Overlander RC6-Touch User Manual

WARNING : This charger is not a domestic appliance, it should be only used and positioned in the
correct environment. Due to the power volatility of Lithium batteries it should be positioned on a fireproof
base at least 1.5 meters from any flamable materials
WARNING : Never leave the charger unattended
Never exceed maximum battery charge rate
Never charge non-approved or non EU compliant Batteries
Never charge in the wrong mode
Never charge near flammable material
Warning : Read and familiarise yourself with the instruction manual before operating the charger, seek
advice from other charger users or Overlander is you are unsure of any proceedures

Overlander RC6-Touch Specifications

General

Charge Power	80W
Balance Port Current	300mA/cell
Cooling System	Built-in fan
USB Output	5V/2A
Input Voltage	11-18V
Battery Type	LiPo, LiFe, NiMH, NiCd, Pb
Cell Count	1-6 cells
Charge Current	0.1-6.0A
Discharge Current	0.1-1.0A
Screen	Touchscreen
Current Range	0.1-6.0A

Summary

Charger Connection Guide

Safety Precautions for Connection

Essential safety warnings and cautions to follow before and during charger connection.

Initial Charger Setup

User Setup Parameters

Configuring essential settings like temperature cut-off, input cut-off, timer, and display contrast.

Lithium Battery Charging Programs

LiPo, Lilon, and LiFe Setup

Guide to selecting and configuring programs for LiPo, Lilon, and LiFe battery types.

Charge Confirmation and Cell Detection

NiMH/NiCd Battery Charging

Charge Modes Explained

Discharge and Cycle Operations

Lead-Acid (Pb) Battery Charging

Pb Charging Configuration

Setting up charge current and voltage for lead-acid batteries, matching battery specifications.

Digital Power Supply Mode

Configuring Power Output

Setting the output voltage, current, and maximum power for the power supply function.

Data Viewing and Battery Balancing

Battery Data Measurement

Performing Battery Balancing

Steps to select battery type and initiate balancing for improved cell uniformity.

Error and Warning Messages

General Operational Errors

Understanding errors like polarity, connection interruption, and input voltage issues.

Battery and Charger Faults

Limit Exceeded Warnings