Cycle Program („Cycle") - VOLTCRAFT VC-1506 Notice D'emploi

• If the discharge current and the discharge voltage need to be set, press the „Start/Enter" button. The discharge
current blinks.
• Change the discharge current using the buttons „+>" and „
You can set a value between 0.1A and 1.0A.
• Afterwards, the final discharge voltage blinks, which is also set with the buttons „+>" and „<-". Voltage values
between 0.1V and 25.0V are possible.
• When setting the voltage value, make sure that the cell voltage for NiMH may not be below 1.0V, with NiCd not
below 0.85V.
• Otherwise the accumulator may be damaged!
• To begin the discharge process, keep the „Start/Enter" button pressed (approx. 3 seconds).
• Now the display shows different information just like during the charge process (discharge time, discharge capa-
city, discharge current and current accumulator voltage).
• If you press the button „Start/Enter" during the discharge process, the discharge current can be changed (see
above).
• If the settings are wrong, or if the charger detects a problem, an audio signal is emitted and the appropriate infor-
mation is shown on the display.
• You can stop the audio signal by pressing the „Batt Type/Stop" button. You then return to the previous configura-
tion menu.
• Once the discharge process has been completed, an audio signal is emitted.
• If you wish to terminate the discharge process beforehand, press the „Batt Type/Stop" button.
c) Cycle program („CyCle")
To test or refresh accumulators, you can perform up to 5 cycles in sequence. The two possible combinations are
„Charge/Discharge" („CHG>DCHG") and „Discharge/Charge" („DCHG>CHG").
In the basic settings, a brief cooling phase can be set between each cycle so as to prevent the battery from overhe-
ating.
• After you have selected the „NiMH" or „NiCd" program in the main menu with the button „BattType/Stop" and con-
firmed this with the button „Start/Enter", you can select the cycle program using the button „+>" or „
shows NiMH accumulator):
", confirm the value using the „Start/Enter" button.
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