Charging Steps - Hyundai HYSC-4000M User Manual

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(flooded) cell batteries. Plus, some batteries and electronics may be sensitive to high charging voltages. To
minimize risks, disconnect the battery from the vehicle before using this mode.

5. CHARGING STEPS

Step 1
Voltage(V)
Current(A)
STEP 1: DIAGNOSIS (Check if battery has connected with the charger and also check battery voltage)
STEP 2: DESULPHATION (If battery voltage is too low, programs automatically generate pulsing current to
remove sulphate, up to 5 hours)
STEP 3: ANALYSE (Check if the battery voltage reaches to the threshold after desulphation, and charging
begins if the battery voltage is OK)
STEP 4: SOFT START (Charge with echelon constant current)
STEP 5: BULK (Charge with constant maximum current until battery voltage is reached to the threshold)
STEP 6: ABSORPTION (Provide gradually declining current charge for maximum battery voltage)
STEP 7: ANALYSE (Test if the battery can hold charge) STEP 8: MAINTENANCE (Continuously monitor the
battery, and charging current will intelligently adapt to the variable battery voltage).
STEP 8: MAINTENANCE (Continuously monitor the battery, and charging current will intelligently adapt to
the variable battery voltage).
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