Equalizer Display; Cycle Data - ROBBE Power Peak E1 Mode D'emploi

9. Equalizer-display
As soon as the voltage sensor lead of a Lit-
hium battery is connected, the charger
starts to "equalize" the cells.
For accurate cell voltage measurement it is
essential to connect the battery charge
lead (positive and negative) to the unit in
addition to the voltage sensor lead, in
order to obtain the same potential for each
cell.
The individual cell voltages are displayed in
graphic and numerical form.
The letter "B" following a cell number indica-
tes that this cell has been equalized.
Alternatively the individual cell voltages can
CELL 3 : 4.332V
4,3V
2,9V
BALANCE: 99,4%
again.
In this sub-menu you can view the voltage
of all the individual cells as a numerical
value and in graphic form.
To see the voltage of an individual cell,
move to the corresponding bar using the
Select buttons / wheel: the voltage of that
cell is then displayed in numerical form.
Operating instructions
Power Peak E1
be displayed in a
bar graph.
This is accomplis-
hed by moving to
line 3 and pres-
sing Enter.
To leave the dis-
play press Enter
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10. Cycle data

The "Cycle data" display shows all the rele-
vant data which is generated and stored
during a charge - discharge process.
For each charge (C) and discharge (D)
cycle the charged-in or discharged capacity
and the average voltage are displayed
separately.
This is a useful feature for checking the per-
formance of a battery pack. Up to ten cycles
can be stored; the data stored as No. 1
represents the current values.
On-screen display of the current cycle. In
this example Cycle 1 of two pre-selected
cycles is currently in progress.
The Cycle menu is only a display menu; the
actual charge parameters are displayed in
the "Out 1 Data" menu.
The first step of the cycle (charge or disch-
arge, and any interval between the cycles)
is set in the "USER SETTINGS" menu.
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