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5.6 CHARGING PROFILES
Please refer to Section 1.4.3 regarding general information on 4 stages of battery charging. Depending upon the type
of batteries to be charged and its application, 2/3/4 charging stages may be used based on the appropriate Charging
Prole.
When AC input within the programmed window of voltage and frequency is available, EVO will operate as a battery
charger. Option is available for 7 charging proles as follows:
• 6 options for the following 3-Stage / 2-Stage charging proles through programming parameter “CHARGING
PROFILE” designed to cover various charging requirements for Lead Acid, Nickel-Zinc (Ni-Zn) and Lithium Ion
Batteries.
o 0 = 3 Stage Adaptive (Default)
o 1 = 3 Stage Type 1
o 2 = 3 Stage Type 2
o 3 = 2 Stage Type 1
o 4 = 2 Stage Type 2
o 5 = 2 Stage Type 3
Refer to the following for more details:
• Section 5.7 for description and charging curves for
3-Stage Charging Proles
• Section 5.10 for description and charging curves for
2-Stage Charging Proles
• Programming procedure at Section 4.4.2.21 in the
EVO-RC-PLUS Remote Control Manual
• 1 option for 4-Stage Adaptive
Charging Prole for Equalization
for Lead Acid Batteries
Refer to the following for more details:
• Section 5.8 for description and charging proles
• Programming procedure at Section 4.4.2.12 in the
EVO-RC-PLUS Remote Control Manual
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CAUTION!
The Battery Management System (BMS) that comes with the type of Lithium Battery being used may need to
have control over charging and discharging of the battery. For this, Pins 4 and 5 of the Temperature Sensor Jack
(6, Fig 2.1; Pinout at Fig 5.0) may be used to feed potential free contact closing signal from the BMS to “Stop
Charging” or “Stop Inverting” Refer to Section 5.11.2 for details.
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ATTENTION!
Le système de gestion de la batterie (BMS) qui vient avec le type de batterie au lithium utilisé aura besoin
d'avoir le contrôle de charge et décharge de la batterie. Pour cela, les broches 4 et 5 du capteur de
température (6, Fig. 2.1; Pinout à la Fig. 5.0) peut être utilisé pour l'alimentation contact libre de signal de
fermeture de la BMS à "arrêter la charge" ou "arrêter d'inverser". Se reporter à la Section 5.11.2 pour plus
de détails.
SECTION 5 | Battery Charging in Evolution™ Series