Control Panel - Schumacher Electric DSR PROSERIES DSR125 Owner's Manual

studs. NOTE: Make sure the screw/
anchor combination installed into the wall
is able to support up to fifty pounds of
weight.
10.5 Position the charger, with the mounting
brackets installed, so that the keyhole slots
on the mounting brackets line up with both
screws you installed. Then slide the charger
down so that the screw heads lock in the
keyhole slot of the mounting brackets.

11. CONTROL PANEL

DISPLAY MODE BUTTON
Use this button to set the function of the
digital display to one of the following:
% (Battery %) – The digital display shows
an estimated charge percentage of the
battery connected to the charger's battery
clamps.
A (Amperage) – The digital display shows
the charging current, in DC amps.
V (Voltage) – The digital display shows
the voltage at the charger battery clamps,
in DC volts.
NOTE: Pressing the display button when
the Voltage function is active turns the
display off. Pressing the button again will
turn the display back on to Battery %.
BATTERY VOLTAGE BUTTON
Use this button to select one of the
following:
12V – The battery is a 12V type and
charges at the corresponding rate.
CAUTION: Do not use the 12V setting
for a 6V battery. Overcharging will occur.
The battery may burst and cause injury to
persons and damage to property.
6V – The battery is a 6V type and charges
at the corresponding rate. 6V setting is
not available for lithium ion batteries.
If a 12V battery is detected (battery
voltage above 8V), the button setting will
automatically change to 12V, with the
voltage of the battery displayed; the 6V
setting will not be allowed.
(Recovery) – For 12V non-lithium
ion batteries only. This rate uses a unique
recovery algorithm to recover a sulfated
battery. The display will show "REC" for the
entire recovery/charge/maintain cycle until
this option is deselected by the user. The
battery %, amperage and voltage will not
be shown.
CAUTION: Use the Recovery setting only
for 12V batteries. The Recovery setting
cannot be used with 6V batteries. The
12V setting is automatically applied when
Recovery is selected. Selecting Recovery
for a 6V battery will cause overcharging.
The battery may burst and cause injury to
persons and damage to property.
• 6 •