ROBBE Power Peak Quad EQ-BID 230 V Bedienungsanleitung Seite 39

Power Peak® Quad EQ-BID 230 V
SETTING ThE DISchaRGE cURRENT
ted in steps of 0.1 A. Press the 'ENTER' button again to confirm your selection. The
discharge current up to 1A can be selected in steps of 0.1 A. The maximum discharge
current is dependent on the cell count as well as the battery voltage. The processor in the
battery charger will limit the maximum discharge current.
SETTING ThE aUDIBLE SIGNaL
Press the 'INC/ DEC ' button to leaf through the screen display until the arrow is next to
There are 5 signal styles to choose from, also the acoustic signal may be switched off.
Each press of the "INC" or "DEC" button will set up a new signal sound and sound once
again to make the choice easier.
SaVING ThE SETTINGS
Press the 'INC/ DEC ' button to leaf through the screen display until the arrow is next to
7.4 STaRTING a chaRGE/DISchaRGE PROcESS
• Press 'ENTER' to prepare the displayed memory for the charge process.
Prepare the memory for storage.
Operating Instructions
Press the 'INC/ DEC ' button to leaf through the
screen display until the arrow is next to Discharge
Current . Press the 'ENTER' button and the '+ / -'
symbol flashes. The charging current can be selec-
Charge Current. Press the 'ENTER' button and the
'+ / -' symbol flashes. Now use the "INC/ DEC" but-
tons to select the sound, e.g. the acoustic signal that
will sound when the charge process is complete.
End. The settings are saved by pressing the ENTER
button. The Display shows the start display again, it
returns to its initial home position.
• Press 'MAN', and the Start display appears.
• Use the 'MODE' button to select
the desired process
• In the interests of safety, the screen
displays the stored parameters again.
• Press the START button to start the charging
process, an acoustic signal indicates the
status. Then the working display,
containing all important parameters,
is then shown (see Section 5.1).
• With the 'INC' or 'DEC' buttons, you can change
the current during the charging procedure, the new
value flashes before being adopted.
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