Cycle Page; Lipo, Lilon, Life, Nicd, Nimh, Pb Battery Cycle Pages; Lipo, Lilon, Life, Nicd, Nimh, Pb Battery Cycle Processes - GRAUPNER Polaron Operating Instructions Manual

This page (left) shows a display of the discharging pro-
cess with the parameters and graph. Both the voltage and
current will increase to the preset parameters. The pre-
set current value may be limited by the charge/discharge
capacity and the input voltage setup. The max discharge
operates at 30W.
Tapping the graph will access the data view page, allowing
the operating data to be displayed.
Please refer to pages 27-29 for more information.
Tapping the part in the red circle (left) will change the
screen to the Set current window. The discharge current
parameter used during the operation can then be entered.
Tapping the
These setup parameters are immediately used by the
charger in the discharging process and the parameters are
not stored in the memory.
Pressing the
to appear, asking if you want to stop operating. Tapping
the STOP or ESC buttons will cause the charger to either
stop or continue the discharge process, respectively.

◎ CYCLE PAGE

Tapping the CYCLE icon on the main page will access the cycle mode. Tapping the data
box will activate this parameter (blue). Tapping the DEC/INC buttons will access the pro-
gram for the parameters.
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button will return to the operating window.
button will cause a pop-up window
USER NAME

LiPo, Lilon, LiFe, NiCd, NiMH, Pb battery cycle pages

Tapping the part in the red circle will activate (blue) this parame-
ter, allowing this value to be programmed. The parameters entered
into the Charge and the Discharge mode are used to set the
charge/discharge current during the operations. Tapping the Enter
button will access the next page.
1) Operating sequence of the cycle mode
charge
2) Cycle
3) C->D Delay - Time interval after the charge (1-30min)
4) D->C Delay - Time interval after the discharge (1-30min)

LiPo, Lilon, LiFe, NiCd, NiMH, Pb battery cycle processes

The charger determines if there is a connection to the
balance board.
This determination is an automatic process.
Tap the CYCLE icon on the main
page to
access the cycle mode.
C > D - Discharge after the charge
D > C - Charge after the discharge
D:C > D - 1 time discharge: Discharge after the
- The number of operating cycles ( 1-10 times)
The parameters entered into the Charge and Dis-
charge modes are used in the charge/discharge pro-
cesses. These values can be changed.
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