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screen, then press the “+” or “-” button to select the appropriate peak
voltage threshold. Please refer to the “Notes on Charging Batteries”
section for the appropriate settings.
Once the Delta Peak threshold is set manually, the charger will use this
setting, even if it is not an appropriate setting for the battery. Please
follow the included recommendation on peak threshold settings.
Damage to the battery can occur if you are not careful.
8. The 969 also has the ability to perform a “capacity” charge. By pressing
the “Display Select” button again, you will see a capacity rating (mAH)
displayed. At this point you can enter the capacity to which you wish the
969 to charge. The 969 will not charge above this capacity. However, if
a peak is detected (based on the peak threshold selected) before this
capacity is reached, the 969 will terminate the fast charge cycle. After
the charge/discharge cycle is started, this display will show the amount
of charge/discharge in mAH.
If you wish to perform a normal peak charge, entering the battery’s
capacity is not necessary. Only change if you wish to perform a
capacity charge.
9. The 969 has the ability to perform a “timed” charge. Pressing the
“Display Select” will bring you to the timer function (Min). Here, you can
predetermine the length of the charge cycle in minutes. As with the
capacity charge, if a peak is detected before the selected time, the 969
will terminate the fast charge cycle. After the charge/discharge cycle is
initiated, this display will show the elapsed time of the cycle. Press the
“Start” button at any time to begin charging/discharging.
If you wish to perform a normal peak charge, entering the length of
charge time is not necessary. Only change if you wish to perform a
timed charge.
10. Once the charging starts, you cannot change settings. If you wish to do
so, please press stop button to stop the channel.
11. During the charge cycle, the voltage, charge rate, power status*, peak
threshold setting, current amount of charge/discharge in mAH, and
charge time can be viewed by pressing the “Display Select” button.
* Power status is the amount of available power, out of 100, that the
selected channel is currently utilizing. If power status shows 100,
this is an indication that the displayed charge current is the
maximum current that the charger can provide for that particular
battery.
12. Charging/discharging can be stopped at any time during the cycle by
pressing the “Start/Stop” button.
13. When the fast charge/discharge cycle is complete, the unit will beep
once and the word “stop” will blink on the screen. At this time, you can
scroll through the displays to check the finishing values mentioned
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