two conductors to connect back to the Output
Connector located on the charger
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Every DPI Gen-IV Charger contains a temperature compensation circuit, installed
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If, at power up, or upon resetting, the charger looks to see if a Temperature
Compensation Cable is installed and, depending on the Charge MODE:
o
If not found installed, the charger will default to 25*C operation
o
If installed, charging set points will be automatically adjusted based on
battery temperature. This relationship is inversely proportional meaning
that a reduction of voltages occurs as battery temperature increases
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If Temperature Compensation Cable was installed but then the cable
experienced a break or a short in the cable, charging will cease and an
error condition will be produced – refer to the Charge Error Table