Save Setup Parameters; Load Setup Parameters; Load Control Firmware; Load Module Firmware - Hawker LIFESPEED MOD3 Owner's Manual

LIFESPEED MOD3

Save Setup Parameters

Enables the storage of the charger Setup Parameters to a USB data storage device (aka memory stick, thumb
drive).

Load Setup Parameters

Enables the uploading of the charger Setup Parameters from a USB data storage device (aka memory stick,
thumb drive).

Load Control Firmware

Enables the updating of the charger's internal firmware. Firmware updates will be provided by Hawker.

Load Module Firmware

Enables the updating of the power modules' internal firmware. Firmware updates will be provided by Hawker.
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Charge Profile Configuration

Battery Capacity

Without BBWC: this adjusts the battery AH capacity used by the charger to determine start and finish
rates, and should match the AH capacity of the battery being charged.
With BBWC: the battery AH capacity will be automatically transmitted from the BBWC.
When running in ionic: In ionic with Auto Capacity is enabled, the value is not used and it automatically
calculates the Ah capacity of the battery. If using ionic and Auto Capacity is disabled the charger will use this for
the Ah capacity of the battery.

Auto Capacity

Select either Disable or Enable. Only used for ionic. All other profiles are manual all the time and will either
use the battery Ah programmed into Battery Capacity or the value the charger reads from the BBWC. When
enabled in ionic the charger will automatically adjust to battery Ah sizes within the range it covers. (depending
on number of modules installed)

Battery Temperature

This parameter adjusts the regulation voltages on the charging profile (values between 5° and 149° F (–15°
and 65° C).
Without BBWC: defines the average operating battery temperature before the charge. It is recommended
the average electrolyte temperature be entered, especially in cold areas.
With BBWC: the battery operating temperature will be automatically transmitted from the BBWC. The
battery temperature will be analyzed during the charge; if it increases too much, the charger will stop to prevent
any possible damage.
High Battery Temperature
Defines a battery temperature safety limit.
Without BBWC: not used.
With BBWC: If the battery temperature, during the charge, reaches the programmed limit, the charger will
stop the charge cycle and wait until the temperature decreases.
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