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Charge Current | 0.1-6.0A |
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Battery Types | LiPo, LiFe, Li-ion, NiMH, NiCd, Pb |
Max Charge Power | 50W |
Max Discharge Power | 5W |
LiPo/LiFe/Lilon Cells | 1-6S |
NiMH/NiCd Cells | 1-15S |
Pb Battery Voltage | 2-20V |
Smart Battery | No |
Current Drain for Balancing | 300mA/cell |
Cell Count (LiPo/LiFe/Li-ion) | 1-6S |
Cell Count (NiMH/NiCd) | 1-15S |
Cell Count (Pb) | 1-10S |
Case Material | Plastic |
Input Voltage | DC 11-18V |
Discharge Current | 0.1-2.0A |
AUTO function, PC software for operation/monitoring, and smartphone control via WiFi module.
Storing charge/discharge profiles, internal cell balancing during charging and discharging.
Expert adjustment of terminal voltage and compatibility with LiPo, Lilon, and LiFe battery types.
Fast charge, storage mode, re-peak, cyclic charging, and automatic current limit for various battery types.
Battery metering (voltage, resistance) and safety limits (capacity, temperature, time).
Never leave charger unattended; terminate process immediately if malfunction is detected.
Keep charger away from dust, damp, heat, and place on a heat-resistant surface.
Ensure correct DC input voltage (11-18V) and verify battery specifications before use.
Crucial to select the correct voltage for different battery types to prevent fire or explosion.
Avoid charging mixed cell types, faulty batteries, non-rechargeable, or batteries not stated as suitable.
Essential checks before charging: program selection, current/voltage settings, and secure connections.
Understand charge calculation, correct cable connection, and always follow manufacturer's charging instructions.
Pay close attention to lithium battery connection, polarity, and avoid arbitrary disassembly.
Proper discharging procedures, setting final discharge voltage, and avoiding deep discharge for lithium batteries.
Explanation of the memory effect in NiCd and NiMH batteries and its impact on capacity.
Detailed functions of the charger's control buttons: BATT PROG/STOP, DEC, INC, and ENTER/START.
How to alter parameters, start/stop processes, and the initial mode upon powering on the charger.
Instructions for connecting the charger to a power source like an AC adapter or 12V car battery.
Crucial steps for connecting the battery, checking settings, and preventing short circuits.
Correct use of the balance socket for lithium batteries, including polarity alignment.
Two methods for setting up the charger: using memory profiles or manual configuration.
Navigating through programs and selecting the desired charging mode, such as LiPo Balance Charge.
Setting battery parameters like voltage and cell count, and initiating the charging program.
Real-time display of charge status, including battery type, voltage, and elapsed time.
Accessing detailed information like cell voltage, capacity percentage, internal/external temperature.
How to manually stop the charging process and notification upon program completion.
Storing up to 10 charge/discharge profiles for different batteries for quick recall.
Setting battery type, voltage, cells, charge/discharge current, and terminal voltage within memory profiles.
Displaying saved battery profile details such as battery type and cell count.
Loading a stored memory set and initiating the charge/discharge process by holding START/ENTER.
Configuring the integral safety timer and setting the maximum charge capacity cut-off.
Setting temperature cut-off limits and selecting display units between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Configuring rest time between cycles and other user-configurable system preferences.
Adjusting Delta-peak sensitivity for NiMH/NiCd batteries' auto charge termination.
Configuring button beep feedback and setting the input power low cut-off voltage.
Loading factory default settings, viewing hardware/firmware version, and serial number.
Connecting the battery to check total, highest, lowest, and individual cell voltages.
Connecting the battery to measure its total, highest, lowest, and individual cell resistances.
Lists and explains common error messages, such as connection breaks, cell errors, and temperature issues.
Overview of PC software for operating, monitoring, and updating the charger's firmware.
List of accessories included in the charger package, such as charging cables and connectors.
Definitions of key terms like final charge/discharge voltage, current, capacity, C-rating, and nominal voltage.
SkyRC's disclaimer regarding product use, potential misuse, and operations not covered by the manual.
Details of the one-year warranty covering manufacturing and assembly defects from the date of purchase.