16  pulsar 3 
 
 
 
Cells’ voltage (V/c) window contains the following information: 
 
1.  3,52V – average voltage of all cells in the package (V/cell) 
2.  ↓ – voltage change tendency marker displayed above “V” (Volt) 
3.  Row of numbers – singular package cells’ numbering starting from the first, plugged into the package’s 
“minus” cable  
4.   ↑ 3,53V – voltage of the strongest cell in the package (here cell nr. 9) 
5.  Δ 0,01V – difference in voltage between the strongest and the weakest cell (10mV in this example). 
6.  ↓ 3,52V – voltage of the weakest cell in the package (here cell nr. 2) 
7.  V/c – cell’s voltage window – one of the two windows of the balancer 
8.  B: 90% – current balancer power (90% max. power of the balancer) 
9.  Upper dotted line –+0,05V voltage  in proportion to average package value 
10.  Middle dotted line – average package voltage 
11.  Lower dotted line – -0,05V voltage  in proportion to average package value 
12.  Singular bottom lines – balancer power level (cingular channel). The higher the line, the higher the 
balancing power of that cell is. 
13.  Singular voltages (on the right) – the cells with the highest and the lowest voltage are marked with the 
appropriate arrow (here cells 9 and 2) 
 
 
 
Equalized package capacity window (Ah/c) contains the following information: 
 
1.  3,51V – (above „V”) – average voltage of all cells in the package (V/cell) 
2.  ↓ – voltage change tendency marker displayed above “V” (Volt) 
3.  Row of numbers – singular package cells’ numbering starting from the first, plugged into the package’s 
“minus” cable  
4.  ↑ 3,52V – voltage of the strongest cell in the package  
5.  Δ 0,02V – voltage difference between the strongest and the weakest cell In the package (here 0.02V)  
6.  ↓ 3,50V – voltage of the strongest cell in the package 
7.  Ah/c – ampere-hour window per cell – one of the two balancer windows 
8.  B: 100% – current balancer power (100% max. balancer power) 
9.  Upper dotted line – 100% equalized capacity  
10.  Middle dotted line – 50% equalized capacity 
11.  Bars – equalized capacities in bar graphics. The highest bar shows the cell (here cell 12), which required 
the greatest balancing (100%)  
12.  Singular bottom lines – balancer power level (cingular channel). The higher  the line, the higher the 
balancing power of that cell is. 
13.  Equalize capacity – in ampere-hour per one cell )here in cell 12 = 0,021Ah) 
 
 
 
The display (inner resistance of cells mΩ/c) shows following information: 
 
1.  ,007 Ω/c = Sum of resistances of single cells alternating with middle inner resistance of all cells (Ω/cell) 
2.  ↑ 9,0 mΩ = Resistance of the cell with the highest value within the battery pack (cell 6 in this 
case)