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Details safe usage of the BC 112C model's AC power input, warning against moisture and damage.
Explains the fuse's role in overload protection, its rating, and replacement procedure.
Describes the proprietary Power-Flex technology for battery conditioning and its benefits.
Guides on connecting battery packs using Tamiya-style or other connectors, emphasizing polarity.
Explains VOLTS, AMPS, TIME, and A/HR display modes for monitoring charging parameters.
Describes the VOLTS PEAK display, showing the peak voltage reached during charging.
Allows adjustment of charge current (AMPS SET) and timed charge duration (TIME SET).
Selection of Power-Flex conditioning levels (PF1, PF2, PF3, OFF) for battery optimization.
Details profiles PO, P1, P2, CS accessed via the START button for specific charging needs.
Procedure for setting and starting a charge for a specific duration without peak detection.
Explains the function of the indicator LED during various charging phases.
Guidance on setting fast charge amperage (2-4x rated capacity) for Ni-Cad and Ni-MH cells.
Explains trickle charging at 1/10th capacity for topping off batteries and equalization.
Tips for using Power-Flex, DC power supplies, and cooling cells before charging.
Methods for discharging batteries using resistors to prevent memory and capacity loss.
Introduction to the DIS-350 module for testing, cycling, and matching batteries.
Addresses problems caused by loose connections, reversed wires, or improper power supply.
Lists and explains error codes ECO, EC2, EC5, EC6, ECF displayed during charging.
| Input Voltage | 11-18V DC |
|---|---|
| Output Current | 12A |
| Charging Ports | 1 |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Types Supported | LiPo, LiFe, NiMH, NiCd, Pb |
| Cell Count | 1-6S LiPo/LiFe, 1-15 NiMH/NiCd, 1-12V Pb |
| Balance Current | 300mA/cell |
| Charging Modes | Charge, Discharge, Balance, Storage, Fast Charge |
| Protection Features | Over Current, Over Voltage, Over Temperature, Short Circuit |
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