Key Pad Models (Multifunction Battery Charger); Key Pad (Pag. 2); Setting Battery Voltage; Pulse-Tronic Charge/Boost - Telwin DOCTOR CHARGE 50 Manual De Instrucciones

4. KEY PAD MODELS (MULTIFUNCTION
BATTERY CHARGER)
They come equipped with a highly user-friendly
LED indicator key pad.
They feature a wide variety of functions:
1. CHARGE - automatic charger and maintainer
using PULSE-TRONIC technology;
2. BOOST - rapid charge;
3. DESULFATION - regeneration of sulphated
batteries;
4. START (if foreseen) - starter aid.

4.1 KEY PAD (Pag. 2)

6V
3 sec.
BOOST
DESULFATION
Display, setting and signalling KeyPad (fig. B).
1. Battery voltage selector button - 6V/12V/24V, in
BOOST, DESULFATION and START mode (if
present).
2. selected battery LED: 2.a - 6V, 2.b - 12V, 2.c -
24V.
3. Alarm signals.
4. battery status signal:
- 4.a - battery charging;
- 4.b - battery charged.
5. START mode LED (if present).
6. DESULFATION mode LED.
7. BOOST mode LED.
12V 24V
START
FULL

4.2 SETTING BATTERY VOLTAGE

Use the button (fig. B.1), to set the rated voltage for
the battery to be charged.
VOLTAGE SELECTION
After connecting the clamps to the battery terminals:
- if the value detected is higher than the set value,
the LED will flash (fig. B.2), and the ALARM LED
comes on (fig. B.3);
- if the value detected is lower than the set value, the
LED will flash (fig. B.2), according to the selected
voltage until the selected process automatically
commences.
NOTE. The no battery connected status is indicated
by the flashing LED (fig. B.4a).

4.3 PULSE-TRONIC CHARGE/BOOST

PULSE-TRONIC CHARGE
The battery charger automatically detects the
construction technology and the battery status,
and starts and ends the PULSE TRONIC charge
process (see par. 2.2.1) with respective signalling
by the LEDs (fig. B.4a) and (fig. B.4b).
FUNCTION SELECTION
END OF CHARGE - EXAMPLE
BEEEP
PULSE-TRONIC CHARGE BOOST
It is possible to run the BOOST rapid charge from
the advanced program mode, pressing and holding
the button (fig B.1) for 3 seconds, and selecting this
utility (fig. B.7).
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Alarm
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Alarm
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