Programming the Input
In the charging principle of charger, after the charger is connected to the bat-
tery, monitor the battery voltage at first. If the battery connection is reliable and
correct, the charger enters the charging state. When the instrument is under the
battery simulation mode of load, an simulate battery voltage can be set, which
has weak output capacity capable of outputting small current for simulating bat-
tery state. Thus, the charger’s working requirements can be met.
In the configuration menu Config, if Mode is selected as Battery Sim., the load
enters the battery analog state. Press Esc to return to the main interface. At this
moment, the V-set key lights up. The user can set the existing voltage value of
the battery.
When the load is under the battery simulation mode, the loaded current limit
is the maximum current value of the model. The user does not need to set
small current for external output, the size of which has been defined in the
instrument.
4.5 Set I-Rise / I-Fall Slope
The I-Rise / I-Fall Slope indicates the rate in which the current setting value
changes to a new setting value, and it influences the rate of the real time
current, triggering current and the dynamic current.
The procedures to set I-Rise / I-Fall Slope are as follows.
1. Press [Shift]+[V-set] (Config) to enter into the configuration menu interface.
2. Rotate the knob and select “I-Rise” and press Enter to confirm.
3. Use knob or the right and left keys to adjust the I-Rise time and press
[Enter] to confirm.
4. Rotate the knob and select “I-Fall” and press Enter to confirm.
5. Use knob or the right and left keys to adjust the I-Fall time and press [Enter]
to confirm.
6. Press [Esc] to exit.
4.6 Set the Input-On/Input-Off Delay Time
You can set the input-on/input-off delay time within the range from 0 second to
10 seconds.
• On Delay is from the time that a command to turn on the input is received
until the input actually turns on.
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