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PROGRAMMING THE BATTERY CHARGER
PROGRAMMING THE BATTERY CHARGER
The battery charger has the following programmable functions:
• Selecting the battery charge mode - liquid electrolite or gel.
• Selecting the network group.
• Selecting the priority within the network group.
• Activating/deactivating the monitor mode.
ACTIVATING PROGRAMMING
Press the button provided on the control panel for 6 seconds in order to activate the programming procedure. Once
this time has elapsed, the letter " " will appear steady on the display. At this point, release the button. The battery
charger will pass from one programming function to another in the order given below:
EL/GEL SELECTION
This function enables the charge provided by the battery charger to be optimized according to the type of batteries
used - liquid electrolite or gel.
WARNING: check which battery charging mode has been selected. If the wrong selection is made, this could
reduce the service life of the batteries or mean the charging time takes longer.
The letter " " (liquid Electrolite) or " " (gel) will appear flashing on the display according to the current setting.
To change the setting press and release the button quickly (press and release the button in less than 1 second).
To make the setting operative press the button for at least 2 seconds. The display will confirm the setting by showing
the letter selected for one second (steady).
SELECTING THE NETWORK GROUP
This function enables the user to determine which network group the battery charger belongs to (group " ", " " o
" "). Only one battery charger of the SBC ADVANCED PLUS MEDIUM POWER series can belong to each group.
The other devices making up the group can be terminals, sensors or interfaces.
A diagram is given below showing an example of a possible network:
GROUP A
SBC 700
ADVANCED
PLUS FR
CAN NETWORK
RDS 1540 KTB4
SBC ADVANCED PLUS MEDIUM - REV005A
RCM 1620 RCM 1620
GROUP B
SBC 650
ADVANCED
PLUS FR
KTB4 RDS 1520
GB
GROUP U
LCD
GSM
TERMINAL
INTERFACE
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