Programming A Bid Chip; Menu Structure, Programming Procedure - ROBBE POWER PEAK FN DUO POWER Manual Del Usaurio

POWER PEAK FUN DUO POWER
All the displayed parameters are erased when you connect a battery, or when you switch
from discharge to charge. At the same time the stored capacity values are all moved back
by one (e.g. from M1 to M2).
7.

PROGRAMMING A BID CHIP

If the charger is set to the Start display or any other set-up menu, new menu points beco-
me available for programming BID chips as soon as a BID chip is connected to the char-
ger by means of the adaptor lead. The same applies if the charger is switched on with a
chip connected. Press the 'SELECT' button repeatedly until the screen shows the follo-
wing display. Starting from this menu you can set all the battery parameters which are to
7.1

MENU STRUCTURE, PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE

Operating instructions
be stored on the chip, using the procedure already
described.
'INC' / 'DEC'
button
'SELECT' button
'SELECT' button
'SELECT' button
'SELECT' button
'SELECT' button
'SELECT' button
'INC' / 'DEC'
button
Initial screen display for programming
a BID chip; press the 'INC' or 'DEC'
button to initiate the programming
procedure
Programming the battery type: use the
'INC' or 'DEC' button to select; the
cursor and status indicator 'N' flash
Programming the cell count: use the
'INC' or 'DEC' button to select; the
cursor and status indicator 'N' flash
Selecting the battery capacity: use the 'INC'
or 'DEC' button to change the value in 50
mAh increments; the cursor and status indi-
cator 'N' flash
Programming the charge current: use
the 'INC' or 'DEC' button to select; the
cursor and status indicator 'N' flash
Programming the discharge current:
use the 'INC' or 'DEC' button to select;
the cursor and status indicator 'N' flash
Date display: use the 'INC' and 'DEC'
buttons to select; the cursor and sta-
tus indicator 'N' flash
End of the programming procedure.
Press 'INC' or 'DEC' button to return
to the normal screen display. The out-
put voltage is then displayed, cursor
and 'N' flash
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