Del. Bat; Return - ROBBE ALC 8500-2 Expert Instructions D'utilisation

14.1.3 Del. Bat.

This function is used to erase batteries which are stored in the database but no longer required. Call
up the database, select the battery to be erased using the jog dial or the arrow buttons, then confirm
your selection ("OK / Menu" button) to erase the battery from the database.

14.1.4 Return

To return to the Conf. Menu, press "Return", then confirm by pressing the "OK / Menu" button.
14.2 C/D-Para
The charge / discharge parameters are configured in the "C/D-Para"
menu (Fig. 28). In this menu you can set the final discharge voltages
for the various battery technologies, and also select the maximum
number of charge / discharge cycles for the "Cycle" and "Form"
functions. It is only possible to alter the individual parameters within
the permissible limits, as this avoids a safety risk if incorrect parame-
ters are entered.
Return?
CyCyNiMH?
CyFoNC?
Fig. 29: Menu points in the "C/D-Para" menu
Fig. 29 shows the menu points available in the "C/D-Para" menu, which are once again selected using
the jog dial or the arrow buttons. Confirm your choice with the "OK / Menu" button, and you can then
alter the settings within the available limits. The following parameters can be modified:
NC
U
Final discharge voltage for NC batteries in the range 0.8 V to 1.1 V per cell
NiMH
U
Final discharge voltage for NiMH batteries in the range 0.8 V to 1.1 V per cell
LiIon
U
Final discharge voltage for Lithium-Ion batteries in the range 2.70 V to 3.10 V per cell
LiPol
U
Final discharge voltage for Lithium-Polymer batteries in the range 2.70 V to 3.20 V per cell
Pb
U
Final discharge voltage for lead-acid batteries in the range 1.70 V to 2.00 V per cell
-dU NC
Charge cut-off detection for NC batteries, variable in the range 0.15% to 1.00% -dU
-dU NiMH
Charge cut-off detection for NiMH batteries, variable in the range 0.10% to 0.40% -dU
CyCy NC
Maximum cycle count for NC batteries in the "Cycle" function; variable in the range 2 to 20 cycles
U NC? U NiMH?
CyCyNC? -dU NiMH?
CyFoNiMH?
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Fig. 28: Configuring char-
ge / discharge parameters
U
Lilon?
-dU NC?
Restore? Return?
U LiPol?
U
Pb?