HITEC X2 Ultima: DC/DC, 200 Watt, Dual Port Multi-Charger - Manual (Page 21)

INC
This screen shows that the processor detects the voltage
of one cell is too low.
This screen shows that the 4th cell was damaged. The
value of voltage may be zero if a disconnection occurs.
The processor monitors the voltage of each cell in the battery packs during the
“storage” and “discharging” process. If the voltage of any cell is abnormal, the
X2 Ultima will show an error message and forcibly terminate the program. So if
there is battery damage or a disconnection, you can see the error message and
press the Inc button to know which cell is damaged.
Voltage balancing and monitoring in the discharge process
CHARGING NICD/NIMH BATTERY IN THE CHARGE MODE
DEC
-
Batt type
Stop
Elapsed
time
INC
+
DEC
Start
Enter
-
INC
+
Charged
capacity
Battery
type
Charge
current
Battery
voltage
This program is for charging NiCd/NiMH batteries
associated with RC model applications. You can press
the Start/Enter key to make it blink and then the Inc or
Dec button to change the parameter value. Press the
Start/Enter key to store the value.
This program charges the battery using the current you set up. In the “auto” mode,
you should set up the upper limit of the charge current to avoid damage caused by
excessive feed current. Some batteries of low resistance and capacity can lead to
higher current in the “auto” charging mode. But in the manual mode, it will charge
with the current you set. You can make it blink in the current field and press the Inc
and Dec button simultaneously to swap between Auto and Manual Mode. NOTE:
Allowable fast charge current: 1C-2C
This screen shows the real-time status. Press the
Batt Type/Stop key to end the program. A sound will
emit to indicate the end of the program.
Charging NiCd/NiMH battery in the charge mode
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