Control Panel - DSR Pro Serie Manual De Instrucciones

11. CONTROL PANEL

DISPLAY MODE BUTTON
Use this button to set the function of the
digital display to one of the following:
% (Battery %) – The digital display shows
an estimated charge percentage of the
battery connected to the charger's battery
clamps.
A (Amperage) – The digital display shows
the charging current, in DC amps.
V (Voltage) – The digital display shows
the voltage at the charger battery clamps,
in DC volts.
NOTE: Pressing the display button when
the Voltage function is active turns the
display off. Pressing the button again will
turn the display back on to Battery %.
BATTERY VOLTAGE BUTTON
Use this button to select one of the
following:
12V – The battery is a 12V type and
charges at the corresponding rate.
CAUTION: Do not use the 12V setting
for a 6V battery. Overcharging will occur.
The battery may burst and cause injury to
persons and damage to property.
6V – The battery is a 6V type and charges
at the corresponding rate. 6V setting is
not available for lithium ion batteries.
If a 12V battery is detected (battery
voltage above 8V), the button setting will
automatically change to 12V, with the
voltage of the battery displayed; the 6V
setting will not be allowed.
(Recovery) – For 12V non-lithium
ion batteries only. This rate uses a unique
recovery algorithm to recover a sulfated
battery. The display will show "REC" for the
entire recovery/charge/maintain cycle until
this option is deselected by the user. The
battery %, amperage and voltage will not
be shown.
CAUTION: Use the Recovery setting only
for 12V batteries. The Recovery setting
cannot be used with 6V batteries. The
12V setting is automatically applied when
Recovery is selected. Selecting Recovery
for a 6V battery will cause overcharging.
The battery may burst and cause injury to
persons and damage to property.
BATTERY TYPE BUTTON
Use this button to select the type of battery.
NOTE: Batteries should be marked with
their type. If charging a battery that is not
marked, check the manual of the item that
uses the battery.
NOTE: When the "LITH" battery type is
selected, only the "12V" voltage setting is
available.
STD (Standard) – Used in cars, trucks
and motorcycles, these batteries have
vent caps and are often marked "low
maintenance" or "maintenance-free".
This type of battery is designed to
deliver quick bursts of energy (such as
starting engines) and has a greater plate
count. The plates are thinner and have
somewhat different material composition.
Standard batteries should not be used for
deep-cycle applications.
Deep-Cycle – Set button to AGM.
Deep-cycle batteries are usually marked
as "Deep-Cycle" or "Marine". Deep-cycle
batteries are usually larger than the
other types. This type of battery has less
instant energy but somewhat greater
long-term energy delivery than regular
batteries. Deep-cycle batteries have
thicker plates and can survive a number
of discharge cycles.
AGM – The Absorbed Glass Mat
construction allows the electrolyte to be
suspended in close proximity with the
plate's active material. In theory, this
enhances both the discharge and recharge
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