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CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
MODE Selection Button
The Mode selection button changes the
mode of operation of the charger between
AUTO CHARGE mode and POWER SUPPLY
mode. In Auto Charge mode, once the
charging parameters have been set and the
START button has been pressed, the charger
will commence a proprietary, advanced
multi-phase charging sequence designed
to provide an optimal charge. POWER
SUPPLY mode provides steady, stable
power to maintain system voltage during
programming events, on-vehicle repairs and
other applications where it is detrimental for
system voltage to drop below a specific threshold.
SUPPLY Control Buttons
Once an operator chooses SUPPLY Mode, they are able to select the desired system voltage to be maintained.
Desired voltage can be increased or decreased in 0.1V increments
CHARGE Control Buttons
Once an operator chooses CHARGE Mode, there are additional settings that must be chosen prior to
commencing the charging sequence.
The VOLTS button allows an operator to choose the specific operating voltage for the specific charging
situation involved. ALWAYS match the unit's operating voltage to the operating voltage of the battery(ies)/
equipment to be charged.
The Type button allows an operator to choose the specific battery type to be charged, enabling the charger to
provide the exact power profile for that battery type. Selectable battery types include traditional flooded and
AGM (including Spiral Wound) lead acid batteries, as well as LiFePO4 Lithium batteries.
The Rate button allows an operator to choose the desired charge rate for each specific application. Selectable
charge rates include 120A, 60A 40A or 10A (12V) and 60A, 40A or 10A (24V).
START Button
The START button is used to commence each function once all of the functional parameters have been set to
the desired values. The START button can also be used to discontinue any function once it has commenced.
LED Status Lights
LED lights in the control panel indicate which functional mode the charger is currently set to, as well as current
status of the chosen function once the function has commenced. In addition, error LEDs alert the operator to
unsafe operating conditions, including battery faults and reverse polarity connections.
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