Charging Program - Ultra Power UP300AC Touch Instruction Manual

OPERATION DIAGRAM - SETTING, START, STOP

Charging Program

Depends on different battery type, the operation programs are different.
Batt Operation
Type Program
CHARGE
DISCHARGE
STORAGE
LiPo
Lilon
FAST CHG
LiFe
BAL CHARGE
VOLT METER
CHARGE
AUTO CHG
DISCHARGE
NiMH
NiCd
RE-PEAK
CYCLE
VOLT METER
CHARGE
DISCHARGE
Pb
VOLT METER
This charging mode is for charging LiPo/LiFe/LiIon battery in normal mode.
This mode is for discharging LiPo/LiFe/LiIon battery.
This program is for charging or discharging lithium battery which will not be
used for long time.
The charging capacity may be a bit smaller than normal charging but the
process time will be reduced.
This mode is for balancing the voltage of lithium-polymer battery cells while
charging.
Note: We recommend charging lithium batteries with a balance wire
in the balance mode only.
The user can check lithium battery's total voltage, the highest voltage, the
lowest voltage and each cell's voltage.
The charger will charge NiMH and NiCd batteries using the charge current
set by the user.
In this program the charger detects the condition of the battery which is
connected to the output and automatically charges the battery.
Note: you should set up the upper limit of the charge current to avoid
damage by excessive feeding current. Some batteries of low
resistance and capacity can lead to higher current.
This mode is for discharging NiMH/NiCd battery.
In re-peak charge mode, the charger can peak charge the battery once,
twice or three times in a row automatically. This is good for confirming the
battery is fully charged, and for checking how well the battery receives fast
charges.
1 to 5 cyclic and continuous process of charge>discharge or
discharge>charge is operable for battery refreshing and balancing to
stimulate the battery's activity.
The user can check Nickel battery's total voltage.
This mode is for charging Pb battery.
This mode is for discharging Pb battery.
The user can check Pb battery's total voltage.
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