Charging Batteries In Vehicles With Can Bus System - ProCharger 4.000 Bedienungsanleitung

• The rechargeable battery is fully charged when the „
• After the charging process, first disconnect the charger from the mains power.
• It is imperative to adhere to the following disconnection sequence:
- Option A - Charging the battery with the charging clamp cable while
installed: First disconnect the black charging clamp (minus) from the
vehicle chassis or the engine block. Then, disconnect the red charging
clamp (plus) from the positive terminal on the battery.
- Option B - Charging the battery with the charging clamp cable while
removed: First disconnect the black charging clamp (minus) from the minus
terminal on the battery. Then, disconnect the red charging clamp (plus)
from the positive terminal on the battery.
- Option C - Charging with the ring terminal cable: Disconnect the charger
from the ring terminal cable using the quick connector and close the ring
terminal cable socket with the enclosed fastener. If the ring terminal cable
is not to remain permanently connected to the battery, and you wish to
disconnect it after charging the battery, disconnect the motorcycle earth
connection from the battery first. Then disconnect the black ring connector
(minus) from the negative terminal on the battery and then the red ring
connector (plus) from the positive terminal on the battery. Then, re-connect
the motorcycle earth connection to the negative terminal on the battery.
- Option D - Charging using the vehicle socket and the optional ProCharger
charger plug: Disconnect the charger plug from the vehicle socket on your
motorcycle.
Interrupting the charging process
The charging process can be interrupted at any time. However, the charger must always
be disconnected from the mains before the battery is disconnected from the charger.
Charging duration
Please note that the charging processes may take different lengths of time. The
charging process for a large battery with a capacity of more than 60 Ah, for example,
can easily take longer than two days, depending on the condition of the battery (old or
new battery; flat or deeply discharged battery etc.).

10. Charging batteries in vehicles with CAN bus system

On motorcycles with CAN bus technology, the vehicle socket is generally controlled by
the main processor. The ProCharger 4000 sends voltage pulses to the vehicle socket.
The motorcycle's processor detects the connected charger and enables the vehicle
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