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CHARGER CONTROL LAYOUT
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The control has a large 4-line 20-character LCD display. User interface is thru a 4-button keypad with an ON/OFF, Arrow Up, Select, and Arrow
Down keys. ON/OFF primary use is for turning the charger ON and OFF the other 3 keys are primary used for setting the different parameters
available to the end user.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: CHARGING
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When the charger is connected to AC Power the display will show manufacture and program version, it will then default to the charge type-screen.
On this screen the user can select a Partial Charge (will return about 75%), Complete Charge (this charge is controlled by the entered parameters),
Reflash Power, MEMSAVR, Crank, or Manual. The desired type of charge is selected by pressing the enters button. If a Partial or Complete
Charge was selected it will display the Battery Type Selection screen at this point, select the battery type by using the arrow buttons and then
pressing Enter. At this point will ask if a "Battery Connected" if it is press enter to start right way or wait 10-second and it will start on its own. Can
return to the charge type-screen by pressing the ON/OFF button.
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REFLASH POWER – Used to hold the voltage on the battery at the set value while the vehicle is being serviced. Do not use without battery.
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MEMORY SAVER – Is used with the Memory Saver option to hold up the vehicle voltage while charging the battery. Plug cable into the power
plug, then set charger for MS and press ON/OF to start. If it does not see a voltage on the MS it will show an Error.
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CRANK – Used to assist starting a vehicle. Select and follow the screen prompts.
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MANUAL – This mode can be used to operate the charger just like a manual charger runs for the time set while limiting the current and voltage.
CHARGER SETUP
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The charger has several parameters that can be set to enhance the charger's operation or the user experience. To enter this set-up menu PRESS
And HOLD the Enter button (about 5 seconds). The Display will show the menu of items that maybe changed:
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LCD CONTRAST – Use to optimize the contrast on the display for optimum viewing.
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USE BUZZER – Used to turn the buzzer on and off.
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LANGUAGE – Used to select the language to be used in the display
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PARAMETER LOCK – Used to lock all the settings for the various battery types.
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VOLTS AT BAT – Voltage Drop; this is used to calibrate cable/clamp voltage drop. Should only need to be done if a large discrepancy
between the display voltage and actual battery voltage exist. To use: select while connected to a battery, unit will turn on in the midrange
current, place a calibrated meter on the battery terminals, then use the arrow buttons to adjust the display voltage to match meter on the
battery. When they match press select.
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JUMP CON MOHMS: – Used to determine voltage drop for line drop calculations.
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MANUAL TEST: – Used to test the unit in production.
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AMP OUTPUT: – Used to calibrate the current reading.
GENERAL CHARGING PARAMETER SETUP
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The IBC charger is setup for maximum versality. All charging parameters start at factory default. Once a parameter is changed then it will remain
changed at that setting until it is changed again. Parameters have limits depending on the battery type. All changes should be changed wit great
care to ensure not damaging the battery.
To change a parameter, press and hold the ON/OFF button. Use the UP/DOWN arrow buttons to place the carrot (arrow) on the parameter desired
to change. Press select, and carrot will start to flush. Now use the arrow buttons to change the parameter to the desired values within the limits
allowed. Once the parameter is set press the select button to lock that value in memory.
Battery Type: Use this to select the battery type that needs to be charged. When charger powers up it defaults to AGM, if the battery type is
unknown the AGM is usually a safe charge to use. To change parameters for a battery or mode then that item must first be selected, then all the
parameters for the item will change to match what they are set for. Not all parameters are needed for every battery type.
Maximum Current: Limits current out put of the charger. Can be used to limit heating of the battery. Some batteries have limits on maximum current
for charging.
Hold Voltage: Depending on the battery type this could be the maximum voltage the battery is charged at or it may be gassing point where the
current is reduced to charge the battery for maximum charge efficiency.
Run Time: This would be the maximum charge time allowed for charging the battery.
Safety Voltage: If this voltage is reached and cannot be reduced charge is terminated.
Finish Current: Depending on the battery type, this current is the current the charge is terminated on or the current used to finish the charge.
Time Post Gassing: This is the maximum time allowed after reaching the hold voltage.
Finish Types:
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NONE: – When charge is done just turns off.
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PULSE/TIME: – After charge is complete, charge remains OFF until the selected time is reached then charger will turn back on terminating
again the hold voltage is reached.
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PULSE/VOLTS: – After the charge is complete the charger will remain OFF until the battery voltage drops to the selected Float voltage then
charger will turn on and charge until it reaches the hold voltage.
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FLOAT: – After the charge complete will allow the battery voltage to fall back until reaches the FLOAT VOLTAGE then it will hold at the FLOAT
VOLTAGE until the battery is removed.
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