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The P200-LCD universal battery charger is intended for charging
rechargeable NiCd or NiMH batteries of type Mono (C), Baby (D),
Mignon (AA) and Micro (AAA) as well as 9-V block batteries, which
are suitable for charging current, specified in the technical data. In
order to avoid the memory effect, NiCd batteries will be automatically
discharged just after they have been inserted into the charging
device. The processor-controlled charging of batteries takes place
according to the "Minus Delta U" procedure; this means, that each
battery, independent from its charge state, will be fully charged
(100 %) without being overcharged, as soon as it has been inserted
into the charging device. Because each battery type reacts
differently, the device, as a matter of course, is equipped with single-
cell monitoring – each battery will be individually charged up to its
maximum capacity. The batteries must not be removed from the
device after the charging procedure has been completed. The trickle
charge compensates for self-discharging of batteries and prevents
battery overcharging. Furthermore, via this device so-called RAM
cells can also be charged. These cells are charged via the constant
voltage; the charging end voltage of 1.73 V or the 1.69 V open circuit
voltage of the RAM cell initiates the end of the charging procedure.
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Select the desired power supply. As a power supply you can either
use the power adapter for 230VAC outlets, which is provided in the
delivery, or an optional 3 VDC/2.5 A adapter (e. g. a cigarette lighter
adapter intended for operation in camping cars or the like).
Connect the power adapter to a power socket. Connect the DC
connector of the power adapter or another adapter to the DC input
socket (8) which is on the upper front face of the P200-LCD. If the
power adapter is OK, the red Power LED (3) will flash red. If the LED
does not flash, please check the power supply.
If you use another adapter as a power supply for the P200-LCD,
make sure it has an output voltage of 3 VDC (direct-current voltage)
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