Pressing the ‘3-D hotkey’ activates the marked value, so
that you can edit it if necessary. The variable value is indi-
cated by the cursor (inverse video), and it can now be edi-
ted using the ‘3-D hotkey’.
The process of programming a BID chip is exactly the same as that for setting up a
memory in the charger for a battery, with the exception that the procedure is expanded
by the addition of a date. We recommend that you enter the date on which the battery
was first used. Please read Chapter 5.3 for details of the programming procedure; this
section also states the limits for the individual parameters.
Each programming process must be completed by mar-
king and activating the ‘END’ line. If you have program-
med a new chip, or re-programmed the data, a security
query appears, as shown in the screen shot printed here.
Use the ‘3-D hotkey’ to select and confirm your answer.
Once you have confirmed that you want the data stored,
the screen displays a message stating that the process is
in progress. The charger emits a brief beep to confirm that
the storage process has been completed successfully.
10. CHARGE / DISCHARGE PROCESSES WITH A BID CHIP
Once you have edited and stored the BID data, the ‘BID
SYSTEM’ display appears again on the screen, with the
programmed charge / discharge parameters alternating in
the second line. A charge or discharge process is always
started from this display, which also appears as soon as
a BID chip is connected (see Chapter 9).
The selected process is actually started by holding the ‘3-
D hotkey’ pressed in for at least two seconds. The menu
for starting a charge or discharge process or a charge /
discharge cycle now appears. The course of events is
absolutely identical to that which occurs when you start a
process for one of the ten memories, and the same set-
up facilities and parameters are available. Please read the
section on page 17 (Chapter 6.1) carefully, as it describes
every aspect of this in detail.
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