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How to charge a battery (Fig. 2)
Select a charging programme.
Set switch [ F ] to I/ON to turn on the battery charger.
Press buttons [ ◄ ► ] to display the operation data. Data
displayed:
First Menu Fig. 1,1
0 ) “Volt” battery voltage selected
0 ) (Amp /Ah) charging current selected
03) Type of battery selected
04) Charging programme selected
05) Warning icon (See the ‘Signals’ section)
Second Menu Fig. 1,2
0 ) Charging phases
0 ) Battery voltage
09) Current supplied
Press and hold button [Test & go ] for 1 seconds to start
charging the battery.
The battery charger runs the sulphation test to check if the
battery is sulphated. LED [A] flashes as long as the test lasts,
and then remains on until the battery is fully charged.
If the icon “S” is shown once the test is over, this means that
the battery has fully discharged and that a sulphation process
has begun.
In this case, it is advisable to run the desulphation
programme.
The selected programmed is not interrupted when the “S”
symbol is displayed.
Press and hold button [Test & go ] for 1 seconds to stop
charging the battery.
You can increase or decrease the “Amp” current by means Battery types available:
of buttons [ ▲▼ ] while a battery is being charged. “WET” = WET cells and MF
“GEL” = GEL and AGM batteries that need low charging
Once the charge is completed (“Traction” programme) voltage
or when the battery charger keeps the battery voltage at “AGM Power”= AGM batteries that need high charging
its maximum level (programmes: “STANDARD”; “STD + voltage
EQUAL”; “Desolf”), the LED [ A ] flashes.
“Ca/Ca” = Calcium-calcium batteries
“Quick Start” The battery charger saves the settings
Select the “Amp” charging current.
before it turns off and restores them once it is switched
on again. In case of power failure, the battery charger
resumes the charging cycle when the energy is
restored.
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How to programme your battery charger
You cannot use the battery charger if you are in the
Programming Menu.
Press button [Setting Menu] to activate the battery
charger programming and scroll through the Menu with
buttons [ ◄ ► ].
According to what you want, you can select a parameter or
change a numeric value using buttons [ ▲▼ ]. When you
change to the next parameter, the change is saved.
Control Overview
Select the charging programme.
Programmes available: Fig. 6
“Standard” = regular charge ( phases)
“Std+Equal”= regular charge and equalisation ( phases)
“Desolf” = desulphation (3 phases)
“Booster” = quick start
“Traction” = battery charge by traction ( phases)
Phases of charging programmes: Fig. 6
) Check for sulphated battery
) Low current charge “soft start”
3) Battery is filled with the maximum current selected.
4) Charge is completed, current diminishes.
5) Battery check
) Equalisation
9) Battery is kept at the maximum voltage
) Desulphation
Never use the desulphation function for
batteries installed on motor vehicles: Remove
the battery before charging it.
Select the battery voltage, “Volt”: , , 4 Volt :
Select the type of battery.
Besides the charging current, “Amp”, the range of
recommended batteries for that current “Ah Min - Ah Max” is
shown.
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