DPSI BMS Operating Manual Version 1.0
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However, automatic turning on only functions if current flows from
battery 1! If battery 1 is not loaded (but battery 2), the DPSI BMS is not
turned on.
Hint:
Whenever the current from battery 1 exceeds 100 to 150 milli amps, the DPSI
BMS automatically turns on. If the current is less (e.g. only a receiver without
servos is connected), the DPSI BMS does not turn on.
As soon as the current from battery 1 and battery 2 drops below 100 to
150 milli amps, the DPSI BMS turns off after approx. 10 seconds!
Hint:
As soon as the receiver set is turned off and the current from battery 1 drops
below approx. 100 to 150 milli amps, the DPSI BMS turns off automatically after
approx. 10 seconds.
Hint:
If the DPSI BMS turns itself on due to a short current pulse and the current
immediately drops below 100 to 150 milli amps, the DPSI BMS does not
necessarily turn off automatically, because the internal logic does not know
where the turn on command came from (automatic or push button).
Hint:
Current consumption of the DPSI BMS when turned off is just several µA.
Connected batteries therefore are not discharged!
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