Fusion Emperor L702B Pro - Manual (Page 13)

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CHARGING A NICD/NIMH PACK
In the flow chart below, we have shown an example of how to charge a 6 cell (7.2V)
3000mAh NiMH pack at 4.5 amps using a ‘Normal’ charge type.
1]NiMH 6S 3000mAh

CHG. : 4.5A 5mV/C
DCHG. :10.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1x 10m

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
ENTER
Press and hold
the Enter button
for 2 seconds to
start.
[ NiMH ] CHARGE
*** BATTERY ***
*** CHECK ***

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
C-AUTOMATIC 0:01:12
CAPACITY : 15mAh
VOLTAGE : 8.212V
CURRENT : 4.10A

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
C-AUTOMATIC 0:04:02
INPUT VOLT : 14.222V
PEAK VOLT : 8.922V
AVG. VOLT : 0.000V

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
Mode
ESC
C-AUTOMATIC 0:05:18
BAT. TEMP. : 22.1°C
PEAK TEMP. : 22.1°C
BATTERY RES: 100mΩ

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
Mode
ESC
ENTER
Press and hold
the Enter button
for 2 seconds to
start the charge.
Press the ‘Inc’ or
‘Dec’ buttons to
change the
charge type.
▲
INC
DEC
▼
1]NiMH 6S 3000mAh
CHG. : 4.5A 5mV/C
CHARGE <AUTOMATIC>

0]NiMH 6S 3300mAh
CHG. : 3.3A 5mV/C
DCHG. : 5.0A 0.8V/C
CYCLE : C

D 1X 10m
NORMAL
ESC
STOP
CHARGE
Press and hold
the ‘ESC’ button
for 2 seconds to
stop the charge.
After selecting charge for a NiCd or NiMH pack, you are given the option to select
four different charge types. These are:-
Automatic This is a fully automatic charge that will ignore the selected charge parameters. The
charger will monitor the battery by stopping the charge for a few seconds every minute
and then automatically adjust the charge current to make sure the best charge current
is delivered to your pack.
Normal The charger will charge the pack at the selected charge current, but will stop charging
for five seconds every minute. This allows for better peak detection.
Linear The selected current is maintained throughout the charge.
Re-Flex Reflex (sometimes know as ‘Burp’ or ‘reverse pulse’) charging is where the charger
applies a reverse charge of 4 times the charge current for 4/1000 of every second.
Reflex charging is believed to help remove oxidizing gas bubbles from the cell plates in
the battery, allowing it to charge more efficiently. Reflex charging is not always
recommended for NiMH cells, so please check with your battery manufacturer first.