Resource Upgrade; Blc Port Test; Slave Board Upgrade (Product Update); Error Messages - GRAUPNER S2003 Operating Instruction

Resource Upgrade (Image and sound download)

RESOURCE UPGRADE

<Image & Sound>
Press the button.
'Download Start '
< WARNING !!! >
DO NOT TURN OFF
THW POWER.
Smart BMS *POLARON*
1. This screen is used to downlowed image and sound files from a PC to the flash memory in the
charger.
2. Program updates are found at www.openhobby.com and www.graupner.co.kr
BLC Port Test (Checking balance port)
This screen (left) is used to check the balance port. Please note
*** BLC Port T est ***
that the user cannot access this mode. (Only available to the
Testing BLC Port... manufacturer)
Smart BMS *POLARON*

◎ SLAVE BOARD UPGRADE (Product Update)

1. This screen (left) is for product updates from a PC
(personal computer).
2. Updates are available at www.openhobby.com and
www.graupner.co.kr
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◎ ERROR MESSAGES

POLARON PRO DC chargers have a number of error and
warning messages that are designed to advise the user
of any problems. Tapping the error message can clear the
message and return to the previous page.
▶ Input voltages of less than 11V or exceeding 28V.
No Battery
Battery is not connected
to the output.
◆ A No Battery error message indicates that there is
Pls connect the battery to
no battery connected to the charger.
the output then restart!
Reverse Polarity
A Battery is connected
to the output in reverse!
◆ A Reverse Polarity error message indicates that
Pls correctly connect the
the battery is plugged in "backwards", inverting
battery to the output.
the positive to negative connections.
Open Circuit
A Battery is disconnec-
ted during an operation.
◆ An Open Circuit error message indicates that the
Pls reconnect the battery
charging/discharging battery has been disconnected.
and restart!
during an operation.
Short-Circuited
Output short-circuited.
Pls check the output.
◆ A Short-Circuited error message may indicate
multiple errors, including faults at the charger output
leads, at the battery leads, within the battery and lo-
cations on the cables, causing the short circuit.
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