Powering The Charger; Connecting The Battery; Connecting The Balancer Socket - HITEC multi charger X4 AC Plus Mode D'emploi

4. Powering the Charger

The Hitec X4 AC Plus comes with a built in switching power
supply allowing you to connect it directly to a 120 VAC
wall socket using the supplied AC power cord. The charger
can also be powered by a 12 VDC car battery using the
included large terminal clips with matching 4 mm female
bullet connectors or it can be connectad directly to a DC
power supply.
4mm bullet connectors plug directly into most power supplies.

4.1. Connecting the Battery

To avoid creating a short circuit between the banana plugs
always connect the charge leads to the charger fi rst, and then
to the battery. Reverse the sequence when disconnecting
the pack.
Warning! Before connecting a battery, it is absolutely essential to check that you have set the parameters
correctly. If the settings are incorrect, you can damage the battery and create a dangerous situation that could
result in serious damage or injury.

4.2. Connecting the Balancer Socket

These picture show the correct way to connect your battery
to the Hitec X4 AC Plus for charging in the balance mode.
The balance socket attached to the battery must be connected
to the charger with the black wire aligned with the negative
marking. If your battery's balancer socket does not fi t in
the socket make sure to use the proper adapter board for
you battery type.
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Professional Balance Charger, Discharger
When connecting to a battery or power supply it is
critically important that you use either a fully charged
12 volt car battery or a high quality DC power supply
that has a voltage range between 12 V to 15 V DC and
a minimum current rating of 20 A. Failure to use proper
input power can result in unreliable performance and
may damage the charger.
Using terminal clip attaching to car battery.