User manual

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DEC INC
DEC INC
DEC INC
DEC INC
DEC INC
NIMH Sensitivity
D.Peak Default
NICD Sensitivity
D.Peak
Rest Time
CHG/DCHG 5min
Safety timer
ON 120min
Default
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
Temp. Cut-off
ON 80C
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
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INC
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DEC
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Professional Balance Charger, Discharger
Hochleistungs Profi Balance
LADER / ENTLADER
6. Default User Preferences Setup
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NiMH and NiCd Delta Peak Sensitivity Setting
This feature sets the cutoff voltage for the automatic charge
termination of a NiMH and NiCd battery pack. The setting
can range from 3 to 15 mV per cell, the default is 4 mV
for NiCd and NiMH, the parameters are set individually for
NiCd and NiMH batteries. If the cutoff voltage is too high,
there is a danger of overcharging the battery, if it is too
low there is a possibility of premature charge termination.
Refer to the battery manufacturer‘s specifi cations to de-
termine the proper setting. Once you have established the
desired settings press „START/ENTER“ to confi rm the set-
ting then press „INC“ to move on to the next parameter.
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Temperature Cutoff Setting
You can choose whether or not you want to use the automatic
temperature cut off when using the optional temperature sen-
sors. When turned on you can set the maximum temperature
at which the charger should allow the battery to reach during
charging. Once a battery reaches this temperature, the charge
or discharge process will be terminated to protect the battery.
Once you have established the desired settings press „START/
ENTER“ to confi rm the setting then press „INC“ to move on
to the next parameter.
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Waste Time Setting
When charge/discharge cycling a battery the battery will
become warm. You can set a time delay ranging from 0 to
60 minutes after each charge/discharge process to allow
the battery to cool down before starting the next charge/
discharge cycle. Once you have established the desired
settings press „START/ENTER“ to confi rm the setting then
press „INC“ to move on to the next parameter.
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Safety Timer Setting
When the charge process starts, the integrated safety timer
runs simultaneously. If an error occurs or the charge termi-
nation circuit cannot detect if the battery is fully charged,
this setting will terminate the charge process to prevent
overcharging. Use the following Safety Timer Calculation to
determine the proper setting.
Safety Timer Setting Calculation
To determine the correct safety time setting when charging
NiCd or NiMH batteries, divide the capacity by the current,
and then divide the result by 11.9.