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General| Charge Power | 100W |
|---|---|
| Discharge Power | 10W |
| Balance Current | 300mA/cell |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Input Voltage | 11-18V DC |
| Battery Types Supported | LiPo, LiFe, Li-ion, NiMH, NiCd, Pb |
| Cell Count | LiPo/LiFe/Li-ion/LiHV: 1~6 cells, NiMH/NiCd: 1~15 cells, Pb: 2~20V |
| Charge Current | 0.1-10.0A |
| Discharge Current | 0.1-2.0A |
Covers charger safety, unattended operation, combustible materials, and proper surfaces.
Specifies allowable input voltages and environmental conditions to prevent damage.
Lists specific battery types that should not be charged or discharged by the RDX1 Pro.
Essential checks before charging, including battery type, current, voltage, and connections.
Provides nominal voltage, max charge/storage voltage, and min discharge voltage for various battery types.
Explains safe charge rates, C-rates, and cell voltage calculations for different chemistries.
Details discharging purposes and critical safety limits for lithium battery deep discharge.
Advises on break-in periods for lithium batteries and recommends normal use over dedicated cycling.
Identifies the RDX1 Pro charger and its included accessories.
Explains the function of each button on the charger's control panel.
Details the location and function of various ports and the display screen.
Describes the charger's intelligent software for automatic current setting and error detection.
Allows storing up to 10 different charge/discharge profiles for quick access.
Features an integrated cell voltage balancer for lithium batteries.
Enables monitoring and balancing of individual cells during the discharge process.
Supports charging and discharging of multiple lithium battery types including LiHV.
Offers four charging modes: Regular, Fast, Balance, and Storage.
Monitors input voltage to prevent battery damage, automatically stopping if below the limit.
Allows setting limits for charge capacity or battery temperature to terminate the process.
Protects batteries by allowing users to set a maximum time limit for charging/discharging.
Enables battery cycling (1-5 times) for refreshing and balancing battery performance.
Employs delta-peak voltage detection to end charge cycles when voltage thresholds are exceeded.
Allows PC control via Charge Master software for monitoring, setup, and firmware updates.
Details how to connect the charger to AC or DC power sources for operation.
Emphasizes crucial checks before connecting batteries and the correct connection sequence.
Explains correct connection to the balance socket, noting polarity for lithium batteries.
Guides users through the initial setup and default settings upon first power-on.
Provides a chart detailing available operations for different battery types.
Lists operations for NiMH, NiCd, and Lead Acid batteries, including charge, discharge, and cycle.
Explains how to adjust parameter values using the charger's buttons for program settings.
Guides users on selecting the correct battery type and number of cells for charging.
Instructs users on choosing the appropriate charging mode (e.g., Charge, Balance).
Details how to set the charge current, emphasizing suitability for battery capacity.
Explains how to set the discharge current, stressing the need for appropriate values.
Covers setting target voltage for Li/Pb batteries and cut-off voltage for discharge protection.
Details Cycle Mode for NiMH/NiCd batteries, including charge>discharge or discharge>charge options.
Explains how to set the number of cycles and re-peak counts for NiMH/NiCd batteries.
Describes the Trickle function for NiMH/NiCd batteries, providing low-current charging.
Reminds users to review settings and manufacturer recommendations before starting charging.
Guides users on how to start the charging process, including battery check and confirmation.
Explains how to use buttons to scroll through and view real-time charging information.
Details how to manually stop the charging process or what to expect upon completion.
Allows adjustment of the DC input low voltage warning threshold for user preference.
Sets the maximum charge capacity to automatically stop the charging process.
Configures the built-in safety timer to prevent overcharging due to faulty termination circuits.
Sets a temperature limit to automatically terminate charging/discharging if the battery overheats.
Allows selection of temperature units (Celsius/Fahrenheit) and setting of resting time.
Adjusts delta-peak sensitivity for NiMH/NiCd charge termination based on voltage detection.
Allows switching the balance connection ON or OFF for charging without the balance socket.
Configures audible feedback like key beeps and buzzers for operation alerts.
Allows choosing LCD definition best suited to user preference by adjusting contrast.
Provides instructions on how to reset the charger to its factory default settings.
Displays the current hardware and firmware versions of the charger.
Guides on using the battery meter to check voltage, cell status, and overall battery health.
Lists warnings related to incorrect polarity or interrupted/wrong battery connections.
Alerts users to input voltage outside the acceptable range (too low or too high).
Indicates errors related to cell count, internal unit, or external battery temperature.
Explains warnings for exceeding charge capacity, time limits, or battery voltage thresholds.
Details how to use Charge Master software for remote operation, monitoring, and firmware updates.
Covers the limited warranty terms, conditions, and liability exclusions for the product.
Provides instructions on how to obtain service or repair for the Hitec charger.
Advises on proper electronic waste disposal and includes a California Proposition 65 chemical warning.
Confirms the charger's compliance with relevant CE directives and FCC regulations.
