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General| Brand | Skyrc |
|---|---|
| Model | NC2500 |
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines to ensure proper and safe operation of the charger-analyzer unit.
Mandatory warning against using non-specified battery types to prevent fire and damage.
Highlights the charger's independent slots, LCD display, multiple modes, and smart device connectivity.
Details charging/discharging currents, voltages, capacity range, and physical dimensions.
Explains the data displayed on the charger and smart phone app during operation.
Explains battery capacity (mAh) and provides guidance on optimal charging/discharging rates.
Details battery matching for performance and the 'forming' process for new or stored batteries.
Covers trickle charging for maintaining charge and battery temperature during operation.
Describes the five modes: Charge, Discharge, Refresh & Analyze, Break-In, and Cycle.
Guides users through connecting power, inserting batteries, and selecting the desired operation mode.
Details how to select appropriate charging and discharging currents for different modes.
Covers setting discharge rates, refresh/analyze parameters, break-in capacity, and cycle counts.
Explains LCD backlight control, button functions, and the meaning of displayed data like capacity, current, time, and voltage.
Instructions for pairing the NC2500 charger with an iPhone or iPad via Bluetooth.
Overview of the app's controls for mode selection, parameter adjustment, and viewing battery status.
Procedure to clear the charger's memory of all previously paired Bluetooth devices.
Steps to establish a Bluetooth connection between the NC2500 charger and an Android device.
Details on using the Android app to control the charger, view data, and adjust system settings.
Covers warranty terms, liability exclusion, and manufacturer responsibilities.
Provides estimated charging times for AA and AAA batteries at various capacities and charging currents.
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